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FOR PAINTING CONTRACTORS

Less measuring.
More quoting.

The plans are in. Let’s move the bid forward.

Turn PDF drawings into a clear painting takeoff draft. Review the quantities, confirm the scope, and get back to the work that grows your business.

Built for painters who estimate from plans. Currently in pilot.

THE DRAWING → THE DETAILInteractive example
30′–0″20′–0″A–101 / MAIN FLOOREXAMPLELiving room18′ × 12′Bedroom12′ × 12′Kitchen18′ × 8′Entry12′ × 8′
Selected room

Living room

495sq ft · net walls
216sq ft · ceiling

Choose a room. See what goes into the takeoff.

THE QUANTITIES BEHIND THE QUOTE

Walls Ceilings Baseboards Doors & frames Windows

YOUR TIME HAS BETTER USES

Keep the bids moving.
Keep your evenings.

Measuring a plan is one part of running a painting business. It shouldn’t take over the rest.

You still need to walk the site, plan the crew, talk to the client, and price the job. Vector Takeoff is built to take the repetitive measurement work off your desk, with a clear place for your judgment.

FROM PLAN SET TO NEXT STEP

A takeoff you can work through.

See the process
01

Start with the drawings

Add your PDF plan set. Identify the project, levels, and painting scope.

02

Get into the details

Review surface quantities alongside assumptions and exclusions. Make the scope yours.

03

Move on to the quote

Use the reviewed quantities in your estimating process. You decide the rates, products, and price.

A PAINTER’S POINT OF VIEW

Built around
how you bid.

A room’s footprint isn’t its paintable area.

Heights, openings, ceilings, trim, and exclusions all change the job. Our work with painting estimator Thomas Pinsent keeps those details at the centre of the product.

Meet the thinking behind it

LET’S LOOK AT YOUR NEXT PROJECT

Make room
for the next bid.

Join the pilot for painting contractors who work from PDF plans.

Request pilot access