Harper Home Presentation Sample

Harper
Home
June 15th, 2007
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Estimate From Invoices
Item Type Takeoff Quantity Labor Cost/Unit Labor Price Labor Amount Material Price Material Amount Total Cost/Unit Total Amount
6000.000 WOOD & PLASTICS

6101.000 Framing: Plates
2x4x10 200.00 ea 7.20 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,440 432.97 /mbf 601 10.20 /ea 2,041
2x4x16 588.00 ea 11.35 /ea 27.00 /hr 6,671 432.97 /mbf 2,825 16.15 /ea 9,496
2x6x10 100.00 ea 10.80 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,080 432.97 /mbf 450 15.30 /ea 1,530
2x6x16 102.00 ea 18.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,836 432.97 /mbf 735 25.21 /ea 2,571
2x6x18 2.00 ea 19.29 /ea 27.00 /hr 39 432.97 /mbf 16 27.39 /ea 55
6101.100 Framing: Plates PT
Plates PT 2x6x16 20.00 ea 18.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 360 432.97 /mbf 144 25.21 /ea 504
6105.000 Framing: Floor Joist
PT 2x8x10 1.00 ea 14.21 /ea 27.00 /hr 14 432.97 /mbf 6 20.22 /ea 20
2x8x12 78.00 ea 18.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,404 432.97 /mbf 562 25.21 /ea 1,966
2x8x14 91.00 ea 20.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,820 432.97 /mbf 766 28.42 /ea 2,586
2x8x16 95.00 ea 22.50 /ea 27.00 /hr 2,138 432.97 /mbf 913 32.11 /ea 3,050
2x8x18 50.00 ea 25.71 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,286 432.97 /mbf 540 36.52 /ea 1,826
2x8x20 114.00 ea 28.42 /ea 27.00 /hr 3,240 432.97 /mbf 1,371 40.44 /ea 4,611
2x8x22 60.00 ea 31.77 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,906 432.97 /mbf 793 44.98 /ea 2,699
2x10x10 34.00 ea 20.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 680 432.97 /mbf 255 27.51 /ea 935
2x10x12 16.00 ea 21.60 /ea 27.00 /hr 346 432.97 /mbf 144 30.61 /ea 490
2x10x14 140.00 ea 24.55 /ea 27.00 /hr 3,436 432.97 /mbf 1,471 35.06 /ea 4,908
2x10x16 50.00 ea 27.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,350 432.97 /mbf 600 39.01 /ea 1,950
6106.000 Framing: Studs 2x4 > 2x8
Studs 2x4x12 378.00 ea 8.64 /ea 27.00 /hr 3,266 432.97 /mbf 1,362 12.24 /ea 4,628
Studs 2x6x10 189.00 ea 10.80 /ea 27.00 /hr 2,041 432.97 /mbf 851 15.30 /ea 2,892
6114.000 Plywood: Subfloor
Subfloor 3/4" T & G Plywood 115.00 ea 1.22 /ea 27.00 /hr 140 0.28 /ea 33 1.50 /ea 173
6116.000 Plywood: Wall Sheathing
Wall Sheath 5/8" CDX Plywood 188.00 ea 1.69 /ea 27.00 /hr 317 0.38 /ea 75 2.09 /ea 392
Wall Sheath 1/2" OSB 185.00 ea 1.69 /ea 27.00 /hr 312 1.20 /ea 231 2.94 /ea 543
50,090
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Harper Home 06-15-07
Our Estimate
Item Types Takeoff Quantity Labor Cost/Unit Labor Price Labor Amount Material Price Material Amount Sub Amount Total Cost/Unit Total Amount
4000.010 MASONRY
4221.100 Conc. Block: 12"
Blk 12" Standard Face Lt Wt 300.00 EA 0.60 /EA 27.00 /hr 180 2.21 /EA 697 2.92 /EA 877
4221.150 Conc. Block: 8"
Blk 8" Standard Face Lt Wt 1,192.00 ea 0.95 /ea 1,132 0.95 /ea 1,132
4221.250 Conc. Block: 4"
Blk 4" Solid Face Lt Wt 199.00 EA 2.70 /EA 27.00 /hr 537 0.63 /EA 131 3.36 /EA 668
6000.000 WOOD & PLASTICS

6101.000 Framing: Plates
Plates 2x4x16 830.00 ea 11.35 /ea 27.00 /hr 9,416 8.67 /mbf 80 11.44 /ea 9,496
Plates 2x6x16 270.00 ea 18.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 4,860 432.97 /mbf 1,945 25.21 /ea 6,805
6101.100 Framing: Pressure Treated
6105.000 Framing: Floor Joist
Floor Joist 2x8x12 91.00 ea 18.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,638 432.97 /mbf 656 25.21 /ea 2,294
Floor Joist 2x8x16 105.00 ea 22.50 /ea 27.00 /hr 2,363 432.97 /mbf 1,009 32.11 /ea 3,371
Floor Joist 2x10x12 42.00 ea 21.60 /ea 27.00 /hr 907 432.97 /mbf 378 30.61 /ea 1,285
6106.000 Framing: Studs 2x4 > 2x8
6109.000 Framing: Roof Rafters
Rafters 2x8x18 60.00 ea 25.71 /ea 27.00 /hr 1,543 432.97 /mbf 648 36.52 /ea 2,191
Rafters 2x8x30 105.00 ea 33.00 /ea 33.00 /ea 3,465 /mbf 33.00 /ea 3,465
6113.500 Heavy Frame: Glu-Lam
18" LVL 315.00 mbf 67.50 /mbf 27.00 /hr 21,263 179.97 /mbf 58,958 254.67 /mbf 80,220
11 7/8" LVL 90.00 mbf 67.50 /mbf 27.00 /hr 6,075 179.97 /mbf 16,845 254.67 /mbf 22,920
9 1/4" LVL 96.00 mbf 67.50 /mbf 27.00 /hr 6,480 179.97 /mbf 17,968 254.67 /mbf 24,448
6116.000 Plywood: Wall Sheathing
Wall Sheath 1/2" OSB 4,140.00 sf 1.69 /sf 27.00 /hr 6,986 1.20 /sf 5,167 2.94 /sf 12,153
6117.000 Plywood: Roof Sheathing
Roof Sheathing 5/8 " 5,568 sf 6,125.00 sf 1.76 /sf 27.00 /hr 10,749 0.38 /sf 2,446 2.15 /sf 13,195
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Our Estimate
Item Types Takeoff Quantity Labor Cost/Unit Labor Price Labor Amount Material Price Material Amount Sub Amount Total Cost/Unit Total Amount
7000.000 THERMAL & MOISTURE

PROT
7700.000 Building Wrap
Typar 3,450 sf 5.50 ea 0.10 /ea 1 0.10 /ea 1
8000.000 DOORS & WINDOWS
8361.000 Doors: Overhead
Door OH Sectional Vertical Lft Garage 1.00 ea 485.96 /ea 27.00 /hr 486 1,210.23 /ea 1,210 1,696.19 /ea 1,696
8610.010 Windows: Wood
Wood Windows 2862 6.00 ea 81.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 486 121.02 /ea 726 202.02 /ea 1,212
Wood Windows 2832 2.00 ea 81.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 162 121.02 /ea 242 202.03 /ea 404
Wood Windows 3062 Triple 1.00 ea 81.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 81 121.02 /ea 121 202.02 /ea 202
Wood Windows 3062 Single w/ Trans. 5.00 ea 81.00 /ea 27.00 /hr 405 121.02 /ea 605 202.02 /ea 1,010
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Framing Materials Used In House
20000
This project involved an owner who
did not want to pay the contractor
the full amount he was owed for
materials and labor. The owner felt
the contractor was being wasteful
15000 with materials during construction
of his home.
The contractor argued that the

owner continued to add new ideas
Board Feet
to his home construction that were

not in the original scope of work or
the original drawings.
10000 These charts show the relationship

to the materials the contractor
charged on his invoices vs our
estimate of materials necessary
and the contractors estimate of
materials necessary.
The green bars are the cost of the

invoices charged to the owner. The
5000 blue bars are Construction
Managers, Inc. estimation for
materials necessary. The orange
bar is the contractors estimation of
materials necessary. A standard
20% waste factor is included in
these estimations.
0
2x4 2x6 2x8 2x10
Invoices Our 20% Waste Their 20% Waste

400
300
Board Feet
200
100
0
PT 2x6 PT 2x8 PT 2x10 2x12

400
300
Board Feet
200
100
0
18” LVL 9 1/4” LVL 11 7/8”

7000
5250
Square Feet
3500
1750
0
Floor Sheathing Wall Sheathing Roof Sheathing

Closet
Sunroom Bedroom
Closet
Bath
Hall
Dining Kitchen Bedroom

Room Powder Laundry
Double Garage
Hall
Master
Closet Bath
Family Room Foyer
Master
Bedroom
This is a floor plan we
created for the report. This
plan was based on the
original plan provided to us
by the contractor.
We used this floor plan to

calculate our estimate of
materials necessary to build
this home.
Harper Home #01 06-15-07

This is a photo of the home
taken from the location
shown on the previous page.
This shows the condition of
the home and the amount of
work completed by the
contractor.

This is the same photo with blue
highlights overlayed. These highlights
represent areas of the home that were
extras added to the home by the
owner. These were not included on
the original plans the contractor used
to estimate the cost of the job.
These blue highlighted areas required

extra materials and labor that were
reflected on the invoices.
#01 Extras
Harper Home Highlighted 06-15-07
Closet
Sunroom Bedroom
Closet
Bath
Hall

Room Powder Laundry
Double Garage
Hall
Master
Closet Bath
Family Room Foyer
Master
Bedroom

#02 Extras
This is a graphic example
illustrating the proper
Source: “Graphic Guide to Frame Construction” ©1992 technique used when
framing soffit returns.
Roof Soffit
Harper Home Detail 06-15-07
Closet
Sunroom Bedroom
Closet
Bath
Hall

Room Powder Laundry
Double Garage
Hall
Master
Closet Bath
Family Room Foyer
Master
Bedroom

This is a photo showing the
proper soffit return
construction was used on
this home. No extra
materials were wasted by
the contractor to build
these soffits.

For this particular case standard
2D drawings could not easily
convey the use of framing
materials when building this
home. We created a 3D model
from the original plan to
illustrate several different view
points in a way that was easy to
understand by everyone.
This page shows ceiling joists in

all the rooms that have standard
flat ceilings. The locations
without ceiling joists are where
vaulted ceilings were going in
the home.
3D View
Harper Home Ceiling Joists 06-15-07
This page shows the location
of the vaulted ceilings and an
approximation of the size of
these vaulted ceilings. The
original plans called for a roof
truss system to be used to
create these vaulted ceilings.
The owner was not satisfied
with this construction method
because the peak of the
vaulted ceilings were not high
enough. In order to achieve the
height the owner wanted it was
necessary to build these
ceilings using vaulted ceiling
joists. This method of
construction requires more
materials and labor and
therefore more cost overall.
3D View Vaulted
Harper Home Ceiling Joists 06-15-07
This page shows the exterior
roof location in red. This is to
illustrate how closely the
vaulted ceiling peaks were to
the top of the roof peak.
These were tall ceilings.
3D View Roof and

Harper Home Vaulted Ceiling Joists 06-15-07
This is a side view to better
illustrate the same concept
as the previous page.
Side View Roof and

Harper Home Vaulted Ceiling Joists 06-15-07
Closet
Sunroom Bedroom
Closet
Bath
Hall

Room Powder Laundry
Double Garage
Hall
Master
Closet Bath
Family Room Foyer
Master
Bedroom

The red lines on this photo
trace the location of the roof
rafters in the background of
these photos.
#04 Roof Joists

The blue highlights in these
photos represent the
additional wood necessary to
frame the vaulted ceiling using
ceiling joists.
#04 Ceiling Joists

Closet
Sunroom Bedroom
Closet
Bath
Hall

Room Powder Laundry
Double Garage
Hall
Master
Closet Bath
Family Room Foyer
Master
Bedroom

#05 Roof Joists
#05 Ceiling Joists
Closet
Sunroom Bedroom
Closet
Bath
Hall

Room Powder Laundry
Double Garage
Hall
Master
Closet Bath
Family Room Foyer
Master
Bedroom

#06 Roof Joists
The blue highlights in this
photo represent the extra
materials necessary for the
vaulted ceiling joists.
The highlighted areas at the

bottom of the photo represent
extra materials necessary to
enclose the kitchen space.
This was not on the original
plans and was an added
request by the owner.
#06 Ceiling Joists and

Harper Home Extra Framing Highlighted 06-15-07
This view illustrates another
request for changes added by
the owner. The original plans
had a standard 2 car garage
with unfinished space above.
The owner requested to add a
finished bonus room above the
garage. The areas highlighted
in blue represent extra
materials that were necessary
to add the bonus room. The red
highlights show the roof
framing that was included in
the original plan.
3D Bonus Room
Harper Home Addition 06-15-07
Closet
Sunroom Bedroom
Closet
Bath
Hall

Room Powder Laundry
Double Garage
Hall
Master
Closet Bath
Family Room Foyer
Master
Bedroom

Again. The blue highlighted
areas represent additional
framing materials necessary
to add the bonus room to this
home. In this photo a new
staircase and floor framing
system can be seen.
#07 Extra Ceiling Joists

Harper Home and Framing Highlighted 06-15-07
Nearly everything in this
photo is additional material
necessary to construct this
bonus room.
#08 Extra Framing

#09 Extra Framing
#10 Extra Framing
This is a page from the
engineered shop drawings
provided by the truss
manufacturer. This was the
truss that would have been
used to create the vaulted
ceilings on this home if the
original plans were followed.
Engineered Truss
Drawing
This view of the model shows
the size and orientation of the
truss highlighted in green. As
you can see the truss comes in
one pre-manufactured piece that
can quickly and easily be setup
on site using a crane. This
method takes less time and
materials than framing ceiling
joists and roof joists by hand.
3D View
Harper Home Roof Truss 06-15-07
A side view of the same truss.
Side View
Harper Home Roof Truss 06-15-07
Harper
Home
June 15th, 2007
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6000.000 WOOD & PLASTICS

6000.000 WOOD & PLASTICS

7000.000 THERMAL & MOISTURE

The contractor argued that the

to his home construction that were

10000 These charts show the relationship

The green bars are the cost of the

Invoices Our 20% Waste Their 20% Waste

Harper Home 06-15-07

Invoices Our 20% Waste Their 20% Waste

Harper Home 06-15-07

Invoices Our 20% Waste Their 20% Waste

Harper Home 06-15-07

Invoices Our 20% Waste Their 20% Waste

Harper Home 06-15-07

Dining Kitchen Bedroom

We used this floor plan to

Harper Home #01 06-15-07

Harper Home #01 06-15-07

These blue highlighted areas required

Dining Kitchen Bedroom

Harper Home #02 06-15-07

Dining Kitchen Bedroom

Harper Home #03 06-15-07

Harper Home #03 06-15-07

This page shows ceiling joists in

3D View Roof and

Side View Roof and

Dining Kitchen Bedroom

Harper Home #04 06-15-07

#04 Roof Joists

#04 Ceiling Joists

Dining Kitchen Bedroom

Harper Home #05 06-15-07

Dining Kitchen Bedroom

Harper Home #06 06-15-07

The highlighted areas at the

#06 Ceiling Joists and

Dining Kitchen Bedroom

Harper Home #06 06-15-07

#07 Extra Ceiling Joists

#08 Extra Framing

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