Electrical Takeoff Software for Electrical Contractors
Togal.AI is cloud-based electrical takeoff software that finds and counts fixtures, devices, and distribution equipment across a full set of digital plans, then hands the quantities to whatever you price in. Built by estimators, for estimators.
Electrical takeoff software that counts up to 4X faster
Electrical takeoffs can mean hundreds of devices, fixtures, and equipment locations spread across lighting plans, power plans, reflected ceiling plans, schedules, and details.
Togal helps you find and count those items across the drawing set, measure the areas and linear scope you need, and organize quantities for estimating. The AI handles repetitive searching and counting while you stay in control of the takeoff.
What slows electrical estimators down
None of it is complicated. All of it eats the takeoff time you needed for scope review before the bid closes.
Your scope is split across sheet types.
Lighting on the RCP, power on the floor plan, fire alarm and data on their own sheets. One room gets walked three times.
Symbol legends change job to job.
The filled square that meant a duplex receptacle last project means something else on this one.
Fixture types move late.
An addendum swaps A1 for A3 across two floors, and the recount lands bid week.
Schedules sit away from the plan.
A circuit count means flipping between the sheet, the panel schedule, and the spec section.
How Togal runs an electrical takeoff off one selection
Count one symbol, then the whole set
Box a duplex receptacle on E-201 and Togal.AI Image Search runs that symbol across every sheet you uploaded, returning a count and location for each hit. Same for exit signs, occupancy sensors, and any fixture symbol the engineer drew.Text Search covers the tagged side, pulling fixture tags and panel designations across a range of file formats.
Measure the scope around what you counted
Togal Button returns room-by-room areas and linear runs, a base for device density checks and per-room counts
Linear tools track conduit runs, feeders, and cable tray along the routing as drawn
Pattern Search picks up repeated conditions, like a corridor lighting layout running the length of a floor
Manual tools stay in reach for anything the AI passes over - split, cut, merge, arc
Repeat units without repeat counting
Multifamily, hospitality, and healthcare stamp the same room hundreds of times, device layout included. Repeating Groups takes off one master unit down to the fixtures and receptacles, then places it everywhere that room appears. 240 identical guest rooms come out of one careful takeoff instead of 240 rushed ones.
Everything Togal measures for electrical estimating
Devices and wiring devices
Receptacles by type, including duplex, quad, GFCI, and floor boxes
Switches by type, including single-pole, three-way, and four-way
Dimmers and occupancy sensors
Junction boxes and device boxes
Lighting
Fixture counts by type tag
Exit signs and emergency lighting units
Site, pole, and exterior fixtures
Ceiling areas from the reflected ceiling plan
Power distribution
Panels and panelboards
Transformers and disconnects
Switchgear and motor starters
Equipment locations by room
Low voltage
Data and communication drops
Fire alarm devices
Cameras, card readers, and speakers
Linear scope
Conduit runs as drawn
Feeder and branch circuit homeruns
Cable tray and raceway
Area and room context
Room-by-room areas for device density checks
Floor and building totals
Space classifications carried through to your export
Togal captures what the drawing shows. Conductor sizing, voltage drop, labor requirements, and code review stay with you and your estimating system, which is where accurate calculations on those belong.
From takeoff to estimate
Quantities leave in the shape your pricing expects, keeping takeoff and estimating in a single workflow.
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Ediphi
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Material costs and assemblies stay in the system that owns them. Togal supplies the counts those systems need to create accurate estimates.
What else electrical estimators get with Togal
One takeoff, several estimators
Split a large set so power goes to one estimator and lighting to another, working the same file on one platform. Bring the GC in during buyout and settle quantity questions inside the takeoff.
Drawing comparison
Addendum four revised the fixture schedule and added a circuit on level three. Compare the sets and see which device counts moved before you reprice them.
Every common file type
E-sheets arrive scanned, half-size, or photographed off a plan table. Upload the set the way the GC sent it and Auto-Naming lands the whole package named and sequenced, E-series in order, within seconds.
Mobile access
Verify existing conditions on the morning walk-through, then price the job from the truck that afternoon. iPad, laptop, whatever is with you.
3D visualization
See ceiling heights and room volume that a flat plan flattens out, the conditions that drive conduit drops and fixture mounting heights.
Togal.CHAT
Ask questions of your own documents. Panel schedules, fixture type ratings, gear specifications, answered from the set you uploaded. It drafts RFIs and scope language for your proposals too.
Who Togal.AI is built for
Togal fits commercial electrical contractors who bid often enough to keep an estimator busy. The clearest signal is a dedicated estimator on payroll, or a self-performing electrical division inside a GC.
Multifamily, hospitality, and healthcare fit best, since those sets repeat unit types and carry heavy device counts floor to floor. Business size matters less than bid volume. Smaller teams gain most, because one estimator stops being the bottleneck on more projects than the business can otherwise chase.
Estimating
Preconstruction
inside a larger GC scope
Proof estimators can check
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Coastal cut preconstruction effort by half
How Togal compares on price and control
Questions electrical estimators ask
