A technical whitepaper-style guide for residential estimating in the U.S., covering single-family, multi-family, and renovation workflows. Learn the full methodology for accurate and compliant estimates.
Commercial Estimation Workflow
Learn the complete commercial estimation workflow from project review to proposal. Build accurate, profitable bids and protect your margins with Fusion Assist.
Prevailing Wage Estimation (U.S.) | Accurate Labor Costing for Public-Funded Projects
Learn how to estimate labor costs for U.S. federal and state-funded construction projects under prevailing wage laws. Understand Davis-Bacon requirements and see how Fusion Assist simplifies accurate bid preparation and compliance.
HVAC Estimating 101 — A Complete Guide for Contractors
Learn how HVAC estimating works — from takeoffs to labor and material costs. This guide explains each step to help contractors prepare accurate HVAC bids with Fusion Assist.
Electrical Takeoff Checklist — Everything Contractors Need for Accurate Bids
Use this complete electrical takeoff checklist to prepare accurate bids and material estimates. Learn key steps, quantities, and best practices from Fusion Assist’s estimating experts.
Value Engineering in Construction
Learn how value engineering in construction helps contractors reduce costs without sacrificing quality. Explore stages, examples, and benefits with Fusion Assist.
Digital Takeoff vs Manual Takeoff
Discover the difference between manual and digital takeoffs — speed, accuracy, and ROI. Learn why U.S. contractors are switching to digital estimating with Fusion Assist.
Construction Estimate Cost in 2025
Discover how much a construction estimate costs in 2025. Compare real pricing for residential and commercial projects, understand cost factors, and learn how professional estimators save contractors time and money.
Material Takeoff vs Quantity Takeoff: 7 Essential Differences U.S. Contractors Must Know
Discover the 7 essential differences between Material Takeoff vs Quantity Takeoff. Learn how U.S. contractors can use accurate estimating methods to improve bids, reduce errors, and win more projects.









