Electrical Estimating · Nationwide
Electrical Estimating Services Nationwide
MeTiger produces detailed, code-aware electrical estimating, takeoffs, and cost estimates for electrical contractors and GCs nationwide across all 50 states — and you work directly with your estimator, not a ticket queue.
- Typical 24–48 hr target
- NECA labor-unit basis
- Marked-up plans + itemized pricing
- Work directly with your estimator
Fixed quote within 1 business day — often same day — of drawing review.
Estimates prepared under the direction of a licensed Professional Engineer
P.E. (Texas) · P.Eng. (Nova Scotia & Alberta) · PMP · LEED AP BD+C
MeTiger provides estimating and bid-support services — not sealed engineering, stamped drawings, or engineer-of-record services.
Why MeTiger
What sets MeTiger apart
The estimating market is full of anonymous, high-volume shops. MeTiger works the opposite way: clear scope, direct communication, and reviewable estimating assumptions.
Talk to your estimator
You deal with the person building your estimate, so questions do not disappear into an anonymous queue.
Defensible numbers
Takeoffs and pricing are built from drawing review, NECA labor-unit references, and clearly marked national/regional assumptions.
Transparent scope
Deliverables spell out inclusions, exclusions, allowances, alternates, and bid assumptions.
Committed turnaround
The turnaround target is confirmed with the fixed quote before estimating starts.
Services
Electrical estimating services
Commercial-forward and electrical-only — from tenant fit-outs to distribution and low-voltage systems.
Commercial Tenant Improvement
Branch wiring, devices, panel tie-ins, lighting, controls, and existing-condition assumptions organized for tenant fit-out bids.
Retail & Restaurant
Storefront and kitchen scopes with equipment-heavy loads, dedicated circuits, GFCI assumptions, signage, and tenant coordination notes.
Warehouse & Light-Industrial
High-bay lighting, receptacles, distribution, equipment feeds, and clear separation of large-footprint material quantities.
Power Distribution
Feeders, panels, switchboards, transformers, disconnects, breakers, and one-line-driven assumptions built into a reviewable estimate.
Lighting & Controls
Fixture counts, emergency lighting, controls, relay panels, exterior assumptions, and alternates presented clearly for bid review.
Low-Voltage / Fire Alarm / Data
Fire alarm, structured cabling, access, AV rough-in, and low-voltage allowances separated from the power scope.
Scope
What we take off.
Every line item counted from your drawings and organized the way an estimate reads.
A. Conduit & Raceway
- EMT, IMC, and rigid runs
- PVC and underground duct
- Cable tray and wireway
- Fittings and supports
B. Conductors & Wiring
- Branch and feeder conductors
- MC / AC cable
- Terminations
- Homerun makeup
C. Switchgear & Distribution
- Panels and switchboards
- Transformers
- Disconnects and breakers
- Metering assumptions
D. Branch Devices
- Receptacles and switches
- Device boxes
- Plates and covers
- Dedicated equipment circuits
E. Lighting & Controls
- Fixtures by type
- Occupancy and daylight controls
- Dimming and relay panels
- Emergency and exit lighting
F. Grounding & Low-Voltage
- Grounding and bonding
- Fire alarm devices
- Structured cabling
- Access / AV rough-in
Deliverables
What your estimate includes
A reviewable estimate package your team can price, check, and submit with more confidence.
Quantity takeoff workbook
Material, devices, conduit, conductors, and gear counted by system in an Excel workbook.
NEC-aware scope organization
Electrical scope organized against the NEC, project specifications, and the bid documents.
NECA labor-hour summary
Labor hours on a NECA labor-unit basis, with the assumptions stated.
Color-coded marked-up drawings
PDF markups so every quantity traces back to your drawings, line by line.
Material list by system
A clean material list separated by electrical system.
Inclusions and exclusions
Written clarity on what is carried, what is excluded, and what is an allowance.
RFI / scope-gap log
Missing or conflicting information flagged before it erodes margin after award.
Addenda review
Addenda and revisions folded into the estimate or tracked separately.
Bid summary
A concise rollup for bid review, handoff, or internal pricing.
Alternates & value-engineering notes
Alternate pricing and value-engineering options presented clearly.
Long-lead equipment notes
Long-lead gear flagged so procurement is not a surprise.
Assumptions and clarifications
The basis of the numbers documented so your team can check them.
Optional pre-bid review call
A walkthrough of the assumptions before you submit, on request.
Software & method
Tools and method
Commercial-grade takeoff and estimating tooling, with a person accountable for the numbers.
Bluebeam Revu
On-screen quantity takeoff and color-coded plan markups traceable back to your drawings.
Excel estimate workbooks
Structured material and labor workbooks on a NECA labor-unit basis, built for review.
AI-accelerated takeoffs with engineer quality control
AI speeds the count; a person reviews scope, assumptions, and exclusions before anything is delivered.
Process
From bid set to reviewable estimate
Send your bid set
Drawings, specs, addenda, and the bid date — or just a plan link. Tell us takeoff-only or full pricing.
Fixed quote after drawing review
A flat per-project estimating quote, confirmed after we review the set — before any work begins.
Takeoff & scope review
Quantities counted by system on a NECA labor-unit basis, with gaps and assumptions flagged.
Reviewable package delivered
Your takeoff workbook, labor summary, marked-up plans, and scope notes arrive in Excel and PDF.
Optional pre-bid review call
Walk the assumptions and exclusions with your estimator before you submit.
Estimating for electrical contractors, coast to coast.
Plans move over the wire, so where you build doesn't limit who estimates it. Tap your state to see the line to call — we work in all 50.
MeTiger provides electrical estimating and takeoff services in Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Wyoming.
Who we serve
Who we serve
An estimating desk that works like part of your team.
Contractors bring MeTiger in to bid more work without carrying a full-time estimator, or to add capacity when the pipeline spikes.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide electrical estimating across all 50 states?
Yes. MeTiger provides electrical estimating and takeoff support remotely for contractors and general contractors across all 50 states. We work from your PDF or DWG set and deliver a reviewable estimate package on an agreed window.
Do you use the National Electrical Code (NEC)?
Our estimating and scope review are informed by the NEC, project specifications, local utility requirements, and the bid documents. Final compliance remains subject to the engineer of record and the authority having jurisdiction.
Can you estimate from PDF drawings?
Yes. PDF bid sets are the most common input. Send the drawings, specifications, and any addenda, and we confirm scope before starting.
Can you work from DWG / CAD files?
Yes. We work from DWG/CAD backgrounds as well as PDFs. Let us know what format you have and we will confirm what we need.
What do I receive with the estimate?
A reviewable package: a quantity takeoff workbook, color-coded marked-up drawings, a material list by system, a NECA labor-hour summary with the labor-unit basis and assumptions, inclusions and exclusions, an RFI / scope-gap log, addenda review, and a bid summary.
Do you provide stamped engineering?
No. MeTiger provides estimating and bid-support services — not sealed engineering, stamped drawings, or engineer-of-record services.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. An NDA is available on request — note it on the form and we will send one before you share drawings.
How is pricing structured?
A fixed estimating quote per project, confirmed after we review the drawing set, scope, and bid schedule — before any work begins. No subscription and no long-term contract.
How fast is turnaround?
Typical 24–48 hour target, confirmed per project after drawing review. Larger or incomplete sets may take longer.
How do I request a quote?
Send your bid set (or a plan link) and the bid due date through the quote form. We confirm scope, fee, and delivery window before any work begins.
Experience
Representative prior estimating experience
Anonymized. US client references available on request as they’re approved.
Municipal lift stations — Florida
Electrical takeoffs and labor summaries for municipal wastewater lift stations: pump feeders, controls, standby power, and site power, organized for public-bid review.
Big-box retail remodel program
Multi-site retail remodel estimating: lighting and controls retrofits, panel and branch revisions, and equipment circuits, with quantities separated by store for a rollout.
Municipal WWTP — federally funded (Davis-Bacon)
Estimating support for a municipal wastewater-treatment-plant electrical scope on a federally funded, Davis-Bacon project: distribution, motors and controls, and instrumentation power, with prevailing-wage labor assumptions stated.
County fire station
Ground-up electrical estimate for a county fire station: service and distribution, standby power, apparatus-bay and site lighting, and low-voltage rough-in, delivered as a reviewable bid package.
Coverage
Estimating support in all 50 states
Remote-first delivery nationwide. The interactive coverage map is above; state-level estimating support is available across:
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