
Midwest Modelers provides detailed earthwork quantities for bidding, budgeting, planning, and project production. We calculate cut, fill, stripping, subgrade, material, and import-export quantities from the complete project information.
A reliable earthwork takeoff should do more than provide one cut number and one fill number. Contractors need to understand what was included, what was excluded, where the material is located, and how the quantities were calculated.
Midwest Modelers reviews the grading plans, existing conditions, proposed surfaces, roadway information, utility plans, details, notes, and available CAD files together.
The final takeoff is organized to help estimators and project managers understand the site—not just receive a spreadsheet filled with numbers.

Call us to discuss your plans, equipment, deadlines, and required deliverables.





The best starting package includes the complete PDF plan set, existing and proposed CAD files, survey or existing-ground data, pavement sections, addenda, and the quantity breakdowns you need.
Yes. Many projects can be calculated from PDF plans, contours, spot elevations, profiles, cross sections, and details. Pricing and turnaround may be higher when design information must be recreated manually.
We can calculate cut, fill, topsoil stripping, topsoil replacement, pavement subgrade, building-pad subgrade, aggregate, stone, pond excavation, structural excavation, and import or export.
Yes, when requested. The stripping depth and limits should be provided or confirmed before final quantities are issued.
Yes, when included in the requested scope. Deliverables may include color-coded cut-and-fill maps, quantity summaries, spreadsheets, plan markups, and written assumptions.
We document the missing or conflicting information and identify any assumptions needed to complete the takeoff. Major design questions may need clarification from the contractor or engineer.
Yes. Send the revised plans and clearly identify the changed sheets, CAD files, phases, or quantity assumptions.
Turnaround depends on the project size, plan quality, requested breakdowns, bid date, and current workload. The estimated completion date is confirmed in the quote.