Outsource estimating services: cracking the numbers game

Creating rock-solid estimates

We dive deep into the nitty-gritty, assessing the costs of materials, labor, and equipment. Our team works hand-in-hand with contractors and engineers to lock down all the details.

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Reading the fine print

Understanding contract documents and project specs is second nature to our estimators. We make sure every cost aspect is covered, leaving no stone unturned.

Bidding and negotiation

Beyond crunching numbers, our estimators prepare competitive bids and negotiate like pros, keeping your project’s financials in check.

Market savvy

We stay on top of market trends and material costs. Knowledge is power, and we use it to your advantage.

Clear communication

Great estimates demand clear conversations. Our team coordinates seamlessly with clients, vendors, and stakeholders.

Using top-tier tools

We leverage cutting-edge estimating software to simulate different scenarios, ensuring precise cost management every step of the way.

What our clients say!
Rotem Rotenberg

Rotem Rotenberg

Managing Director at Cobild

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"β€œOutsourcey's team has played a crucial role in our expansion. Their support has been invaluable, contributing significantly to our success. Grateful for their dedication.”"

Alex Louey

Alex Louey

Co-founder at Appscore

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""Outstanding service & results! Outsourcey consistently surpasses our expectations and demonstrated excellence. Highly impressed with their commitment to our business.""

Ashleigh Pyke

Ashleigh Pyke

Founder at Jnr.life

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"β€œOutsourcey demonstrated a profound understanding of our business needs. Their attention to detail & proactive approach set them apart in the outsourcing industry.”"

Brad Hampel

Brad Hampel

Seeker Agency

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""Outsourcey has been a game-changer for us. Their seamless solutions have streamlined our processes, allowing us to focus more on our core business objectives."

Residential & commercial construction estimating geniuses: skills and qualifications needed

Having the right skills makes all the difference. Our site estimators come with solid backgrounds in engineering or construction management. They’re analytical, detail-oriented, and tech-savvyβ€”especially when it comes to Microsoft Office and specialized estimating tools.Β 

Whether it’s breaking down complex cost scenarios or building strong client relationships, our team is ready to deliver.

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Our seamless and efficient process to secure you the finest talent in 2 weeks or less.

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No lock-in contracts

That’s right, you can cancel anytime!

No setup fees

Pay only when your team goes live.

24/7 operations

Global workflows across all time zones.

Best price guarantee

We’ll beat competitor service fees.

WFH, hybrid & office

Global workflows across all time zones.

Complete flexibility

Change & scale your staff as you need.Plus hire full or part-time staff.

Still not convinced that outsourcing will suit your business?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions about our construction estimating services answered!

What do you need to become a site estimator in construction?

You typically need a degree in construction management or civil engineering. Relevant certifications like the Certified Professional Estimator (CPE) and experience in construction project management also boost your prospects.

How is remote construction estimating different from on-site work?

Remote construction estimating relies on digital tools to measure and estimate, reducing the need for site visits. On-site estimators, however, engage directly with the project environment, offering hands-on assessment and immediate feedback.

What's the salary range for a site estimator in construction?

Site estimator salaries in construction range from about $50,000 for beginners to over $100,000 for seasoned pros, depending on experience, education, and location.

What does an on-site construction estimator do?

An on-site estimator measures materials and labor needs directly at the construction site, collaborates with project managers, and ensures compliance with safety and regulatory standards.

Where is the demand highest for construction estimating services?

Demand for construction estimating services peaks in regions with booming construction and infrastructure projects, especially in urban areas and locations with significant development or renovation activities.

Is being a site estimator in construction a stressful job?

Yes, site estimators in construction often face tight deadlines and high expectations for accuracy, which can be stressful. Effective time management and organization help manage the pressure.

Why should I choose to outsource estimating services?

Outsourcing estimating services saves time and resources, giving you access to skilled professionals without the overhead. It’s a smart move for both commercial and residential construction projects.

What are the benefits of commercial construction estimating?

Commercial construction estimating ensures your project stays on budget and on schedule. Accurate estimates prevent cost overruns and keep stakeholders informed and satisfied.

How does residential construction estimating differ from commercial projects?

Residential construction estimating focuses on smaller-scale projects and often involves more personalized cost assessments, whereas commercial construction estimating deals with larger budgets and complex logistics.

How do outsourced estimating services work?

Site estimators are the backbone of both commercial and residential construction projects. They make sure every dime and dollar is accounted for, from materials to labor. Our site estimators ensure your project starts on the right financial foot and stays within budget.