Interior finishes estimating for drywall, flooring, painting and more
Drywall, flooring, paint, insulation, and finish carpentry are quantified room by room, so every interior trade has a clear, bid-ready number before subcontractors are asked to quote.
Whether it's a single-room renovation or a full multi-unit fit-out, finishes are measured directly from floor plans and elevations, with quantities organized by room and material type.
What's measured on an interior finishes takeoff
Each line item is measured from your drawings and priced against current material and labor costs for your area.
Drywall. Wall and ceiling square footage by board type and thickness.
Flooring. Tile, hardwood, carpet, and resilient flooring measured by room.
Painting. Wall, ceiling, and trim square footage with coat counts.
Insulation. Batt, blown, and rigid insulation quantified by R-value and area.
Finish carpentry. Trim, casing, baseboards, and millwork measured by linear foot.
Cabinetry & countertops. Counted by unit and measured by linear foot for layout planning.
What you'll receive
Itemized takeoff
PDF and Excel breakdown organized by division and cross-referenced to your drawings.
Current pricing
Quantities priced against up-to-date material and labor costs for your project location.
3–12 day turnaround
Most estimates are returned within a week, leaving time to gather subcontractor quotes.
Direct estimator access
Questions about the takeoff go straight to the estimator who built it.
Questions about this estimate
Yes. Interior finish quantities are organized by room or unit, which is especially useful for multi-family and renovation projects with repeating layouts.
Quantities can be based on typical specifications with assumptions noted, so pricing can be adjusted once finishes are selected.
Get a free estimate for your interior finishes project
Send us your plans and we'll get back to you with pricing and turnaround — no obligation, no charge for the review.