Bid Desk
Takeoffs and bid leveling inside your bid window.
- Quantity takeoff by system, size and material
- Marked-up drawings
- Scope gap and RFI list
- Sub bid leveling spreadsheet
- Exclusion and alternate normalization
- Award recommendation memo
For general contractors, developers, architects and owners: takeoffs, bid leveling, scope reviews and value engineering from a master plumber who has priced the work.
Count it right once, bid it with confidence.
$650–$4,500 · 3–7 business days depending on project size commercialAward the right bid, not just the lowest number.
$850–$3,500 · 2–4 business days commercialFind the problem on the plans, not in the field.
$750–$3,000 · 3–5 business days commercialReal savings, documented, without a callback in year two.
$1,500–$7,500 · 5–10 business days commercialOpen on time and stay off the utility's list.
$650–$2,500 · 3–5 business days commercialSomeone in your corner who speaks fluent pipe.
$1,500–$8,500 · Ongoing, scheduled to your project milestonesTakeoffs and bid leveling inside your bid window.
Your plumbing expert from submittals to closeout.
Score how bid-ready your plumbing scope is before it goes out, and see exactly which gaps cost money.
For builders & owners Free toolCount fixtures, get water supply and drainage fixture units, peak GPM, service, meter and building drain sizes.
Size supply, meter & drain Free toolPick residential, commercial or industrial, answer five questions and see a planning fee range plus the right package.
Price your consultationThe plumbing and architectural drawings (PDF is fine), the specifications if available, addenda, and the bid due date. Tell us how you want the output organized.
Only if you want us to. Many clients prefer we draft the clarification questions and they send them under their own name.
No. We provide an independent constructability and scope review. Design changes are made by the engineer of record, who can use our comments.
Every alternate we propose is checked against the adopted code and manufacturer requirements, and flagged where approval from the engineer or authority having jurisdiction is required.
It depends on the fixtures draining to it, their flow rates, the menu and the method your utility requires. Small cafés may qualify for a smaller unit, while full-service kitchens typically need an in-ground interceptor. We size it to your actual layout.
We often work alongside a general owner's rep or project manager as the plumbing specialist. On smaller projects we can be the owner's plumbing eyes on our own.
Tell us about the problem, project or bid. A Texas Responsible Master Plumber replies within one business day with next steps and a fixed fee.