The Estimator supports project acquisition and successful delivery by preparing accurate and competitive cost estimates with a strong focus on architectural sheet metal and heritage restoration projects. This role involves reviewing drawings, specifications, and existing site conditions—often on historically significant buildings—to determine labour, material, and equipment requirements specific to traditional materials and specialized installation methods. The Estimator must understand the complexities of working with copper, lead, zinc, and other heritage materials, along with the constraints of restoration work where access, preservation standards, and unknown conditions play a critical role. Estimates must reflect not only competitive pricing but also the realities of skilled labour availability, sequencing, and the care required to preserve original architectural intent. Working closely with project managers, operations teams, suppliers, and leadership, the Estimator ensures that each bid aligns with real-world installation practices, risk factors, and the level of craftsmanship required for both standard and highly specialized restoration scopes.

Success in this role means consistently delivering accurate, timely bids, identifying risks early, and providing transparent cost breakdowns that support efficient execution. Over time, estimating accuracy improves through refined pricing data, labour productivity tracking, and alignment with field operations.

What We Offer

Salary Range: $60,000 – $80,000

Stable long-term employment with a growing organization

Advantages Day 1

Exposure to multiple construction and infrastructure sectors

Opportunity to grow into project coordination, design management, or estimating roles

A culture focused on safety, accountability, teamwork, and practical solutions





What You Bring to the Table
Technical Skills

5+ years of estimating experience within heritage roofing, architectural sheet metal, or specialized building envelope restoration projects

Experience estimating steep-slope roofing systems including slate, cedar, tile, and traditional assemblies

Strong knowledge of specialty materials such as copper, zinc, lead-coated copper, and ornamental sheet metal systems

Experience pricing complex restoration and replication work, including cornices, cupolas, decorative façades, and custom flashing systems

Advanced capability in performing detailed take-offs for irregular and non-standard structures, where field verification and assumptions are required

Proficiency in Bluebeam and AutoCAD

Attributes

Ability to identify scope gaps, cost risks, and constructability concerns during the estimating process

Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple bids and deadlines simultaneously

Clear communication with project managers, suppliers, operations teams, and leadership

Strong attention to detail and numerical accuracy

Ability to adapt to changing project requirements and tender timelines

Problem-solving mindset with a focus on practical, cost-effective solutions

Results-oriented professional focused on winning profitable work

Duties & Responsibilities

Review and interpret drawings, specifications, and tender documents to fully understand project scope





Prepare detailed cost estimates including labour, materials, equipment, and subcontractor scopes

Perform accurate quantity take-offs for roofing systems, flashing, insulation, and envelope components

Develop labour costing based on productivity expectations and applicable labour agreements

Coordinate with suppliers and subcontractors to obtain competitive pricing and ensure availability

Analyze project requirements including complex or specialty restoration components where applicable

Identify risks, scope gaps, and technical challenges and communicate findings to internal teams

Prepare complete bid submissions including cost breakdowns, clarifications, and documentation

Collaborate with operations and project teams to ensure alignment between estimate and execution

Participate in pre-construction and project handover meetings

Maintain organized records of estimates, pricing history, and bid results

Track bid outcomes and contribute to continuous improvement of estimating accuracy

Company Overview – Triumph Group of Companies
Heather & Little is a specialized metal fabrication and architectural sheet metal contractor delivering restoration and custom fabrication solutions for historic and institutional buildings.

As part of the Triumph Group of Companies, the organization operates within a diversified construction platform that includes roofing, waterproofing, glazing, cladding, restoration, and energy services across Canada. The culture emphasizes craftsmanship, operational accountability, and disciplined execution. Leaders within the organization are expected to take ownership of their operations and build teams capable of delivering consistent, high-quality work.

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📌 Estimator (Ontario)
🏢 Triumph Group of Companies
📍 Ontario