AI Construction Takeoff Software
Analyze Blueprints With AI to Save Hours on Takeoffs
Eano Pro AI Takeoff Software helps contractors speed up quantity takeoffs, reduce manual work, and move from plans to accurate estimates faster. Measure areas, counts, and quantities with AI-assisted workflows built for real construction teams.
How it Works
Upload construction drawings, architectural drawings, and indicate what you'd like to calculate for your estimate, and Eano Pro analyzes the plan and breaks down an estimate with labor and materials.
Demo AI Takeoffs
Key Features of AI Takeoffs
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Turn Plans Into Faster, More Accurate Takeoffs
Manual takeoffs take time—and every missed measurement can impact your margin.
AI-Powered Quantity Recognition
AI helps identify and accelerate quantity extraction so your team can build estimates faster with better consistency.
Let AI Handle the Repetitive Measuring
AI-assisted takeoffs help teams process plans faster so estimators can focus on pricing, scope, and winning work—not repetitive admin.
Takeoffs That Flow Into Your Estimate
No Re-Entering Quantities Into Another System. Eano connects takeoffs directly to estimating so measured quantities can feed the estimate workflow without duplicate work.
Standardize Estimating Across Your Business
As teams grow, estimating becomes harder to keep consistent. Different estimators use different methods, pricing assumptions, and workflows. AI-assisted takeoffs help create a more repeatable process so your team can estimate faster without sacrificing accuracy.
Try an AI takeoff for free!
See how Eano helps contractors move from plans to estimates faster with AI-assisted takeoff workflows. Upload your building drawing plans in PDF format to try it out.
What files can I upload?
You can use PDF files with clearly-marked floor plans, with dimensions, specs, and callout detail. 100 MB and 100 page limit.
Get a free AI takeoff inside the free trial — turn it into an estimate and send it out to client in minutes.
How Do AI Takeoffs Actually Work?
There are four steps. Understanding each one helps you figure out which tools will hold up on your actual project types — not just the demo.
Step 1: Blueprint Ingestion
You upload your plans. Better tools automatically detect the scale from the title block and handle multi-page plan sets without manual configuration. If a tool asks you to set scale manually for every page, that’s friction that adds up fast on larger jobs.
Step 2: AI Layer Detection
The software runs trained computer vision models across the drawings to identify elements: walls, openings, floor areas, ceiling heights, and roof pitches. These models are trained on thousands of plan sets — quality varies by platform and project type, which is why running a test takeoff on your own drawings matters more than any demo.
Step 3: Quantity Extraction
Detected elements convert to measurements — linear feet of wall, square footage of floor, count of windows and doors. The output is a structured list of quantities. The best platforms let you click any quantity and trace it back to the element on the drawing, so your reviewer can spot-check fast.
Step 4: Export to Estimate
Quantities go into your estimating software or spreadsheet. You apply unit costs and build the estimate. Some platforms, including Eano, include the estimating step built in, so you’re not transferring data between systems. That’s where most of the remaining time savings come from.
How Accurate Are AI Takeoffs?
This is the question every skeptical contractor asks, and it deserves a straight answer rather than a vendor’s marketing slide.
Accuracy depends on two things: project type and drawing quality. Here’s what the data actually shows:
FAQ
We’ve collected answers to the questions our clients ask most often. We hope they help you find what you’re looking for faster. If anything’s still unclear — feel free to reach out!