2009 National Building Cost Manual
Square Foot
Costs for Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Farm Buildings
By Dave Ogershok
Square-foot costs for residential, commercial, industrial,
military, schools, greenhouses, churches, government offices and
farm buildings. Includes important variables that can make any
building unique from a cost standpoint.
Quickly work up a reliable budget estimate based on actual
materials and design features, area, shape, wall height, number
of floors, and support requirements. Now includes easy-to-use
software that calculates total in-place cost estimates. Use the
regional cost adjustment factors provided to tailor the estimate
to any jobsite in the U.S. Then view, print, email or save the
detailed PDF report as needed.
Revised annually.
This purchased software program is guaranteed to run perfectly
on your Windows Vista and XP computer. Unlimited phone support
is free from 8 AM to 5 PM (Pacific) M-F.
Product Description:
2009 Total In-Place Costs for Residential, Commercial,
Industrial, Agricultural and Military Structures
- Single Family Residences – With 4, 6, 8, or 10
Corners, Masonry or Wood Frame
- Multi-Family Residences – 2 or 3 Units, 4 or 9
Units, 10 or more Units
- Motels – 9 Units or Less, 10 to 24 Units, Over 24
Units, by Quality Class
- Cabins & Recreational Dwellings – With 4, 6, 8,
or 10 Corners, by Quality Class
- A-Frame Cabins – With 4, 6, or 8 Corners, by
Square Foot Area and Quality Class
- Urban Stores – Masonry, Concrete, or Wood Frame,
by Size and Number of Floors
- Suburban Stores – Masonry, Concrete, or Wood
Frame, by Shape, Size and Floors
- Supermarkets – Masonry, Concrete, Wood or Steel
Frame, by Size and Quality
- Small Food Stores – Masonry or Wood Frame, by
Size, Height and Quality Class
- Discount Houses – Masonry, Concrete or Wood
Frame, by Size, Height and Quality
- Banks & Savings Offices – Masonry, Concrete or
Wood Frame, by Number of Floors
- Department Stores – Masonry, Concrete or Wood
Frame, by Area on each Floor
- Offices – Masonry, Concrete or Wood Frame, with
Interior or Exterior Entrances
- Medical-Dental Buildings - Masonry, Concrete or
Wood Frame, by Entrance Type
- Convalescent Hospitals – Wood Frame, by Quality
Class and Square Foot Area
- Funeral Homes – Masonry or Wood Frame, by Quality
Class and Square Foot Area
- Restaurants – Self-Service, Coffee Shops,
Conventional, and A-Frame Types
- Theaters - Masonry, Concrete or Wood Frame, by
Shape, Size, and Quality Class
- Mobile Home Parks – By Quality, Type of
Facilities, and Square Feet per Space
- Service Stations – Wood, Masonry, or Steel,
Conventional or Rustic Design
- Service Garages – Masonry, Concrete or Wood
Frame, by Shape and Floor Area
- Industrial Buildings – Tilt-up Concrete
Warehouses and Factory Buildings
- Steel Buildings – Prefabricated Steel Warehouse
and Factory Buildings
- Farm Buildings – Barns, Shops, Sheds, Dairy
Buildings, Poultry Houses and Camps
- Churches – Places of Worship and Sunday Schools
by Square Foot and Quality Class
- Greenhouses – Steel Frame or Wood Frame by Square
Foot and Quality Class
- Modular Building – by Square Footage and Quality
Class
Free Estimating Disk
Enclosed
Inside the back cover of this book you'll find a CD-ROM to
help you quickly estimate or appraise the building types
featured in this book. All you do is choose the building type,
quality class, square feet, and other unique features. Includes
modification factors for over 700 communities throughout the
U.S. and Canada, and a construction cost index to adjust costs
for buildings built in any given location and previous year to
current costs.
The National (sq. ft.)
Building Cost Estimator System Requirements:
- PC with 300 megahertz or higher Intel (or equivalent)
processor recommended; 233 MHz minimum required.
- Operating Systems:
Windows Vista and Windows XP.
- Requires up to 25 megabytes (MB) of hard disk space.
- Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher resolution video adapter
and monitor.
- Keyboard and Mouse or compatible pointing device.
- For Internet access:
DSL or Cable recommended; 56 kilobytes 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

Paperback, 262 pages

2009 National Building Cost Manual
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