Mechanical
Equipment schedules, ductwork, hydronic — one packet.
OmniTakeoff lifts equipment schedules, duct runs, and hydronic piping straight from M-sheets and produces a labor-loaded takeoff that ties every coil, damper, and accessory to the sheet that named it.
3,200+
AHU/RTU SKUs cached
Substantial improvement after active learning
Recognizer accuracy after active learning
62.1, 90.1
ASHRAE editions
What the takeoff produces
A mechanical takeoff that survives review.
Every line item carries the source it came from — sheet, detail, and spec paragraph — so the senior estimator can audit in minutes, not hours.
- Equipment schedules (AHU, RTU, FCU, VAV, FPB) parsed into structured rows
- Ductwork lengths and gauges by service, return, and exhaust
- Hydronic supply / return piping by diameter and material
- Insulation thickness from spec, not assumed
- Test & balance, controls, and seismic restraints surfaced as adjustments
- Refrigerant lines for VRF / split systems segregated for sub-package
Mechanical features
Built for the way your office actually bids.
Equipment schedule reader
AHU / RTU / FCU schedules become structured rows with capacity, accessory, and seismic flags — even when the schedule spans 8 pages.
Ductwork geometry
Plan-view duct runs are calibrated and broken out by service, gauge, and insulation per spec section.
Manufacturer manual prompts
Custom AHUs, VRF systems, and chillers get a 'upload the manual' prompt so the takeoff carries the right accessories and labor factors.
Spec-to-line linking
Click any line item, see the spec paragraph that backs it. No more 'where did this number come from?' debates.
Frequently asked
Questions we hear from estimators.
- Do you support VRF takeoffs?
- Yes. Indoor unit count and refrigerant pipe routing get a manual-datasheet prompt because brand selection drives ±20% of cost.
- How are seismic restraints handled?
- We surface seismic restraint counts based on the spec's ASCE 7 callouts and the equipment schedule's weight and mounting class.
- Can I separate sub-packages for controls?
- Yes — controls scope is reported as its own line group so a temperature-controls sub gets a clean RFQ.
Next move
Bring a real mechanical bid. We'll run it.
The pilot is end-to-end: real plan set, real takeoff, real proposal. No demo data.