Customers

As someone who did takeoff manually, we hear why Steve Towle at GMES has moved to fully automated takeoffs. To save time, manual labour and overheads.

How can mechanical estimators use Countfire? Here, we speak to Kevin Goodchild at SES who was able to remove the manual side of estimating by using Countfire for his mechanical estimates.

How do you increase efficiency across the entire workflow? We interview Chad Baumgartner at Wesco Distribution to find out more.

How Lucid Electric uses Countfire to increase efficiency while electrical estimating remotely.

When your whole business is about producing quality electrical estimates for clients, you need an efficient process for counting takeoffs! We interview Tom Levitt of Southdowns Estimating Consultants.

What are the advantages of true, automated takeoffs? We chat with Eric Bronson of Anixter about their experiences:

Time-saving is a key goal for many businesses, one Open Technology hoped to achieve by adopting Countfire. Here is their story:

How can electrical contractors streamline takeoffs on complicated drawings? Here’s how EcoGreen Energy Solutions does it:

When you have a number of electrical projects in the pipeline, you need an efficient process for counting take-offs and producing a quote. Here’s how Maintec have streamlined that process with Countfire: