QUANTITY TAKE-OFF EXPERIENCE

A leading engineering organization, VIATechnik offers estimating services and quantity take-off to Developers, Architects, Engineers, and General Contractors.

Originally, VIATechnik was founded by a group of resourceful Stanford engineering graduates. Nowadays, the company relies on a knowledgeable drafting team with experience in infrastructure, government facilities, oil & gas, and commercial establishments.

We not only fully understand the specifications and requirements of the owners, but we make it our priority to complete the projects on time and within budget. Our methodology, technical and human resources, as well as our functional expertise, allow us to deliver affordable outsourced estimating delivery models.

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The best way to start a project with our team is through the form below. This will help us have the most appropriate person contact you. We will respond within 24 hours. You can also call us at (312) 462-1060 or email us at [email protected].

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