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Earthwork, Utility & Roadway Numbers That Hold Up on Bid Day

Cut/fill volumes, underground utility takeoffs, and paving quantities pulled from your actual civil drawings — formatted for both public-agency review and private-sector submission.

24-48 HrsStandard Turnaround
50States Covered
$25/hrStarting Rate
Public + PrivateBid Formats
Scope of Work

Inside Every Civil Takeoff

No lump-sum guesswork. Each civil estimate is broken into the sections below so you can see exactly where every dollar and quantity comes from.

01

Grading & Earthwork Volumes

Cut, fill, and grading quantities pulled straight from your civil drawings — not rounded estimates.

02

Underground Utility Takeoffs

Water, sanitary sewer, and storm drainage materials and installation, quantified section by section.

03

Roadway & Paving Materials

Asphalt, concrete, curb, gutter, and related site materials for roadway and site-development scopes.

04

Heavy Equipment & Labor

Costs reflecting the mobilization and machine hours civil work actually requires — not generic averages.

05

Agency-Ready Documentation

Summary sheets structured to survive scrutiny on public-sector submissions, not just private bids.

Where Our Numbers Get Used

Civil Scopes We Take On

Bridges & Structural Civil Work

Roadway & Site Grading

Water, Sewer & Storm Utilities

Public Infrastructure Projects

Private Site Development

Earthwork-Heavy Scopes

The Field-Tested Difference

Amaze Estimation vs. Keeping It In-House

What You're Comparing
Amaze Estimation
Typical In-House
Turnaround on a standard scope
24-48 hrs
Days to weeks
Cost per estimate
From $25/hr
$60K+/yr salary
Public-agency-ready formatting
Yes
Varies
Scales up or down with your pipeline
Yes
No
What You Receive

Your Bid-Ready Output Package

Earthwork & Grading SheetCut/fill volumes and grading quantities by section
Utility Takeoff ReportWater, sewer, and storm drainage materials, itemized
Paving & Roadway SummaryAsphalt, concrete, curb, and gutter quantities
Labor & Equipment BreakdownTrade hours and machine time, priced regionally
Submission-Ready Pricing SheetFormatted for public or private-sector bid packages
Fast-Track Revision WindowAdjustments handled quickly if scope shifts before your deadline
The Process

From Site Plans to Submitted Bid

1

Upload Your Civil Set

Grading plans, utility drawings, and any bid documents go through our secure intake — partial sets are fine to start.

2

Confirm Scope & Timeline

We review what's provided and send back a fixed price and delivery window before any work begins.

3

Estimators Run the Takeoff

Earthwork, utilities, and paving are quantified using current regional pricing and industry-standard software.

4

Bid-Ready Package Delivered

You get a complete, submission-ready summary — quantities, labor, equipment, and pricing, organized by section.

Common Questions

Civil Estimating, Answered

Both, by default. Every civil takeoff we run covers cut/fill and grading volumes alongside underground utility and paving quantities, unless you tell us to scope it narrower.

Yes. Our summary sheets are built to hold up under public-agency review, with quantities broken out clearly enough to defend line by line if questioned.

Send what you have. We'll flag which quantities we can finalize immediately and which need the remaining sheets before we lock the number.

We can deliver them as one combined package or as separate line-itemed sections — whichever makes it easier for you to build your bid.

24-48 hours is standard for most civil scopes. Larger infrastructure sets with heavy utility and grading detail may need a bit more lead time — we'll confirm on intake.

Lock In Your Numbers Before You Bid

Send your civil plan set and get a fixed price and delivery window back before we start any work — no surprises once the takeoff is underway

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