Category: Estimation

According to the NAHB, over 60% of the final house price is attributable to its construction costs. Developing a construction cost estimate for your new residential property is the most crucial aspect of the project. It directly impacts your profit margins, and even a small error can lead to costly delays and project losses.

No general contractor wants to lose profits when handing over their properties to subcontractors—and this is where construction bidding comes into play.

If you’re looking for a home improvement project that can instantly enhance your living space at the best price, only a few things can beat a fresh coat of paint. Whether you’re looking to brighten up the interior, make spaces look larger or create statement walls, paint is the way to go.

When you’re working as an independent contractor, great bidding skills are a part of the job description. Many first-time bidders incorrectly assume that landing successful bids is about negotiation skills—but the reality is a little different.

Given how much variance exists in flooring costs, it can be a headache for contractors and subcontractors to develop accurate estimates. Most recent statistics show that depending on the material you choose and the scope of the project, flooring installation costs can vary anywhere from $0.4 to $22 per square foot.

Drywall installation costs can vary significantly depending on the level of finishing, quality of materials, and labor costs. The nationwide average stands between $30 and $60 for each panel, including labor and material costs. These prefabricated gypsum board panels or plasterboard panels are used to finish ceilings and walls in commercial and residential projects. Let’s […]

Concrete estimation is one of the most crucial aspects of construction cost estimation. Experienced contractors know that they’re two ways of receiving concrete on the job; readymade concrete or concrete mixed on the site. The former is the easiest to handle; you can give the concrete preparation company your requirements for cement type, quantity, and strength, and […]