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Bill of quantities · Unit pricesConstruction budgets: know how much you will invest before you start

We prepare your budget using unit prices, with a bill of quantities, material take-off and labor. Use it to plan, compare contractors and control every peso.

What's included

A budget you can actually build with.

It's not a ballpark figure: it's a technical document you can review, compare and use to control the project.

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01

Bill of quantities

Every work item organized by trade, with unit and quantity, ready to be priced.

02

Unit price analysis

Each item broken down into materials, labor, tools and equipment.

03

Quantity take-off

How much block, steel, concrete and finishes you need, measured from your drawings.

04

Labor estimate

Daily wages and crews by stage so you know how much to pay and when.

05

Budget by stage

Foundations, structure, installations and finishes, each costed separately.

06

Cost planning

Investment cash flow over time so the money lasts from start to finish.

Why it matters

A good budget does more than tell you the cost.

  • Know the materials you needNo surplus or shortages halfway through.
  • Control your spendingEvery payment is checked against the budget.
  • Compare pricesRequest quotes with the same bill of quantities and compare on equal terms.
  • Avoid unnecessary purchasesBuy what the project needs, when it needs it.
  • Plan every stageYou know what comes next, what it costs and how long it takes.
  • Protect your investmentCatch deviations before they become cost overruns.
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How we do it

From drawings to budget in four steps.

We walk you through each step on a call before we start. The quote is free.

  1. 1

    We review your drawings

    Architectural, structural and MEP drawings, or whatever you have so far.

  2. 2

    We build the bill of quantities

    We break the project down into items with unit and quantity.

  3. 3

    We analyze prices

    Unit prices with current costs in the city where you're building.

  4. 4

    We walk you through it

    We deliver the budget and go over it with you item by item.

Free quote

Planning a construction project?

  • Free
  • No obligation
  • Same business-day reply

Frequently asked questions

More clarity before you start.

What do I need to get a construction budget?

Ideally, the project drawings. If you don't have them complete yet, we can work from a schematic design or a site survey and adjust the budget as the project develops.

What is a unit price analysis?

It is the cost breakdown of each work item: how much material, labor, tools and equipment one unit takes (for example, one square meter of wall). It tells you whether a price is fair and lets you compare contractors.

Can I use the budget to compare contractors?

Yes. With the same bill of quantities, every contractor quotes exactly the same scope and you can compare line by line.

How much does a construction budget cost?

It depends on the size and level of detail of the project. We send you the service quote free and with no obligation.

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