Demolition & preparation
Removal of nominated pavements, equipment and landscape items, site protection, stripping, excavation and formation work.
ESTIMAXRequest a quoteQuantity take-offs and construction estimates for public landscapes, playgrounds and open spaces, connecting surface finishes with the civil work beneath them.
Australia-wide service · Scope agreed before work starts
Public-space projects combine landscape design with drainage, pavements, structures and installed equipment. Estimax reviews the landscape and civil documents together to measure surface areas, construction build-ups and the interfaces between individual packages.
We support landscape contractors, civil contractors and project teams pricing new parks, renewals and staged upgrades. Estimates can distinguish demolition, ground preparation, hardscape, planting and play elements, giving clients a clearer basis for comparing supplier offers and reviewing the overall construction budget.
The take-off follows the information issued for your project. Each element is separated by its type, specification and location where the documentation allows.
Removal of nominated pavements, equipment and landscape items, site protection, stripping, excavation and formation work.
Concrete, asphalt, unit paving, stairs, ramps, kerbs, edging and retaining walls, separated by specified build-up and finish.
Softfall, synthetic surfaces and other nominated treatments, distinguishing colour zones, layer thicknesses, sub-base and edge details.
Soils, mulch, planting, turf, irrigation and landscape establishment items where they are included in the documented scope.
Shelters, shade structures, play equipment, furniture, fencing and associated foundations, with proprietary supply and installation separated.
Pits, pipes, channels, lighting, utility connections and reinstatement, checked against civil levels and landscape interfaces.
Measured quantities and provisional allowances are identified separately. Missing design information is recorded so it can be resolved rather than hidden in a total.
Choose the service that matches the decision you need to make and the detail available in your drawings.
Compare surface selections, equipment packages and landscape options, keeping civil preparation and external services visible in the early budget.
Measure areas, lengths, volumes and item counts by zone, with separate surface colours and thicknesses where shown in the drawings.
Coordinate landscape, civil and proprietary supplier prices, checking foundation, installation, testing and reinstatement boundaries against the agreed scope.
Send the latest coordinated set you have, together with the drawing register and known changes. We confirm what can be assessed from that issue and what needs an allowance or clarification.
Early plans are a starting point for cost planning. Detailed take-offs and tender pricing require enough design and specification information to define the work.
Separate the visible finishes from sub-base, drainage and edge construction. Show equipment supply, foundations and installation as identifiable items so package gaps can be addressed before procurement.
Are all specified layers, colours and edges included?
Who provides foundations, installation and required testing?
Is any watering or maintenance period part of the contract?
Review public-space costs from the ground preparation through to the final landscape and equipment installation, with each package boundary defined.
Your quote sets out the agreed deliverables. A quantity-only take-off does not include a priced estimate unless pricing is part of the brief.
Tell us if you need Excel, PDF, marked-up drawings or a separate labour and material split. We confirm availability and inclusion in the scope before work starts.
We agree the scope around the packages you are responsible for, whether you are coordinating the whole project or pricing a single part of it.
A defined brief, a clear document issue and an agreed delivery date give the estimate a useful basis from the outset.
UPLOAD YOUR DRAWINGSSend the current drawings, specifications and project brief through our quote form. Include the site location and your required delivery date.
We check the available design information, document revisions and any gaps that affect what can be measured or priced.
We agree the estimating service, package boundaries, deliverables, fee and timing with you before proceeding.
We measure the agreed work, organise the trade packages and develop pricing where it forms part of the confirmed service.
Your agreed package identifies drawing references, assumptions, inclusions and allowances for your review.
You receive the agreed package with its pricing basis, assumptions and outstanding information clearly recorded.
Useful estimating connects the drawings to the way the work is procured and built. The result needs to explain its basis as clearly as it presents its quantities and costs.
Read drawings, specifications and schedules together. Keep references with the work and raise scope questions where the information does not align.
Separate trade packages, identify interfaces and state allowances. Make the construction scope behind a number available for review.
Share documentation digitally. Confirm the project location, access conditions and pricing basis so local requirements can be considered in the brief.
Upload your drawings and project documentation and let Estimax review the scope.
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