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Division 10 specialties takeoff software

A Division 10 takeoff is many small counts across many sections. The accessory schedule, the enlarged restroom plans and the signage schedule each carry part of it. The errors come from items the spec lists and no sheet shows, and from items the owner supplies.

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This trade is not open yet. We are building it with founding contractors, who use Takeoff Tool three months free. The lists below show what the takeoff covers and what we teach it first.

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The spec sections it reads

  • 10 14 00Signage
  • 10 21 13Toilet compartments
  • 10 28 00Toilet, bath and laundry accessories
  • 10 51 00Lockers

What a division 10 specialties takeoff covers

  1. 01

    Toilet accessories

    Grab bars, dispensers, mirrors and disposals by tag, tied to the accessory schedule.
  2. 02

    Toilet partitions

    Compartments and urinal screens, with the material and mounting the spec calls for.
  3. 03

    Lockers and benches

    Counted by type, size and tier from the locker room plans.
  4. 04

    Signage

    Room signs and code signs by type, tied to the signage schedule.
  5. 05

    Fire extinguishers and cabinets

    Counted from the floor plans and the life safety sheets.
  6. 06

    Wall protection and other items

    Corner guards, markerboards and the other Division 10 sections in the manual.

The conflicts we teach it first

These are the conflicts estimators in this trade tell us cost them money. They are the first rules we build with founding contractors.

  1. 01

    Spec'd but not drawn

    Corner guards or a flagpole in the spec with nothing on the plans.
  2. 02

    Drawn but not spec'd

    Lockers on the plan with no locker section in the Project Manual.
  3. 03

    Schedule and plan disagree

    An accessory tag on an enlarged restroom plan with no row in the accessory schedule.
  4. 04

    Owner furnished

    Soap and paper dispensers that the schedule marks as supplied by the owner and installed by the contractor.
  5. 05

    Material mismatch

    The spec calls for one partition material and the finish schedule names another.
  6. 06

    Signage count

    A signage schedule that does not cover every room on the door schedule.

Division 10 specialties: common questions

Can I use Takeoff Tool for Division 10 specialties takeoffs today?
Not yet. Division 10 specialties is a founding trade. We build each trade with working estimators, so the tool learns how the trade really bids. Founding contractors use it free for three months while we build it with them.
What do you need from a founding Division 10 specialties contractor?
An hour or two of your estimator's time, screen shared, while they do a real takeoff. Plus a set of past bid packets with the finished takeoffs. We use them to check the tool against work you already trust.
What does it cost after the founding period?
The standard price is $2,500 per seat per month. It is a flat fee. There is no charge per takeoff.

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