Built for construction-import decisions
Construction materials are unusually sensitive to specification, weight, packaging, conformity evidence, route choice, and site-delivery constraints. A low factory price can stop being attractive once freight, duties, handling, working capital, compliance gaps, or schedule risk are included.
LandedSpec focuses on the decision before the purchase order: whether an option is worth qualifying, which assumptions need confirmation, and what evidence should be requested before money or cargo moves.
What a LandedSpec review covers
Supplier comparability
Normalize product scope, quantity, packaging, Incoterm, and named place so unlike quotes do not appear comparable.
Delivered economics
Separate goods, freight, insurance, duties, import VAT, handling, clearance, inland delivery, and uncertainty.
Route and timing
Compare the physical route, handoffs, delivery range, capacity assumptions, and execution risks.
Document readiness
Flag classification, origin, commercial documents, product evidence, and buyer-specific gaps for professional confirmation.
Independent planning, not customs or legal advice
LandedSpec reports are market-screening and procurement-planning tools. Executable quotations, customs classification, duty treatment, conformity, and final shipment execution must be confirmed by the appropriate supplier, broker, forwarder, testing body, or legal adviser.
Editorial and evidence standard
Guides distinguish sourced facts, modeled planning inputs, buyer-supplied values, and items that remain unverified. Where comparable evidence is unavailable, the preferred result is a clearly explained blank—not a fabricated number.
Read the methodology and corrections policy, explore the worked rebar case study, or email hello@landedspec.com.
Compare your real specification and destination
Use a transparent cost model, or request a source-backed supplier and route comparison for one construction product.