Upload construction drawings and use Vega to identify, measure and organize the quantities your estimate needs—then review the takeoff before carrying it into labor, materials and pricing.
ROOM TAKEOFF
Takeoff is more useful when the estimator can connect quantities back to the drawing rather than receiving an unexplained total. Vega shows rooms, areas, and boundaries on the plan — so the estimator can connect quantities to the drawing.
ROOM TAKEOFF
Room overlays
Rooms shown directly on the plan with color-coded overlays.
Room areas
Area for each room, displayed on the drawing and in the takeoff list.
Room boundaries
Each room outline is traced on the plan so you can verify the measurement.
Plan context
Quantities stay connected to the spaces where the work occurs.
Real plan traced from a permit set. Room areas are as printed on the drawing's schedule.
Different scopes require different measurements. Vega measures the kinds of quantities a construction estimate actually needs — not just a single area number.
Areas
Floors, rooms, slabs, roofing surfaces or other area-based scope.
Lengths
Walls, edges, perimeter conditions and other linear scope.
Counts
Doors, windows, fixtures or other countable plan elements.
Rooms & Spaces
Organize quantities in the context of the spaces where the work occurs.
A flooring contractor, framer, roofer and concrete contractor do not need the same quantities from the same drawing. Vega organizes the takeoff around what each trade actually measures.
Framing
Wall lengths, openings and framing-related measurable scope.
Concrete
Areas, lengths and quantities relevant to slabs, foundations and related concrete work.
Excavation
Site conditions, excavation quantities and earthwork-related scope.
Drywall
Wall and ceiling areas and board-related takeoff quantities.
Flooring
Room areas and flooring-related quantities organized by space.
Roofing
Roof areas and roofing-system quantities represented by the project.
HVAC
Mechanical-plan information and duct/run-related scope where available.
Plumbing
Plumbing-plan information and fixture counts where available.
Vega supports the major construction trades. Not every trade applies to every plan type.
Plans aren't always perfect, and software shouldn't pretend they are. Vega keeps the takeoff reviewable so the estimator can correct quantities when the drawing or field conditions require it.
Editable room boundaries
Review and adjust room boundaries directly on the takeoff canvas.
Canvas corrections
Correct dimensions and quantities where the drawing or site conditions differ.
Manual quantity changes
Override any measured value when field conditions require it.
Review before estimating
Walk the takeoff before it carries forward into labor, materials and pricing.
Detected
Rooms and quantities identified from the plan
Inspect
Estimator reviews boundaries and measurements on the canvas
Correct
Adjust room boundaries or override quantities where needed
Approve
Reviewed takeoff carries forward into the estimate
Conceptual review process — not a product screenshot.
Quantities are valuable because they become inputs to the estimate. Vega carries reviewed scope through to materials, labor, pricing, and a client-ready proposal.
Construction Plan
Takeoff
Review & Correct
Estimate
Client Proposal
Conceptual workflow — reviewed takeoff feeds into an editable estimate and client proposal.
SUBCONTRACTORS
Focus on trade-specific quantities and carry them into your estimate — without measuring scope you do not perform.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Bring several trades into one takeoff and estimating workflow instead of rebuilding each scope from scratch.
ESTIMATORS
Accelerate plan review while keeping control of quantities, corrections, and the final estimate.
Construction takeoff software helps contractors measure quantities from construction plans — areas, lengths, counts, and room-organized scope. Vega is built around that workflow: it reads the plan, organizes the quantities, and carries them into a reviewable estimate with labor, materials, and pricing.
Digital takeoff replaces manual scaling with software that reads the construction drawing, identifies rooms and measurable elements, and calculates quantities. Vega presents the results on a canvas where you can review and correct them before they feed into the estimate.
Yes. Vega uses AI-assisted analysis to identify rooms, areas, and dimensions from construction drawings. The takeoff is shown on a canvas where you can review and correct room boundaries and quantities before they feed into the estimate. The estimator remains in control of the final output.
Vega measures area-based scope (rooms, slabs, roofing surfaces), linear scope (walls, edges, perimeters), countable elements (doors, windows, fixtures), and organizes quantities by room and space. Different trades need different measurements from the same drawing — Vega is built around trade-specific takeoff.
Yes. Room boundaries and quantities are editable on the takeoff canvas. You can correct dimensions, override quantities, and adjust scope when site conditions differ from the plan. Corrections are saved and carried into the estimate.
Yes. Measured quantities feed into labor, materials, and pricing through the estimating workflow. Costs are shown per line item and remain editable. From there you can prepare a client proposal, review the scope of work, and send a secure quote.
Vega supports trade-specific takeoff for trades including framing, concrete, excavation, drywall, flooring, roofing, HVAC, plumbing, and more. Not every trade applies to every plan type — the same drawing means different things to different trades.
Yes. Vega reads PDF construction plans, as well as PNG and JPG images. Upload a plan and Vega analyzes the floor plan to extract rooms, areas, and dimensions for the takeoff.
Start with the construction drawings and turn measurable project information into a takeoff you can review and use in your estimate.