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Product Highlights: New Roll Goods Features in Measure Square 8
As many of you know from firsthand experience, laying out roll goods in large areas can cause issues with seam layout or positioning. To help get the layout your large space needs, the newest version of MeasureSquare now incorporates the Stagger Cut option. In order to make use of this feature, simply right click on the...
Product Highlights: Project List Updates in Measure Square 8
In the newest version of MeasureSquare 8, we have rolled out several major feature improvements that will streamline your measure estimating processes. In this first post–which is part of a series–we will discuss the Project Item creation function. We have brought a new approach to the Project List that will allow you to quickly use...
A Trainer’s Perspective From The Field: Key Factors to Successful Software Deployment
In an era where technology and software are becoming more and more prevalent, deploying software solution is a challenging process. Onsite training is still the most effective approach to deployment, especially for large multi-location operations with a large number of users with different software background. Deployment planning and preparation is the key Building a strong...
Evaluating a Commercial Flooring Estimating Software
When making a decision as critical to your business as selecting a commercial estimating software, it is essential to have a strategy and expectations in place before you invest in a new software: requirements (past and future), training, support, rollout time, and price. Work at a commercial level has less margin for error, higher complexity,...
Benefits of consolidating a multi-platform estimating team
Team building, synergy, innovation–buzzwords are in the air. In an industry that is in the midst of going digital, we want to be your guide to the future of takeoff estimating. Let’s talk about building a consolidated team of commercial estimators where everyone is on the same page. Some of the benefits of consolidating your...
How to hit the ground running on commercial flooring
Looking to take your residential flooring skills and make the transition into commercial flooring? The first step on that path is learning to read a blueprint. Parts of a Blueprint Title Block: contains architect’s name, project name, diagram name, date, revision, and scale information Diagram area: the part of the blueprint where the building is drawn Legend: additional...
