How Precise Estimating Impacts Large-Scale Industrial Projects?

I’ve been noticing a lot of industrial projects getting delayed lately, and honestly, half the issues come from weak planning and poor cost prediction. When you’re dealing with big warehouses, plants, or processing facilities, even a small mistake in the estimate can push the whole schedule off balance.

In my own experience, the projects that run the smoothest are the ones where the team invests early in accurate industrial estimating services. It just removes so much confusion later… you know exactly what materials you need, what labor fits the timeline, and the budget doesn’t start falling apart halfway through.

Curious if anyone here has seen the same? Do you guys feel industrial estimating is becoming more important now that material prices keep changing every few months? I feel like the contractors who take estimating seriously end up avoiding a lot of stress down the road.