Takeoff software for millwork and casework shops
Cabinet counts, trim runs, countertop area and hardware, each on its own scope and its own color. Built for a shop bidding a couple of jobs a week, not an estimating department.
A casework sheet, counted
How a millwork takeoff runs
How do you count casework off a plan set?
Place a marker on every base, wall and tall unit, each tied to its own scope. Counts total as you go, sheet by sheet, so a missed elevation is obvious instead of invisible.
How do you run linear feet of trim and countertop?
Calibrate the sheet off a known dimension, then trace runs of base, crown, apron and top. Running totals update per scope, in feet, with no conversion math on your side.
Can you keep material and labor apart?
Yes. Each scope carries a material rate and a labor rate, so you can see whether the margin is in the shop or in the field before the number goes out.
What does the GC actually receive?
A proposal PDF with your scopes and quantities, or a CSV if you would rather finish the bid in the spreadsheet you already trust.
Other trades
Doing the takeoff
Against what you're using
Run one real bid through it.
Two projects free, no card. If it doesn't beat your spreadsheet on the first job, you've lost an afternoon.