From a Main Contractor QS point of view, we’ve been using the Moasure tool on site and it’s made a noticeable difference, especially when it comes to measuring up justifying works. With this, you can walk it once and have your measurements straight away.
For things like irregular areas, groundworks, or anything that’s not clearly defined on drawings, it cuts out a lot of back and forth. Less time measuring means quicker take-offs, quicker pricing, and less time wasted on it.
It reduces the risk of errors when transferring measurements and speeds up the whole process of putting numbers together. Once you get used to it, it’s consistent enough to rely on for day-to-day work, wheter its just paving or a complicted cut and fill.
It’s practical. There’s no big setup or messing about—it fits into how sites actually run.
As an MC, you need tools that don’t hold things up or confuse lads on site. This isn’t one of those gadgets that looks good but never gets used. It’s simple enough that it just becomes part of the routine.
Another big advantage is the backup it gives you. The data it produces is clear and easy to show, which makes it very hard for anyone to dispute measurements
From a main contractor’s point of view, that’s important when dealing with subcontractors, variations, or agreeing quantities. Moasure gives measurements, you can stand over.
Welldone Moasure.
