Estimator

Job Description

Job Description

Estimator – High Impact Role | Architectural Woodwork Remmert & Company | Tuscaloosa, AL

If you’re the type who looks at a set of drawings and immediately starts figuring out how to win the job—you’ll thrive here.

We’re not looking for someone to just “price work.”
We’re looking for someone who can own the front end of a project, think strategically, and help us win more of the right jobs.

At Remmert & Company, our estimators don’t sit on the sidelines—you’re in the middle of it:

• Breaking down complex projects
• Identifying risk before it becomes a problem
• Finding smarter, more competitive ways to build

• Turn drawings and specs into clear, accurate, competitive estimates
• Drive take-offs, vendor pricing, and scope development
• Ask the questions others miss—and get ahead of issues early
• Work directly with clients, designers, and internal teams to tighten scope and uncover value engineering opportunities
• Build proposals that don’t just check boxes—but win work
• Set up Project Managers for success with clean, complete handoffs

• Someone who is wired for details and accountability
• Someone who takes ownership—not just direction
• Someone who can move fast without sacrificing accuracy
• Someone who likes solving problems more than pointing them out

You don’t need 10+ years of experience.
You do need:

• Strong analytical ability
• Confidence working with numbers and drawings
• A mindset that says: “I’ll figure it out.”

• You’ll have a direct impact on revenue and project success
• You’ll work with a team that actually values preconstruction
• You’ll gain exposure across estimating, project management, engineering, and production
• You’ll be part of a company that is continuously improving and investing in its people

• Industry-specific estimating tools (Innergy)
• Excel, Word, and real-world job data
• A fast-paced, team-oriented environment where results matter

If you want a role where:

• Your work actually matters
• You’re trusted with responsibility early
• And you can grow into a high-level preconstruction leader

This is that opportunity.