— For Commercial Electrical Contractors

Electrical takeoff software that keeps up with the estimator

Count it once. DalTrak ties every takeoff line to an assembly, so labor and material calculate as you work and the finished takeoff is already your estimate.

— Electrical Systems

Takeoff that speaks electrical

Generic takeoff tools treat every trade the same. DalTrak is organized around how commercial electrical work is actually estimated.

Feeders & One-Lines

Build feeder tags with assemblies instead of re-entering the same conductor runs on every project.

Conduit & Risers

Pick a conduit assembly per run and let labor and material calculate automatically.

Fixtures & Lighting

Manage fixture types, install assemblies, and lighting controls in one place.

Panels & Circuits

Standardized assemblies keep panel and circuit takeoffs consistent between estimators.

— Speed

Fast enough for bid day

A takeoff tool only helps if it is quicker than the spreadsheet it replaces.

Spreadsheet-Style Entry

Paste large takeoffs in without fighting a slow, click-heavy interface.

Totals as You Go

Each line is tied to an assembly, so labor and material update while you work.

Labor Overrides

Adjust a difficult install on one line without changing the assembly behind it.

Part of the Estimate

Takeoff is built into the estimating workflow rather than a separate paper or spreadsheet step.

— Why It Matters

Why contractors move takeoff into DalTrak

Count It Once

Quantities entered in takeoff are the same quantities that price the bid.

Built Around Electrical Work

Feeders, conduit, lighting, and devices are handled the way electrical estimators think about them.

Ready for What Comes Next

The finished takeoff carries into vendor quoting and the proposal.

— Part of One Platform

Connected to the rest of your operation

DalTrak is one system for commercial electrical contractors, so this work shares the same project data as everything else you do.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Takeoff is where quantities are entered, and each line is tied to an assembly, so the takeoff and the estimate are the same piece of work.

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