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Equipment Schedules
FCUs, ACCUs, ERVs, RTUs, MAUs, transfer fans — tagged units extracted with quantities. Stable across every read.
RELIABLEYour mechanical drawings — equipment schedules, pipe counts, material specs, accessories. Reliably extracted in seconds. Duct runs flagged as your starting checklist. The assistant the estimator checks.
Proven across 20+ reads of the same plan. These are the numbers you can trust from the tool — the ones that came back the same every time.
FCUs, ACCUs, ERVs, RTUs, MAUs, transfer fans — tagged units extracted with quantities. Stable across every read.
RELIABLERefrigerant, condensate, gas piping — sizes and estimated lengths within a ±10% band.
RELIABLEReads general notes and specs faithfully. "GN-3: all duct oval" → prices oval. Cites the source note on every run.
RELIABLEFire dampers, motorized dampers, volume dampers, diffusers, grilles, louvers — counted from the plan.
RELIABLEIdentifies duct runs with sizes and estimated lengths. Your starting checklist — verify the lengths against the plan.
ASSISTIVEEvery row is flagged READ (from a schedule — trustworthy) or EST (estimated — verify). You always know which numbers to check.
BUILT INUpload a sheet, review the takeoff, load into your estimating workbook. The machine reads; you decide.
Drop a PDF page or image of your mechanical floor plan. One sheet per takeoff — dense government E-size plans supported up to 50MB.
The vision engine analyzes the drawing — finds equipment tags, measures duct runs against the scale, reads the spec notes, counts every damper and diffuser. Every item flagged READ or EST.
Nothing writes until you say so. Edit lengths, reject rows, confirm materials. EST items sorted to the top so you see the uncertain ones first. Print the review with all flags visible for your job file.
Accepted rows populate the Mechanical Estimator workbook — only the input cells, never the formulas. The bid range (LOW / EXPECTED / HIGH) populates with your contingency calculated.
If a number was estimated, it says so — in the review, in the workbook, and on the printout. The tool carries priced, flagged uncertainty. It never writes a fabricated number without a confidence flag. Hiding that a number was estimated is the failure mode. Carrying it as priced, flagged uncertainty is the product.
Taken from a schedule, table, or tagged dimension on the drawing. Trustworthy. Green-flagged.
Inferred or scaled from layout the drawing only implies. Amber-flagged, sorted to the top of your verify list, priced into the contingency band.
Sign up, upload a plan, and see what the tool finds. The assistant the estimator checks.