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somewhere is seeking a Landscape Construction Estimator — Design/Build for a fully remote role in the United States. You will turn designs and plans into accurate, client-ready estimates using our cost data, vendor pricing, and production rates to keep field teams focused on work.
The ideal candidate has 3+ years of landscape/site-work estimating, can read plans well, uses takeoff software, and communicates clearly in English.
Location & Employment: Fully remote. Full-time. U.S. Eastern Time overlap for daily coordination with field and office leadership.
We are a rapidly growing, U.S.-based, veteran-owned design-build landscape and outdoor-living company serving residential and commercial clients across Northeast and Central Florida. We design and install custom landscapes, hardscapes, outdoor living spaces, driveways, walkways, lighting, and plantings — from high-end residential backyards to commercial projects. Our work has been featured on national home-improvement television, and we carry a strong regional reputation. We are expanding into a second major market and scaling the operational backbone to support it.
We design and build — which means every project starts with a plan and a number. Today, estimating and takeoffs fall on our general manager and operations director, both of whom belong in the field moving between job sites, not behind a laptop pricing work at the end of a long day. As residential design-build volume grows and we expand into a new market, bid volume is outpacing capacity.
This role owns the estimating desk. You'll turn designs and plans into accurate, timely, client-ready estimates and proposals — working from our established cost data, vendor pricing, and production rates — so field leadership stays in the field and no opportunity stalls waiting on a number.
Plan Review & Quantity Takeoffs
Cost Estimating & Pricing
Proposal & Bid Preparation
Vendor & Cost Data Management
Estimate Tracking & Post-Bid Analysis
You are precise, self-directed, and allergic to sloppy numbers. Hand you a design and a plan set and you'll turn it into a defensible estimate without hand-holding — and you ask sharp questions when scope is unclear instead of guessing. You can juggle multiple bids and deadlines without dropping one, and you understand that an estimate is both a math exercise and a sales document: it has to be accurate, and it has to look professional.
You'll be the estimating backbone of a growing design-build company at a real inflection point — trusted to own the numbers that win work, with direct line of sight into how your estimates translate into projects on the ground.