Use Vega to turn construction plans into reviewable takeoffs and estimates across multiple trades—then refine quantities, labor, materials, pricing and scope before the proposal goes to your client.
Conceptual workflow — not a product screenshot.
General contractors often need to understand scope across many trades rather than estimating a single isolated scope. Vega estimates multiple trades from the same set of construction plans within one project — so trade estimates stay organized together instead of scattered across disconnected tools.
Excavation
Concrete
Framing
Roofing
Drywall
Flooring
HVAC
Plumbing
Representative trades — not every trade applies to every plan type. The GC selects the trades relevant to the project.
The GC workflow moves from plans to a combined project estimate — with review and correction along the way, not a black-box total.
Construction Plans
Takeoff
Review & Correct
Trade Estimates
Combined Project Estimate
Conceptual workflow — the GC reviews and corrects before trade estimates combine into the project estimate.
A GC needs to understand what drives the estimate — not simply receive an unexplained total. Vega shows the quantities, costs and scope behind the number, organized by trade and project.
Quantities
Areas, lengths and counts organized by trade and room — not a single unexplained number.
Material quantities
Material scope shown per trade so you can see what drives material cost.
Labor
Labor cost shown per trade alongside material, so the labor basis is visible.
Pricing
Unit costs and line-item pricing remain editable — you can see and adjust the numbers.
Trade totals
Each trade carries its own subtotal, material and labor totals within the project estimate.
Markup & overhead
Overhead, profit and contingency can be accounted for alongside the underlying project costs.
Adjustments
Quantities, pricing and scope can be overridden where field conditions or judgment differ.
Scope
The scope behind the estimate is reviewable — so the number is connected to the work it represents.
Vega is designed to assist the estimating process while keeping review and editing with the contractor. The estimate is reviewed and adjusted before it becomes the bid or the client proposal.
Review quantities
See the measured quantities on the takeoff canvas before they carry into the estimate.
Correct takeoff information
Adjust room boundaries and override quantities where the drawing or site conditions differ.
Adjust estimate values
Edit labor, material and pricing inputs per line item — the estimate updates accordingly.
Review scope
Walk the scope of work before it becomes the client-facing proposal.
Review before client delivery
Review the estimate and scope before sending the client-facing proposal.
Review quantities
See measured quantities on the takeoff canvas
Correct takeoff
Adjust boundaries or override quantities where needed
Adjust estimate
Edit labor, material and pricing inputs per line item
Approve
Reviewed estimate carries into the proposal
Conceptual review process — not a product screenshot.
The reviewed estimate carries into a proposal workflow — with scope, client delivery and digital acceptance — so the GC can move from estimate to client without rebuilding the information.
Proposal creation
The reviewed estimate carries into a structured proposal with sections, line items and branding.
Scope of work
A draft scope is generated from the proposal content — you review and edit it before sending.
Client delivery
A secure proposal link is sent to the client — they review it without needing an account.
Client review
The client views the proposal online, sees the scope and pricing, and reviews the terms.
Digital acceptance
The client accepts by typing their name — the acceptance is recorded with a timestamp and audit trail.
Scope of work — contractor-reviewed
Vega can generate a draft scope of work from the proposal content — including inclusions, exclusions and assumptions. The draft is meant to be reviewed and edited by the contractor before sending. The contractor remains responsible for reviewing the contractual scope.
Estimating software for general contractors helps turn construction plans into structured estimates across multiple trades — quantities, labor, materials, pricing and scope — within one project workflow. Vega is built around that workflow, with review and editing at each step before the estimate becomes a client proposal.
Yes. Vega estimates multiple trades from the same set of construction plans within one project. Trades including excavation, concrete, framing, roofing, drywall, flooring, HVAC and plumbing can be estimated together. Not every trade applies to every plan type — the GC selects the trades relevant to the project.
Yes. Vega reads construction plans and organizes takeoff quantities — areas, lengths, counts and room-organized scope — that feed into the estimate. The takeoff is shown on a canvas where you can review and correct it before it carries forward.
Yes. Quantities, labor, material and pricing inputs are editable per line item. You can override measured values, adjust room boundaries, and refine scope where field conditions or judgment differ from the plan. The estimate updates accordingly.
Yes. Each trade estimate shows material cost and labor cost separately, along with a trade subtotal. At the project level, overhead, profit and contingency are shown as distinct lines on top of the base trade cost, so you can see what drives the total.
Yes. The reviewed estimate carries into a structured proposal with sections, line items, branding, terms and payment terms. A secure proposal link is sent to the client, who can review it online and accept by typing their name — the acceptance is recorded with a timestamp and audit trail.
Yes. Vega can generate a draft scope of work from the proposal content — including inclusions, exclusions and assumptions. The draft is meant to be reviewed and edited by the contractor before sending. The contractor remains responsible for reviewing the contractual scope.
Yes. Vega reads PDF construction plans, as well as PNG and JPG images. Upload a plan set and Vega analyzes the floor plans to extract rooms, areas and dimensions that feed into the takeoff and estimate.
Upload a plan set and move from construction drawings to a reviewed, multi-trade estimate — then carry it into a client-ready proposal.