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Learn how to join the future of automated estimating
ChatGPT and Copilot have genuine uses. But for takeoffs, the limitations matter. Here’s an honest look at where generic AI can help, and where it falls short.
Electrical estimating software automates the takeoff and pricing process for electrical estimators. Learn how it works, what to look for, and why it matters for your bottom line.
Not all takeoff software automates the same way. Here's the difference between digital and truly automated takeoff, and why it matters for your estimating team.
Increase your efficiency by learning these four Google Sheets tips.
Interruptions can be a real productivity-killer. As an estimator, they can also impact your accuracy. Here’s what you need to know about distractions and some tips for avoiding them:
The modern estimator’s guide to thinking about AV requirements.
Creating cabling and data estimates is notoriously difficult but here’s how modern estimators are speeding up the process.
Want to produce fast and accurate lighting estimates? Here are our top tips.
Many estimations start with an Excel spreadsheet. Here’s our guide on how to keep things simple and effective.
We often get asked if Countfire (and other takeoff software) can be used on an iPad. Here’s why we don’t recommend it and some alternatives to try.
The construction industry is using cloud-based software to make the process of tender bids faster and more accurate. Here’s a guide to takeoffs.
What do the most effective electrical estimators do? We’re taking a look at those key habits:
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