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Count

The number of specific items or units required for a project, like doors or windows.

Counting involves tallying the number of specific items needed for a project, such as fixtures or equipment, and is essential for accurate cost estimation and procurement.

Used in a sentence

The estimator performed a count of all the light fixtures specified in the plans to ensure accurate ordering.

Synonyms/variation
  • Quantity

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