Add about 6 sf for labor
shotcret cost $65 to $130 a yard is equipment labour need only to place and finish shotcrete. add set up for less than 100 yard
you figure lengtH TIMES WIDTH TIMES heigth then add material cost per foot
Multiply the length of one wall by the height to give you the square footage of that one wall. Then repeat for all other walls in the room and add up the total.
add them all then divide by 4 then multiply x2
Add about 6 sf for labor
Good afternoon, my company is looking to make some minor office renovations in existing office space to add 2 conference rooms, add some doors with lock and some walls to add storage/file space per square foot. can you give is the adverage price per square foot? Thank you, Michelle Mutch 512.468.3906
Ask the roofer, standard grade shingles vary in price, but at the moment, they are around $60 to $65 a square. $75 to $100 could easily be the price of the shingles with the markup the installer is going to add.
shotcret cost $65 to $130 a yard is equipment labour need only to place and finish shotcrete. add set up for less than 100 yard
Some shops charge a higher price per square foot but charge on the net size of the countertop. Other shops charge a lower price but charge you for the footage of the slabs needed for fabrication. How many seams also affects how the job is laid out, thus how many slabs needed. It is best not to shop based on a square foot price over the phone. Send them a rough drawing and measurements, then compare the final price. If there is any laungage about the price possibly changing after template, do not sign the contract!
So each tile is 12" by 12" square, right? So each tile is ONE square foot? (a perfect square that's a foot long and a foot wide). Each tile is one square foot and you need to know how many add up to 400 square feet. I think the answer is the square root of Pi.
I assume that you mean homes and not the actual state. I don't know what type of home you are looking for or if you mean overall average. I'd do a bunch of research but you can do this one for yourself. Look at the prices of homes that you are interested in. Take the price of the home, ($100,000) and the square footage (2,000) and divide the price by the square footage. In this case 100,000 divided by 2,000 equals 50 or $50 dollars per square foot. Then you can average. Do this for as many homes as you want. Then add the price per square foot together from all the houses you used and divide by the number of houses that you used. That is the average price per square foot for your target area. The only problem is that the land is included in the price of the house for sale so you would have to use homes that were on the same size parcels. You could search the tax estimates at your local tax office for a more accurate idea. Tax information is public knowledge. I hope this is what you were after. Have a blessed day.
$70.00 a square foot in my area, but it varies due to type of original structure and cost of permits and materials in your area.
you figure lengtH TIMES WIDTH TIMES heigth then add material cost per foot
Measure the length X width of each floor and add them together.
None. When appraising a home, a bad rood will discount your sales price by roughly $7,800 for a home that's 3500 square feet, or roughly $2.14 per square foot. So a new roof will only allow you to "maintain" the sales price. I hope this helps Regards, Dr. Maltese
You can assume 50lbs/square foot for a one story pier/beam house with the attached fixtures not the owners posessions. You will need to go to 350 lbs/square foot for a concrete slab foundation. Be sure to add safety factors.