Takeoff
Plumbing takeoff software that counts while you draw.
The material list comes off the isometric drawing — pipe lengths by size and type, fittings, fixtures, and hangers counted as the lines go down. No second count off a printed sheet.
The count
The list is already there when the lines are down.
Rise, hangers, and fall are in the count — not just the horizontal runs somebody remembered to measure. Calculator sizes feed the pipe tool, so the takeoff counts the size the run actually is.
Link a line to shop stock and the count becomes orderable: quantities, bins, and what the van already carries.
Why the count is different here
Takeoffs usually go stale. This one can't.
The drawing is the count.
Change a run and the list changes with it. There's no second spreadsheet drifting away from what the crew is actually building.
Hangers and small parts included.
Hangers auto-space and count. Associated items remember that a T fitting needs three rings — the ticket stops forgetting the small stuff.
Print the sheet, hang it.
The same drawing the office priced prints for the crew — list included, fall marked, one source of truth on the job.
Try the math
The calculators are free to try.
Fixture units and drain slope — the public math that feeds sizing inside NectARM, as capped demos. The full calculator stack sizes branches and feeds the drawing; that's the part inside.