Precision Estimating for
LGMF & Interior Metal Framing
Structural and non-structural steel framing takeoffs — delivered fast, organized by scope, and tailored to your project type.
What Is LGMF?
Light Gauge Metal Framing (LGMF), also known as cold-formed steel framing, is a core component in commercial interiors. Whether structural or non-load bearing, these assemblies often involve complex detailing — soffits, shaft walls, radiuses, ceiling drops — and must align perfectly with drywall, ceilings, and MEP coordination.
Estimating these scopes requires more than just square footage — it demands precise framing counts, connections, wall types, and labor phasing considerations.
We Provide Takeoffs For:
Load-bearing LGMF structural walls
Interior non-structural metal stud framing
Shaft walls, stair towers, and chase walls
Framing for soffits, clouds, bulkheads, and radius walls
Pre-tab panels (if applicable)
Why LGMF Estimating Requires Accuracy — and How We Deliver It
Framing is where a job begins — and where mistakes multiply if it’s not estimated right. That’s why we don’t rely on generic square footage assumptions.
We break down framing scopes by:
Wall type and height
Stud gauge and spacing
Clip types and blocking
Bulkheads, returns, and radiuses
Chase wall depth and shaft coordination
All of our takeoffs are generated using an Advanced Estimating Software, with built-in production logic based on real field labor. Whether you're bidding off SDs, CDs, or as-built sets, we give you a framing estimate that’s ready to roll into procurement, field layout, and bid submission.
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