posted by Hubert on 2021-08-09 20:11:27 |
Q: | Q: Where are estimators to be found. |
A: | A: There must be thousands worldwide. I need only a few to check my sub-trade contractors software, please due you may learn something new. |
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posted by on 2021-07-13 11:45:45 |
Q: | Appreciate the recommendation. Let me try it out. |
A: | Please note: If you register first, you will be given 8 days to practice our system, by that time you can subscribe or un-scribe or quit. |
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posted by on 2021-07-10 18:38:09 |
Q: | To speak on this theme it is possible long. |
A: | If you need help on any topic yourself, be explicate in asking questions only I can answer pertaining to my website. |
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posted by on 2021-07-10 18:32:49 |
Q: | Quite right! Idea good, it agree with you. |
A: | Good ideas are hard to come by, getting paid for a good idea is harder. |
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posted by Hubert on 2021-06-11 12:35:13 |
Q: | Adjusting for materials in estimate |
A: | Each estimate you due, you must allow for local conditions
Pricing of materials, moves up and down constantly. We have provide a space for adjusting by sum amount for each estimate. |
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posted by Hubert on 2021-03-10 22:42:51 |
Q: | What sub trades are 04 Division Masonry |
A: | Masonry includes concrete blocks various types, used for fire walls. Glass blocks, Standard bricks all sizes, exterior wall faces, Also retaining walls. anchors are galvanized or stainless steel. Scaffolding is a large identity for installing. |
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posted by Hubert on 2021-02-20 13:44:47 |
Q: | What Sub-Trades are in Division 03 |
A: | Concrete has a large application includes Formwork and accessories reinforcing rebar retaining walls concrete stairs columns footings and pads grade beams slabs on grade poured in place pilings |
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posted by Hubert on 2021-02-08 18:09:23 |
Q: | How many sub-trades are there in 02 Division Sitework |
A: | Sub-trades in sitework are: Excavations, backfilling, Trenching for utilities, Drilled in place pilings, Blasting rock, Septic tanks and drainage fields, Culverts, Wood fencing & gates, Retaining walls & stacked rock, Landscaping & maintenance, Unit pavers and sidewalks, Building demolitions. Trucking. |
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posted by Hubert on 2021-02-05 14:05:09 |
Q: | What are general requirements. ? |
A: | General requirements, is usually responsibility of the general contractor, he may download some cost to the sub-trades. If he does make sure the amount, he wishes to download, you should allow for in your [Estimate] |
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posted by Hubert on 2021-02-01 23:29:46 |
Q: | What is a good check list |
A: | Each sub trade develops his own detailed applicable estimating list. |
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posted by Hubert on 2020-12-16 13:34:15 |
Q: | Our estimating software is ready: for you to engage |
A: | Yes: Sub-trade estimating is active for you to explore, you are given 8 day practising time, to make up your mind. Stay in or unscribe. |
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posted by Hubert on 2019-12-26 15:21:40 |
Q: | What is a Take-Off-Sheet |
A: | A Take-Off-Sheet Is a term used by Professional Estimators to generate a Bill of material quantities: In laymen terms it just means, the amount of material required, for the purpose of establishing calculations. |
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posted by Hubert on 2019-12-26 15:19:36 |
Q: | What does Item Task Soft ware Stands For |
A: | Our Estimating software is intended for Sub-Trade Contractors as a Management Tool to be used when needed on demand 24/7 It creates a paper trail for each project in detailed form. To be used as reference. |
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posted by Hubert on 2019-09-11 12:00:16 |
Q: | What are Assemblies |
A: | Assemblies are made up, of items tasks, wich include all components required. Calculations are made on a presumed measurement for each. In the end it will be called (Unit Cost) each unit cost is expressed by Unit Measurements. |
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posted by Hubert on 2019-09-11 11:57:53 |
Q: | What are items |
A: | Items tasks are descriptive tasks, to be completed by a trades person in their field of expertise. |
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posted by Hubert on 2008-08-05 20:08:15 |
Q: | What is a Take-off-Sheet |
A: | A take-off-sheet is a detailed list of quantities prepaired by an estimator in his field of expertise. |
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