Ted Baker

Barbara Balboni

Christopher Babbitt

Robert A Bastoni

John H Chiang

Gary W Christensen

Using the UNIFORMAT II numbering system as a guideline for consistent estimating and reporting, this indispensable tool provides you with thousands of building assembly and component costs. You can quickly estimate a building's square foot cost and easily compare and price alternatives using the accompanying drawings, explanations, component breakdowns, and reference tables available here within one easy-to-use format.

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Bob Mewis

Robert A. Bastoni

Take the guesswork out of estimating any type of repair and remodeling project, anywhere in the country, from simple to complex projects: office space, manufacturing, historical preservation, retail, schools and hospitals, and more. The data is ideal forbudgets from $10,000 to $1,000,000, and includes renovation-specific tasks and materials you won't find priced anywhere else.

Repair & Remodeling Cost Data 2010

John H. Chiang

Melville J. Mossman

Means 2011 Mechanical Cost Data is the definitive source for data on unit costs for materials, methods, equipment and other building services. Plus for every line item, you get the crew and productivity information you need, as well as bare costs for material, labor and equipment, and costs with overhead and profit.This cost data is referenced by professionals nationwide from General and HVAC Contractors, Engineers to architects and facility managers.

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