Sitework takeoff
Takeoff for site and civil estimators.
The widest set of scopes on one sheet. Paving, curb, walks and utilities all overlap on the same civil plan, and separating them is most of the work.
On the C-series civil
What sitework takeoff actually counts.
The scopes that come off the sheet, and the units they price in: SF, LF, CY, EA.
| Scope | Unit | Why it is slow by hand |
|---|---|---|
| Asphalt and concrete paving | SF | Sections change across the same lot, so the areas are not one trace. |
| Curb and gutter | LF | Every radius and every return adds length the eye skips. |
| Sidewalks and pads | SF | Often drawn on top of the paving they interrupt. |
| Storm and sanitary runs | LF | Measured between structures, by size. |
| Structures and inlets | EA | Counted by type off the symbol, not the label. |
| Silt fence and site perimeter | LF | A long, irregular run nobody wants to trace twice. |
In your own words
Ask for it the way you would say it.
Open your sheet in Bluebeam Revu. It checks the scale, does the measuring, and asks before it writes.
Area of the asphalt paving on C-101.
Give me the LF of curb and gutter around the parking field.
Count the catch basins on this sheet.
Trace the limit of disturbance and read the perimeter back to me.
See sitework run on a sheet.
Bring the scope you price most often. We will take it off in Bluebeam Revu on the call, with you watching the number.