Commercial Roofing Estimator
Commercial Roofing Estimator
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Review architectural drawings, specifications, and other documentation to prepare comprehensive estimates.· Perform quantity take-offs of roof system and components.· Solicit and evaluate vendor/supplier quotes for materials and subcontracted work.· Calculate labor and equipment costs, factoring in project complexity, location, and timelines.· Prepare bid proposals and submit estimates according to deadlines.· Collaborate with project managers, architects, general contractors, and suppliers to clarify scope and ensure alignment.· Maintain and update historical cost data and estimating databases.· Participate in pre-bid meetings, job site visits, and project hand-off meetings when required.· Assist in value engineering and alternative material suggestions when needed.
- Minimum 3 years of experience in commercial roofing or construction estimating (roofing/building envelope systems preferred).· Proficiency with estimating software (e.g., Bluebeam, Edge, Microsoft Excel).· Strong understanding of construction documents, specifications, and industry terminology.· Familiarity with variety of roofing systems.· Excellent analytical, mathematical, and organizational skills.· Strong written and verbal communication skills.· Ability to work independently and meet strict deadlines. Why JoinUs?· Competitive salary and benefits package· Supportive, team-oriented work environment· Opportunities for growth and advancement· Work on high-profile and innovative projects
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