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From meter to duct, conduit to receptacle, this detailed reference book provides extensive coverage of all electrical costs used in building construction. Includes Geographic Cost Modifiers for your area of the country. | | The mechanical and electrical portions of a building typically account for 30% of more of construction costs. Thousands of current mechanical and electrical costs. Organized so you can find the costs you need quickly. Includes sample pages with graphic explanations. |
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Over 20,000 material and labor prices provide accurate data for detailed estimates, budgets, price checks and change orders. Include manhours and FREE software and data. Affordable costbook for facilities estimating! | | Contractor prices for over 10,000 items organized in CSI format, covering all trades in detail. Quick estimates based on project type and size. |
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This complete reference for the small to mid-sized home builder contains material and labor costs and installation times for all components of house construction. | | Designed for the small to mid-sized remodeler. Cost data is presented as unit prices listing all components of home construction, including the small intricacies of remodeling. Geographic index featuring over 200 cities, and all 50 states. |
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An essential reference for any construction professional who must provide an estimate for any type of building project. Includes manhour data and a 200-city geographic modifier chart. The ONLY book of its kind for public works construction. | | Prices for the most difficult types of estimates, such as demolition, cutting and patching, working around existing conditions, plus minimum quantity and costs. National price averages plus allowances for handling, wage rates for each trade and type of work, plus overhead and profit. |
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