Demolition Estimator

DIRECT HIRE: A fantastic opportunity for an experienced Demolition Estimator to join a growing team. Candidatesamong the industry that understand demo work and willing to become an Estimator, or Junior Estimator are welcome to apply.

Working

Location:

Greater Philadelphia, PA. and surrounding area

Pay: $80K - $100K (weekly paid - quarterly performance-based bonuses)

Base Shift

Hours:

Dayshift, M - F, 8am - 5pm (office and field - flexible)

Benefits:
Medical, dental, vision, 401K with company match, flexible for PTO, 8 paid holidays

• Prepare estimates for full-building, structural, and commercial demolition projects
• Review drawings, specifications, bid documents, and project requirements
• Perform detailed takeoffs and attend site walks and pre-bid meetings
• Develop demolition sequencing, means and methods, manpower, equipment, and project durations
• Estimate trucking, hauling, disposal, recycling, and material-handling costs
• Evaluate site access, neighboring structures, overhead hazards, and logistical constraints
• Solicit and review subcontractor, vendor, trucking, and disposal pricing
• Identify scope gaps, project risks, exclusions, and clarifications
• Prepare clear proposals and complete project turnovers to operations
• Review completed projects to compare estimated costs and production against actual results
• Maintain organized estimating records and historical cost information

• 3–5 years of demolition estimating experience (preferred, not required)
• Experience estimating full-building tear downs and structural demolition
• Strong understanding of demolition equipment, production rates, and jobsite logistics
• Ability to read architectural, structural, civil, MEP, and demolition drawings
• Knowledge of concrete, steel, masonry, wood-frame, and mixed-construction buildings
• Understanding of trucking, disposal, recycling, salvage, and material handling
• Strong math, analytical, organization, and problem-solving skills
• Ability to manage multiple bids and deadlines
• Strong communication skills with customers, vendors, project managers, and field teams

• Develop detailed estimates based on project plans, specifications, site conditions, and scope of work
• Evaluate equipment requirements, labor needs, production rates, project duration, material handling, hauling, and disposal requirements
• Assess potential project risks, logistical challenges, site constraints, and other factors that may impact cost and execution
• Determine the true cost of performing the work safely, efficiently, and profitably
• Prepare accurate quantity takeoffs, labor estimates, equipment costs, subcontractor pricing, material costs, and disposal/hauling expenses
• Coordinate with operations and field personnel to ensure estimates provide a practical roadmap for project execution
• Develop estimates that support safe work practices, efficient production, accurate budgeting, and acceptable project margins
• Review project requirements and identify opportunities, exclusions, assumptions, and potential cost exposures before bid submission
• Support challenging commercial demolition projects while maintaining a strong focus on field execution, safety, integrity, accountability, and profitability
• Maintain a professional approach centered on availability, respect, safety, integrity, discipline, and reliable execution