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How much do remote architectural millwork estimator jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 12, 2026, the average yearly pay for remote architectural millwork estimator in the United States is $64,899.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $50,000.00 and $73,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote architectural millwork estimator?

To thrive as a Remote Architectural Millwork Estimator, you need expertise in reading architectural drawings, knowledge of millwork materials and construction methods, and experience with cost estimation, often supported by a background in construction or engineering. Proficiency in estimating software (such as Bluebeam, PlanSwift, or AutoCAD), and spreadsheets is typically required. Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and clear communication skills help ensure precise estimates and effective collaboration with clients and project teams. These abilities are essential for delivering accurate, competitive bids and supporting project success in a remote and deadline-driven environment.

What are some common challenges faced by remote architectural millwork estimators, and how can they be managed effectively?

Remote Architectural Millwork Estimators often face challenges such as coordinating with project teams across different locations, interpreting complex architectural drawings without in-person walkthroughs, and ensuring accurate takeoffs despite limited site access. Effective communication using digital collaboration tools, clear documentation, and regular virtual meetings with designers, contractors, and suppliers can help mitigate these challenges. Staying organized and leveraging specialized estimating software also allows remote estimators to maintain accuracy and efficiency while working from afar.

What does a remote architectural millwork estimator do?

A Remote Architectural Millwork Estimator evaluates architectural drawings and specifications to calculate the costs and materials needed for custom millwork projects, such as cabinetry, panels, and moldings. Working remotely, they collaborate with clients, architects, and project managers to provide accurate estimates and help determine project feasibility. Their role is essential in budgeting, bidding, and ensuring projects stay within financial constraints. They use specialized software and industry knowledge to analyze requirements and prepare competitive bids for both residential and commercial projects.

What is the difference between Remote Architectural Millwork Estimator vs Remote Cabinet Estimator?

AspectRemote Architectural Millwork Estimator
CredentialsExperience in millwork, carpentry, or construction estimating; certifications like EST or equivalent preferred
Work EnvironmentRemote, collaborating with architects, designers, and contractors on custom millwork projects
Industry UsagePrimarily in commercial and residential interior construction involving custom woodwork
Job FocusEstimating costs for architectural woodwork, cabinetry, and custom millwork projects

The Remote Architectural Millwork Estimator specializes in estimating costs for custom woodwork and millwork projects, often working closely with architects and designers. In contrast, a Remote Cabinet Estimator focuses specifically on cabinetry projects, which may involve different materials and scope. While both roles require similar skills and certifications, the millwork estimator has a broader scope in architectural woodwork, making their expertise more comprehensive in the custom interior construction industry.

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Architectural Cost Estimator (Structural) - Airports & Infrastructure

Connico

Nashville, TN • Remote

$110K - $135K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 4 days ago


Job description

Architectural Cost Estimator (Structural) – Airports & Infrastructure
Work on projects that shape how people travel!
Join a team delivering complex, high-impact airport and infrastructure projects across the country—where your estimates directly influence multi-million dollar decisions.
Company Overview
Connico is a leading national construction consultancy known for its extraordinary team and commitment to superior client service. Founded in 1990, we offer highly specialized consulting services unique to the architecture, engineering, and construction industries. As experts in aviation and transportation, we assist owners, architects, engineers, and planners with cost estimating, scheduling, planning, and project management.
Position Summary
As an Architectural Cost Estimator (Specialist), you will support the development of detailed cost estimates for architectural and structural systems on complex infrastructure projects, including airports.
This role is ideal for someone who is technically strong, detail-oriented, and ready to take ownership of project scopes, while continuing to grow in both estimating expertise and leadership influence.
You will work closely with senior estimators and cross-disciplinary teams, contributing to high-quality deliverables while helping to train and support junior staff.
What You’ll Do
Execute Estimating & Project Delivery

  • Perform quantity takeoffs (QTO) and develop cost estimates across multiple project phases 
  • Analyze plans and specifications to identify scope gaps, conflicts, and inconsistencies 
  • Develop preliminary estimates with limited information and validate against benchmarks 
  • Quantify and price materials and labor for structural and architectural systems 
  • Support estimate reconciliations by presenting quantities, assumptions, and cost drivers 

Drive Technical Accuracy & Analysis

  • Apply conceptual estimating techniques and standardized reporting methods 
  • Conduct quality checks on takeoffs, pricing, and cost buildups 
  • Maintain accurate cost data, assemblies, and estimating databases 
  • Support value engineering and life-cycle cost analysis efforts 

Collaborate Across Teams

  • Coordinate with other disciplines to ensure complete and accurate project scope coverage 
  • Manage multiple projects simultaneously while meeting deadlines and quality expectations 
  • Communicate clearly with internal teams and stakeholders on project updates and risks 

Support Team Development

  • Provide day-to-day technical guidance to Analysts 
  • Support onboarding and skill development through hands-on training 
  • Contribute to development of best practices, templates, and training materials 

Engage with Clients

  • Participate in client meetings and discussions related to assigned scopes 
  • Support strong client relationships through clear communication and reliable delivery 
  • Assist in site visits and industry engagement opportunities as needed 


What You Bring

  • 6+ years of architectural and/or structural estimating experience 
  • Strong experience with structural systems (steel, concrete, foundations, etc.) 
  • Bachelor’s degree in construction management, engineering, architecture, or related field (or equivalent experience) 
  • Proven ability to develop accurate quantity takeoffs and cost estimates 
  • Experience managing multiple projects and delivering high-quality work on deadlines 
  • Proficiency in estimating tools (OST, MII, Success, Timberline, etc.) 
  • Strong knowledge of MasterFormat, UniFormat, and construction documents 
  • Ability to interpret architectural, civil, and engineering drawings across design phases 
  • Industry certifications such as CCP, CPE, RICS, CEP, PMP, or similar 
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Teams, Outlook, Word) 
  • Aviation project experience is not required, but preferred
  • Federal, U.S. Military, DOT experience is a plus 


Why Join Connico

  • Salary range $110,000 - $135,000 with bonus opportunities (commensurate with experience)
  • Opportunity to work on complex, high-visibility airport and infrastructure projects
  • Strong culture of collaboration, respect, and technical excellence
  • Clear growth path into Senior-level roles and beyond


Work Location Options:
Hybrid (T/W/TH in-office):

  • Hebron, KY (Cincinnati area)
  • Mt. Juliet, TN (Nashville area)

Remote:

  • Fully remote (U.S.-based) for the right candidate
  • Minimal travel (site visits, meetings, conferences)
     

Apply today to join Connico and bring your expertise to the forefront of airport and infrastructure estimating!

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