What is a homerun in electrical estimating? | Homerun

What is a homerun in electrical estimating? | HomerunA homerun is the run of cable and conduit from the distribution board out to the first point on a circuit. Why it is the hardest length on the drawing to count, and what estimators usually do about it.What Homerun does

Automatic symbol counting across a full drawing set

Devices grouped by system with every quantity linked to its mark

Conduit and cable run measurement

Pricing from your own catalogue and rates

Export to your existing estimate template

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Homerun — AI takeoff and estimating software for electrical contractors

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