This project involved detailed quantity takeoffs for painting works in an AutoZone retail store. The scope focused on accurately measuring surface areas for both interior and exterior finishes, ensuring precise estimation of paint quantities required for walls, ceilings, and other coated surfaces. Retail environments such as AutoZone require consistent finishes and durability, making accurate takeoffs critical for cost control.

The estimation process included analyzing construction drawings to extract wall areas, ceiling surfaces, and exterior façade elements. Special attention was given to differentiating between surface types, including standard painted walls, specialty coatings, and high-traffic areas requiring durable finishes. Proper classification of surfaces ensured that the correct materials and application methods were accounted for.

Additionally, the project required careful coordination between different surface conditions and architectural elements, such as openings, trims, and exposed structures. The final takeoff provided a reliable foundation for material procurement, labor estimation, and project execution, supporting efficient delivery of painting works in a commercial retail setting.