“CountBricks lets us turn around HVAC takeoffs in a fraction of the time and bid with confidence.

“Quantities match the plans—duct sizes, fittings, and diffusers—so we see fewer surprises and smoother installs."

HVAC Estimating & Invoicing Software 

For HVAC estimators, sheet-metal contractors, mechanical contractors, and service teams, CountBricks combines MEP plan takeoffs, length and count measurements, itemized labour and material estimates, client documents, and invoicing in one workflow. Measure supply, return, and exhaust duct runs; record duct sizes, fittings, transitions, diffusers, grilles, VAV boxes, dampers, insulation, flex duct, equipment, controls, refrigerant lines, condensate lines, accessories, and supports; organise residential, commercial, plan-and-spec, design-build, replacement, and tenant-improvement scopes; add labour, fabrication or installation rates, waste, tax, markup, alternates, and supplier choices; then review each estimate line before preparing a quote or proposal. Keep actual quantities and costs, approved changes, invoices, and reports with the job.

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Measure HVAC Runs, Sizes, and Equipment

For HVAC estimators, sheet-metal contractors, mechanical contractors, and service teams.

Upload MEP plans or site images, confirm scale, and measure supply, return, and exhaust runs. Organise lengths and counts for duct by size, fittings, transitions, diffusers, grilles, VAV boxes, dampers, insulation, flex duct, equipment, controls, refrigerant and condensate lines, and accessories.

Build Itemized HVAC Estimates

For plan-and-spec, design-build, replacement, service, and tenant-improvement projects.

Separate systems by area, floor, equipment, or scope; add materials, fabrication, installation, equipment, controls, accessories, labour, waste, tax, markup, and alternate equipment choices; and review quantities and costs before issuing the estimate.

From HVAC Estimate to Invoice

Keep takeoffs, pricing, documents, and approved changes with the job.

Prepare branded quotes or proposals from reviewed HVAC items, attach plans or site photos, record actual quantities and costs, create change orders when equipment or scope changes, and carry project information into invoices and reports.