Electrical bids fail when takeoffs miss devices, feeders, or low-voltage scope buried in the drawing set. Sky Estimates provides electrical estimator services built for contractors, EPC firms, and builders who need numbers they can defend in front of owners and subs.
Our team quantifies power, lighting, communications, and low-voltage systems from PDF plans, one-lines, and specifications. Deliverables are organized for buy-out, vendor quotes, and submission in the format you specify.
Whether you are pricing a tenant improvement, a ground-up commercial shell, or a residential custom home, accurate electrical estimating protects margin and speeds up bid preparation.
Bid submission support
Bid preparation and scope narratives
Electrical material cost estimates
Material price and quantity takeoffs
Drafting and CAD support when needed
Full electrical estimating and takeoff
Power and lighting load summaries
Utility and service entrance pricing
Sky Estimates supports general contractors, electrical subcontractors, home builders, developers, and EPC contractors who need reliable electrical quantities without maintaining a full-time estimating bench.
We adapt deliverables to your bid template, owner forms, and subcontractor buy-out process so files feel in-house even when production is outsourced.
Nurse call and healthcare communications
Thermostats and building controls
Fire alarm and life safety systems
Landscape and site lighting
Garage door operators and access control
Fire suppression monitoring interfaces
Structured cabling and network data
Audio, visual, and conferencing systems
Telephone and paging systems
Wireless clocks and connectivity
Our estimators understand one-lines, panel schedules, riser diagrams, and spec sections so counts reflect real field installation, not generic templates.
Production runs in Trimble, PlanSwift, Bluebeam, ConEst, and Excel so quantities trace back to the drawing and export cleanly for your workflow.
Every package passes internal QA with color-coded takeoff sheets, assumptions, and scope notes that reduce bid-day surprises.
We produce organized electrical takeoff sheets with clear division structure and color-coded markups where requested. That makes it easier for your team, subs, and owners to review scope before award.
Lead estimators flag missing details, conflicting notes between drawings and specs, and long-lead equipment requirements before pricing is finalized.
You receive Excel summaries, marked PDFs, or template-based exports on the agreed schedule, with revision support when addenda drop.
Share PDF, TIFF, DWG, JPEG, PNG, CAL, CPC, BMP, or other common formats through our upload form or email with your bid date and scope notes.
We review sheet count and scope, then return a fixed quote with turnaround and deliverable format before production begins.
Get itemized takeoffs and cost summaries formatted for bid submission, sub buy-out, or owner presentation on the agreed schedule.
Traceable quantities tied to your drawing revision
Low-voltage and power scope clearly separated
24 to 48 hour standard turnaround on most packages
Revision pricing when bulletins or addenda are issued
Strict confidentiality for all plans and proprietary data
Direct communication with your lead estimator
Share your drawing set and we will quote production within hours.
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Get a Free QuotePricing depends on drawing complexity, system scope, and turnaround. We provide a fixed quote after reviewing your plans with no obligation to proceed.
Deliverables typically include quantity takeoffs, material summaries, labor splits when requested, assumptions, scope notes, and optional Excel or PDF exports matched to your template.
Expect traceable counts, proactive scope questions, software fluency, and deliverables structured for the way you actually submit bids and buy out subs.
Look for trade-specific experience, turnaround discipline, QA review, and communicators who flag drawing conflicts early instead of after bid day.
Upload plans and receive a quote with delivery timing within hours.
