Construction Estimator

Posted 4 days ago

360x staffingBoca Raton (FL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$90 K–$120 K

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About the role

Commercial Construction Estimator
Location: Boca Raton, FL
Pay: $90K–$120KTravel: Up to 25%We are hiring an experienced Commercial Construction Estimator to support interior and exterior renovation projects across hospitality, healthcare, senior housing, multifamily, municipal, institutional, and commercial properties. This position performs detailed takeoffs, develops cost estimates, gathers subcontractor and vendor pricing, levels bids, identifies scope gaps, and partners with project management and field operations through project handoff.
Qualifications:
  • 3+ years of commercial renovation estimating experience
  • Interior and exterior renovation experience
  • Strong commercial construction and trade-scope knowledge
  • Proficiency with PlanSwift, STACK, ProEst, OST, or similar software
  • Strong Excel and Bluebeam skills
  • Experience reading drawings, specifications, narratives, and site documentation
  • Subcontractor outreach, pricing, bid leveling, and scope clarification experience
  • Pantera, Pipeline, or similar ITB platform experience preferred
  • Bachelor’s degree preferred; equivalent field experience considered
  • This is an excellent opportunity for a collaborative estimator who can develop accurate pricing, communicate with vendors and clients, and build estimates when project details are incomplete

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