Accurate Estimating is Amazing

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Course features
  • Category: Estimating
  • Subcategory: Collection
  • Time Required: 1 day a week for 2 weeks
  • CE Credits: 14
  • Exam: Yes
  • Check on Learning
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  • Flagship Course required to become a Certified Restoration Project Coordinator
  • Certification requires participants to complete the Restoration Warrior Workshop
  • Reach out to us if you have 5 or more personnel or want to train your entire team
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Roles & Responsibilities of an Estimator
Preparation and setting up for success
Estimation Methodologies
Selling the job - setting expectations
Collection Take-offs with confidence
Estimate writing for clarity
Working with reviewers and adjusters
Getting the approval
Estimate hand-off for success
Supporting project managers and operations
Interacting with key stakeholders
Certificate of Training
Course Overview
Finding a quality Estimator is HARD. Really HARD! Just ask any Project Manager who receives an inaccurate estimate. Our fast-pace, 14 hour, flagship project estimating training course, The Accurate Estimator™ serves a critical role within the restoration industry, estimators play a pivotal role in assessing damages, determining costs, and creating comprehensive project proposals.
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What you will learn
Throughout this course, participants will delve into the core principles of restoration estimation, including damage assessment techniques, cost analysis methodologies, and project management fundamentals. The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the restoration process from initial assessment to project completion, focusing on both theoretical concepts and practical applications.
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You should attend if....
♦ You want to become a Certified Restoration Estimator
♦ You are new to estimating or have the desire to become an estimator
♦ You want to increase your knowledge of estimating
♦ You want to get recognition from your peers, colleagues, and customers
♦ You want to gain a competitive advantage over your peers
♦ You want to become a subject matter expert