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TAKEOFF SERVICES
Take the guesswork out of estimating materials for your next project
Need help determining the materials required for your project?
Stramit’s takeoff service can help estimate material quantities from suitable project drawings, plans or dimensioned sketches. Our team can prepare a material takeoff to give you a clearer starting point for quoting and ordering Stramit products.
What is a material takeoff?
A construction material takeoff uses project drawings and specifications to determine the quantities, dimensions and types of materials required for a project.
If you haven’t completed your own material takeoff, the Stramit team can use suitable drawings, plans or dimensioned sketches to estimate the materials required for your project.
What can be included in a Stramit takeoff?
Depending on your project, a Stramit takeoff may include:
- roof cladding
- wall cladding
- structural products, including purlins
- battens
- rainwater products
- flashings
- insulation
- fasteners and accessories.
How does our takeoff service work?
Send our takeoff team your project information, including suitable plans, drawings or dimensioned sketches.
Our estimating team reviews the information provided and uses specialised software to calculate estimated material quantities. We then prepare a takeoff report outlining the estimated materials required for your project.
What information do I need to provide?
The accuracy of a takeoff depends on the quality and completeness of the information supplied.
Where applicable, provide:
- clear project plans or dimensioned sketches
- relevant project dimensions
- product or material specifications
- nominated Stramit products or profiles
- other relevant project information.
Providing complete and accurate information helps our team prepare a more accurate estimate.
Request a takeoff
Need help estimating the Stramit products required for your next project?
Send your project information to our takeoff team at takeoffs@stramit.com.au.
Important Disclaimer: Takeoffs are estimates based on the project information supplied. Check onsite dimensions and material requirements before placing a takeoff request and again before placing a product order.