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Drywall Estimator

Posted 5 days ago

advastar groupSavannah (GA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Drywall Estimator A well-established interior specialty contractor with a growing Southeast footprint is adding a Drywall Estimator to its Savannah, GA area office. The company serves healthcare, multifamily, and hospitality across a regional radius, handling new construction and renovation. This office manages over $20 million in annual contracts and is on a rapid growth path, opening new regional offices each year. For a strong estimator who wants to own pre-construction for a real book of work and grow into a senior role inside a low-turnover, high-autonomy culture, this is a legitimate opportunity. Anticipated $85,000–$110,000, based on experience Performance-based bonus — paid on individual and company results Full suite of benefits: Health/Dental/Vision (company pays a portion of premiums), PTO401(k) with company-funded safe harbor contribution Flexible schedule and high-autonomy work environment Own the pre-construction cycle for the Savannah office — site surveys, takeoffs, bid assembly, and coordination with the main pre-con team Review plans and specs to develop accurate material and labor estimates Attend site walks for renovation and new construction bids; photograph and document field conditions Price change orders and support project teams with budget tracking through construction Build and maintain subcontractor relationships for competitive pricing Partner with the main office estimating division on complex or large-scale bids5–7 years of commercial construction estimating experience — required Proficiency in OST (On-Screen Takeoff) and QuickBid — required, no exceptions Background in drywall, interior framing, flooring, sheathing, or roofing estimating — required Healthcare, multifamily, or hospitality project experience Non-union commercial construction environment Bilingual English/Spanish a meaningful advantage

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