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Slow Construction Estimating
Construction estimators and contractors waste days on error-prone spreadsheet-based estimating, quoting, and proposal work that delays bids and erodes profit.
In their words
Manually keeping everything updated isn't really feasible, especially with the way prices seem to be fluctuating at the moment.
I’m the one who has to go somewhere else and start all over again.
We use historical velocity and loaded developer cost but it's always a rough guess.
They don't really talk to each other, so I end up entering the same information twice, which gets old fast.
I’m looking for an Excel sheet or affordable program for small storm, water and sewer estimates.
It took me 2 days to bid 2 small jobs and 2 large jobs.
I feel like this should have been at least 3 days worth of work?
Glad I didn't waste my time with the estimating and renderings.
He keeps bidding jobs where I can do everything but the actual work within the allotted hours.
I put together a fee estimate for an ALTA for 18k... Final cost to the company? 21k.
I would want to paste the pricing between every row that already exists. Is that possible?
I'm basically expected to estimate $1–50m jobs, write the bids and then do contract admin with very little support.
I am about to start the project, $4,600.00, after I thankfully reverted to pen a paper to complete the bid.
Construction estimators and contractors
Where they talk
- r/estimators
- r/Contractor
- r/GeneralContractor
- r/Construction
- r/landscaping
- r/adjusters
- r/ConstructionManagers
- r/RepairShopOwners
Tools they use today
- Excel
- QuickBooks
- Bluebeam
- Claude
- Google Sheets
- Word
- Xactimate
- OST
Why those fall short
- clients refuse to share budget; AI quotes ignore local rates and scope
- lack of tools; unrealistic expectations
- spreadsheets became a nightmare to keep organized with daily variables
- writers guess labor times, miss op codes and parts, techs must double-check
- too complex for others to use, audits and edits are not fun
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