Automated mechanical takeoffs, no spreadsheets, no counting

Monaro replaces the manual takeoff process entirely. Upload your construction drawings and the AI handles symbol counting, schedule extraction, and line item output in under 20 minutes.

A manual takeoff runs 4 to 8 hours on an average project. With Monaro it finishes in about 20 minutes, and teams respond to roughly 3 times as many quotes.

For most HVAC and plumbing distributors, the mechanical takeoff is the biggest time sink in the quoting process. Before a single price is applied, someone has to read the engineer's schedule and count every symbol on every floor. Interior mechanical takeoffs are the worst of it, because the equipment is spread across every level of the building rather than gathered in a plant room, and the same callout tag repeats hundreds of times.

On a mid-size commercial project that is four to eight hours of work. It happens on every project, for every bid, whether the job is won or lost. A desk quoting fifteen projects a month is spending the better part of a working week counting, and none of that time comes back on the jobs that go elsewhere.

Monaro automates the entire process. It reads the drawings the way a coordinator would, working from the engineer's own schedule rather than a fixed template, and finishes in under 20 minutes. Mechanical takeoffs stop being the thing that decides which bids you can afford to answer.