Development Update on NEW Utility Takeoff
Our dedicated team is currently hard at work crafting a cutting-edge utility takeoff that is truly unparalleled in the market, and it’s going to be included in your subscription.
Elevation Pro is a new product that cuts takeoff time significantly over any other method and brings best in class features. Our success has always been rooted in our company’s core value of continuous improvement. The development of the utility takeoff feature is no exception. Upon release, it will offer an intuitive user interface, precision, and the essential validation tools you require.
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Progress Update 12/12/2024
The fastest utility takeoff in the industry is getting close! Elevation Pro’s 3D Live which now allows direct editing from the 3D surface provides perfect visualization of the utility excavation and backfill. Select the path, set the depth for water lines that remain at an even depth below grade, or enter the inverts for sanitary and storm sewers. Assign a ditch section and let Elevation Pro generate accurate calculations and model them in 3D.
Progress Update 10/12/2024
Utility Reports Update
Reports include:
- Trench excavation that includes strata quantities when borings are entered
- Trench backfill volumes that accommodates changing trench depths for sanitary and storm sewers where the pipe runs straight from invert to invert while the grade changes.
- Pipe Lengths by Size/Type
- Structure Counts.
- Cut brackets for production planning.
Progress Update 4/2/2024
Utility Takeoff Continues
Building on the consistent interface of Elevation Pro, Utility Layout will behave much like grouped sloping lines. In the accompanying illustration from our development team, the Pipe Layout (1) will behave much like sloping lines with a similar input (2) and editable details (3).
The Trench Designer (4) will allow named and imported Trench Cross Sections and Structures defined by the details provided in the table (5). Assigning the Trench Cross Section will calculate the excavation, broken down by strata for Jobs with borings. Not shown in the illustration is the provision for stepped, and other trench configurations.