2008 National Concrete &
Masonry Estimator
Labor and Material Prices
for Concrete and Masonry Estimating
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Current labor and material prices for
thousands of concrete and masonry jobs and specialty items.
Dont waste hours working up a material list for every job
you bid. Instead, use this manual to develop quick, accurate
cost estimates. Do the material take-off only when you have
the contract.
Provides manhours, recommended crew,
and gives the labor cost for installation. Includes a CD-ROM
with an electronic version of the book with National
Estimator, a stand-alone Windows estimating program, plus an
interactive multimedia video that shows how to use the disk
to compile construction cost estimates. Revised
annually.
You will also receive a link for a
download of the 2008 electronic version at no extra charge.
Included with
National Estimator CD-ROM:
- Job Cost Wizard turns
estimates into invoices and exports both in QuickBooks
- Free Online Technical Support
for the National Estimator Software
- Free Monthly National
Estimator Updates Updates to the 2008 costbooks
and zip code modification factors are updated monthly.
Monthly price updates on the Web are free and automatic
all during 2008. You'll be prompted when it's time to
collect the next update. A connection to the Web is
required.
The National Estimator System
Requirements:
- PC with 300 megahertz or higher Intel (or
equivalent) processor recommended; 233 MHz minimum required.
- Operating Systems:
- Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000,
Windows ME or Windows 98SE.
- Requires up to 160 megabytes (MB) of hard
disk space.
- Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher resolution
video adapter and monitor.
- CD-ROM or DVD drive.
- Keyboard and Mouse or compatible pointing
device.
For Internet access:
- DSL or Cable recommended; 56 kilobits per
second (Kbps) or higher-speed modem minimum.
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 (or higher),
Netscape 7.1, Firefox 1.0, or Mozilla 1.7 minimum.
ShowMe Tutorial System Requirements:
- 1024 x 768 or higher video resolution
required.
- To listen to video tutorial - Sound card and
speakers or headphones.
ISBN: 978-1-57218-188-5
665 Pages, 8-1/2 x 11
Table of Contents:
Brick Wall Assemblies
Running or Stretcher Bond,
No Headers, 13
Common or American Bond, 22
English, English Cross or
Dutch Bond, 38
Flemish Bond, 46
Double Flemish Bond, 62
Double Headers, 69
Brick Walls, Common Bond, 77
Norman Brick, 82
Jumbo Brick, 87
Modular Brick, 94
Padre Brick, 99
Commercial Brick, 115
Soldier Bond, 123
Sailor Bond, 125
Brick Columns, 126
Brick Arches, 131
Brick Pavers, 136
Fireplaces, 139
CMU Assemblies
CMU Foundation Walls, 143
CMU Wall Assemblies
4-inch walls, 145
6-inch walls, 155
8-inch walls, 164
10-inch walls, 176
12-inch walls, 185
Wall Assemblies with
Intermediate Slabs, 195
CMU Radius Walls, 199
Cavity Wall Assemblies, 209
Dur-O-Wal, 239
Vertical Cell Grout, 247
Shear Wall Grout, 251
Precast Lintels and Sills, 251
Door and Window Openings,
No Lintel
4-inch openings, 255
6-inch openings, 257
8-inch openings, 260
10-inch openings, 263
12 inch openings, 265
Door and Window Openings with
Lintel
4-inch openings, 268
6-inch openings, 270
8-inch openings, 272
10-inch openings, 275
12-inch openings, 277
Lintel Block, 280
CMU Columns
8-inch half block, 291
8-inch round block, 293
8" x 16" CMU column, 295
L-shaped CMU columns, 297
12-inch square, 299
12-inch round, 303
12-inch half round, 311
16-inch square, 315
16-inch round, 320
16-inch half round, 327
2-foot square, 330
CMU Retaining Walls, 335
Glass Block, 342
Mass Gravity Walls, 343
Stone Work, 346
Concrete Assemblies
Caisson Foundations, 347
Column Pads, 353
Concrete Continuous Spread
Footings, 361
Thickened Edge Footings, 369
Thickened Slab Footings, 386
Slabs on Grade, 389
Dowels and Anchor Bolts, 399
Concrete Walls
4-inch walls, 400
6-inch walls, 411
8-inch walls, 421
10-inch walls, 434
12-inch walls, 447
Sidewalks
Simple, 460
With turndown, 465
Round Concrete Columns
8 inch, 471
10 inch, 473
12 inch, 476
14 inch, 479
16 inch, 482
18 inch, 488
20 inch, 494
24 inch, 500
Square Concrete Columns
8 inch, 506
12 inch, 508
16 inch, 512
20 inch, 518
24 inch, 524
Concrete Stairs
On grade, 531
Above grade, 548
Tie Beams
8 x 12, 564
8 x 16, 569
8 x 24, 574
8 x 36, 578
10 x 12, 583
10 x 16, 588
10 x 24, 593
10 x 36, 598
12 x 12, 602
12 x 16, 607
12 x 24, 612
12 x 36, 616
Rake Beams, 622
Flat Slabs, 630
Interior Beams, Girders and
Spandrel Beams, 637
Pan Slabs, 646
Waffle Slabs, 654
Concrete Accessories, 658
Brick and Mortar Tables, 663
Index, 664
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2008
NATIONAL CONCRETE & MASONRY
ESTIMATOR
Dan Atcheson
Manhours, Labor and Material
Costs for All Concrete and Masonry
Work
Brick Assemblies - Standard,
Norman, Jumbo, Modular, Padre,
Commercial, Pavers
Brick Bonds - Running,
Common, English, Flemish, Soldier,
Sailor, Headers, Rowlock
Brick Specialties - Arches,
Columns, Fireplaces, 8" Garden
Walls, 12" Garden Walls
Concrete Block - 4" to 12"
Wall Assemblies, Lintel Block,
Radius Walls, Cavity Walls
CMU - Dur-O-Wal Reinforcing,
Cell Grout, Shear Walls, Columns,
Foundation Walls
Specialties - Retaining
Walls, Glass Block, Stone Work,
Gravity Walls, Lintels, Sills
Concrete Footings & Foundations
- Caissons, Column Pads, Continuous
Footings
Concrete on Grade - Spread
Footings, Thickened Edge Footings,
Slabs, Sidewalks
Concrete Specialties -
Concrete Walls, Dowels, Stairs On
Grade, Stairs Above Grade
Concrete Beams & Columns -
Tie Beams, Rake Beams, Square &
Round Columns
Beams for Elevated Slabs -
Interior Beams & Girders, Spandrel
Beams, Reinforcing
Elevated Slabs - Pan Slabs,
Waffle Slabs, Flat Slabs, Concrete
Accessories, Rebar
In-Place Assembly Costs -
Including Concrete, Formwork, Steel,
Placing and Finish
Don't waste hours working up
material lists for every job you
bid. Instead, use this manual to
develop quick, accurate cost
estimates. Do the material take-off
only when you've got the contract.
The Author: Dan Atcheson, the son of
a Texas architect, began working on
construction sites as a teenager.
During his career he worked at most
of the construction trades, from
earthwork and masonry to framing and
roofing. He added estimating to his
skills in the 70s, teaching
construction cost estimating at
Texas Tech University. In the 1980s
and 1990s he was a featured
presenter at estimating seminars and
conventions nationwide. He now
divides his time among his
construction consulting business,
writing on construction topics and
raising English bulldogs. His
technical papers on construction and
estimating have been published in
many trade magazines, and he has
authored several construction
manuals: Estimating Earthwork
Quantities, Earthmoving Equipment,
Production Rates & Costs, Estimating
Framing Quantities and Roofing
Construction & Estimating.
Free Estimating Disk Enclosed
In the back of this book you'll find
National Estimator, a CD-ROM
with all the cost estimates in the
book plus an easy-to-use estimating
program for Windows
National Estimator works just
like a book. Page through the entire
book one screen at a time or use the
electronic index to search (in
seconds) for what you need. Then
select the cost estimates you want
and copy them to your estimate with
the touch of a key. It's quick and
easy (costs are extended and columns
totaled automatically). And you can
change any price or quantity and add
subtotals where needed. Then add the
markup of your choice.
Monthly price updates on the Web
are FREE and automatic all during
2008
Job Cost Wizard
Turns estimates into invoices
and exports to QuickBooks Pro.
Export entire estimates or invoices
to track job costs for each item or
category in your estimate. Then
compare estimated and actual costs
for each part of any job. Handles
progressive billing (invoices for
each part of the job) with
QuickBooks Pro.
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