AI plumbing takeoff & estimating software
A plumbing bid hides across the P-sheets — DWV here, supply there, fixtures in the schedule. JobReadyIQ reads the whole plumbing scope and returns rough and finish quantities with a code-cited checklist, so you can bid in minutes and see what to field-verify before the pour.
Run a plumbing plan free →What JobReadyIQ reads for plumbers:
- →DWV layout and pipe sizing, with venting issues flagged against the IRC
- →Supply runs (PEX/copper) and isolation valves to each fixture
- →Fixture counts and rough-ins from the plumbing schedule
- →Water heater and gas line (tankless venting, black-iron runs)
- →Cleanouts, hose bibs, and backflow, cited to the sheet and code section
…bid-ready in about 60–90 seconds, with a code-cited inspection checklist and every quantity tied back to the sheet it came from. You review and own the final number.
How a plumbing takeoff actually runs
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Drop in the set
Upload the plans and the system finds the P-sheets and the fixture schedule itself. A full plumbing read on a residential set comes back in about 60–90 seconds.
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Rough and finish, itemized
DWV and supply come back as separate rough lines — pipe by run and size — with fixture counts and rough-ins from the schedule. The water heater and gas scope (tankless venting, black-iron runs) come through where the set shows them, each line tied to its P-sheet.
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The code check runs with the takeoff
Every read ships with a code-cited checklist: venting the layout won't support, missing cleanouts, backflow where the code wants it — each item cites the IRC section and the sheet. What can't be confirmed from the drawings is flagged to field-verify, not guessed.
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Your cost book prices it
Your labor and material rates apply to every line, and the bid goes out itemized and branded. It's the same plumbing read shown on the homepage — that demo is real output.
Plumbing estimating — straight answers.
Does it read both DWV and supply?+
Yes — it returns the full rough scope (DWV and supply) plus fixtures and finish, each tied back to the P-sheet it came from.
Will it flag code issues like venting?+
It flags items worth a field-check — an island vent the layout won't support, a missing slope dimension — and cites the IRC section and the sheet, so you verify instead of discovering it at inspection.
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