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Plumbing Quantity Takeoff (QTO) Services

Request measured plumbing quantities with drawing references and a defined scope.

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At a glance

Request measured plumbing quantities with drawing references and a defined scope.

Plumbing quantity takeoff services measure pipe lengths and count fittings, valves, fixtures and equipment from an identified drawing set. State the measurement boundaries and required output format before requesting quantities.

Confirm scope and assumptions against your project documents.

Scope and inputs to reconcile

Group quantities by system, material and size. Distinguish horizontal routes, risers, equipment connections and accessories instead of treating fixture counts as a complete piping takeoff.

Workflow and checks

Check sheet scale against known dimensions, reconcile plans with risers and schedules, and identify repeated unit or floor layouts. Record assumed routes and incomplete details as separate review items.

What the output should show

Request an editable quantity schedule with units and drawing references, marked measurement locations and a list of unresolved items. Confirm whether any labor or pricing is included.

Exclusions and unresolved decisions

Quantities depend on document completeness and do not guarantee that all construction scope is shown. Engineering, supplier pricing and installation are outside a quantities-only request.

Documents to share for a quote

Provide current plans, risers, schedules and specifications, the required grouping and bid deadline. Use the main takeoff service page for the full package description.

Related scope and estimating resources

Ready for Bid Day

Request a Project-Specific Plumbing Estimate

Share your PDF drawings, specifications, and addenda. Confirm the quantity, labor, and bid outputs you need, then agree the scope and delivery date in the proposal.

Confirm scope, delivery date, revision terms, and any NDA requirements before work starts.