| Mon Sep 17, 2018 | Total posts : 1 |
|  Topic: I want to hire services for estimating material quantities during various stages
I want to hire services for estimating material quantities during various stages of project. My house has covered area of 3750 square feet and is G 1 construction. Can someone guide me approx cost of such service in Dehradun. RegardsVinay |
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| Wed Sep 26, 2018 | Post #1 | S L Gupta (Civil Engg)
Join date: Mar 2008 | Calculate the cost of construction in India. Order detailed construction cost estimate & Save. | | What is detailed cost estimate? | | A detailed cost estimate is a step by step calculation of the material and labor required to complete a construction project. This document is prepared after analyzing the architectural, structural, elevation and other drawings of the building and has all details about the cost, material and labor involved in a project. For example, it will give you the exact quantity of cement bags, bricks, sand, steel and other raw material required and the prices in your area. This information is immensely useful in completing a construction project within the decided cost. | | |   | | | | How would this service help you save money? | | 1.1) Negotiate well with Contractor: It is normally seen that the contractor quote hefty amount for a construction job if they think that the home owners do not know about the internal calculations. This document will help you negotiate a better price with your contractor. In the current market scenarios these negotiations can save you Lacs of rupees. | | | | 1.2) Do not overpay: At the site, a lot of contractors demand money as the work progresses. It happens in both through rate contracts and labor rate contracts. The building owners usually do not have an idea if the work completed at the site equals to the money paid to the contractor. We have seen several cases where Contractors intentionally quote very less compared to the market price and then leave the project midway as soon as the money paid to them is more than their investment. Using our report you can find out how much you should have paid for the work completed at site. | | | | 1.3) Ensure that right quantity is used in Construction:Even after the contract is signed, the contractor may not use optimal quantity of raw material. With detailed cost estimate you will know exactly how much material should be used at each stage of construction. You can track the material movement and ensure that right quantity material is used in your building as per the Architect's/Engineer's specifications. | | | | 1.4) Material procurement and planning: Material prices fluctuate a lot and can have significant impact during construction. Also, if you know the material usage, you may buy material at bulk which saves considerable amount of money. The detailed cost estimate will tell you exactly how much material you need at each stage so that you can procure and budget the construction material properly. | | | 1.5) Prevent delay in project/Prevent material leakage & theft: Majority of the money wasted in construction is due to the delay in material procurement as each material needs some time to arrive at the site. Use our document to ensure that right quantity of material is available at the site at all time
If you know how much material would be consumed at each stage then you can relate this with the progress of project at site. This will help you catch the pilferage or theft of the material at the site | | | | | | | | Save upto 20 times with the detailed cost estimate report? | Our calculations and feedback from our clients have shown that this report gives you 1000% to 2000% return of your investment. The detailed estimate cost are:
| | Built Area in Square Feet | Price of our report | Saving Potential | | Upto 2000 sq.ft | Rs. 2.50 per square feet. | Report will help you save from Rs. 25 to Rs. 50 per Square Feet | | From 2001 sq.ft to 5000 Sq. Ft | Rs. 2.25 per square feet. | | From 5001 sq.ft to 10,000 Sq. Ft | Rs. 1.75 per square feet. | | From 10,001 Sq. Ft onwards | Rs. 1.25 per square feet. |
| | | | | | What do we do need from you to prepare this report? | We will need architectural plan and other drawings that your architect had provided you have for your home. We review the quantity that is required fr each item and then research the rates from your area.
| | | | | | | Sample Detailed Cost Estimate | | 1) Cost Analysis | | | | # | | | | 1 | Total Area | 3214 Sft. | | 2 | Total Cost | Rs.3170162 (Rupees Thirty One lac Seventy Thousand One Hundred and sixty Two) | | 3 | Cost per Sft.(Total Area/Total Cost) | Rs.987 (Rupees Nine Hundred Eighty Seven per Sft.) |
| | | | 2) Specifications chosen by you | | | | Question: | What type of flooring are you planning to use in all the rooms? | | Your Reply: | Either vitrified tile or Granite not exceeding RS 100 per square fee (including laying cost) | | Question: | Which type of frames is being used for doors and windows? | | Your Reply: | The main entrance door frame and shutters would be teak. All other frames are padauk wood | | Question: | Which type of shutters and wood is being used for doors and windows? Would it be deodar wood, hollock wood, teak wood etc. | | Your Reply: | Windows will have tinted glass shutters | | Question: | What material are you planning to use on Bathroom and Kitchen Walls? | | Your Reply: | Normal good quality Sanitary ware. | | Question: | What type of finishing will be used for Exterior walls? | | Your Reply: | I'll use good quality exterior paint. |
| | | | 3)Detail of Material (Required for the whole project) | | | | Stage wise material will help you procure the raw material properly. A lot of times, the building owner do not keep track of the material used in their construction and the labor uses this lack of information to either use sub standard material or use less than the specified quantity. | | | | | | | | | 4)Detail of Material (Stage Wise) | | | | Foundation | | # | Material | Quantity | Unit | | 1 | Cement | 180 | Bags | | 2 | Sand | 650 | Cft | | 3 | Bazari or Stone Chippings 12 to 20 mm gauge | 550 | Cft | | 4 | Stone Blast / Brick Blast | 350 | Cft | | 5 | Bricks | 8000 | No.s | | 6 | Bitumen | 250 | Cft | | 7 | Polythene Sheet | 250 | Cft. | | 8 | MS steel bars of different diameter | 1719 | Kg. | | 9 | Ceramic Tiles | -- | -- | | 10 | Vitrified Tiles | -- | -- | | 11 | Granite | -- | -- |
| | | Ground Floor | | | | # | Material | Quantity | Unit | | 1 | Cement | 570 | Bags | | 2 | Sand | 1650 | Cft | | 3 | Bazari or Stone Chippings 12 to 20 mm gauge | 1400 | Cft | | 4 | Stone Blast / Brick Blast | 350 | Cft | | 5 | Bricks | 22400 | No.s | | 6 | Bitumen | -- | -- | | 7 | Polythene Sheet | -- | -- | | 8 | MS steel bars of different diameter | 4837 | Kg. | | 9 | Ceramic Tiles | 436 | Sft. | | 10 | Vitrified Tiles | 1764 | Sft. | | 11 | Granite | 28 | Sft. |
| | | First Floor | | | | # | Material | Quantity | Unit | | 1 | Cement | 500 | Bags | | 2 | Sand | 1350 | Cft | | 3 | Bazari or Stone Chippings 12 to 20 mm gauge | 1250 | Cft | | 4 | Stone Blast / Brick Blast | 300 | Cft | | 5 | Bricks | 20000 | No.s | | 6 | Bitumen | 175 | -- | | 7 | Polythene Sheet | 1350 | -- | | 8 | MS steel bars of different diameter | 4340 | Kg. | | 9 | Ceramic Tiles | 430 | Sft. | | 10 | Vitrified Tiles | 1436 | Sft. | | 11 | Granite | 24 | Sft. |
| | | | 5. Abstract of Cost | | | | Abstract of cost is used for the planning purposes. From the abstract of cost, we will get stage wise and item wise expenditure. With the help of this we can control the expenditure item wise and stage wise and also in better position to deal with contractor & supplier. | | | | # | Description | Quantity | Unit | Rate | Amount | | 1 | Earth work in excavation in foundation of columns walls includidng dressng the side and ramming the bottom up to 5' lift | 2124 | Cft | 3 | 6372 | | 2 | Earth filling with earth available at site from excavation around columns footings , plith beam and masonary in layers including watering and compacting. | 2124 | Cft | 1 | 2124 | | 3 | Earth filling under floor with earth brought from out side including carriage of earth, loading, un loading watering and compacting the same. at site around columns footings , plith beam and masonary. | 3275 | Cft | 4 | 13100 | | 4 | Supplying and laying sand filling in foundation of footing under PCC | 827.6 | Cft | 50 | 41380 |
| | | 5 | Pcc 1:5:10 with granite stone aggrigate of 40mm and down size mechnically mixed and vibrated including laying compacting as per requirement. | 366.4 | Cft | 70 | 25648 | | 6 | Cement concrete 1:1.5:3 with stone chipping or bazri 12 mm to 20 mm gauze in fondation of columns footings, plinth beam etc including centering and shuttering but excluding steel re-enforcement mechanically mixed and vibrated complete in position asper specification. | 573 | Cft | 140 | 80220 |
| | | | 6. Detail of Quantities | | | | Abstract or detail of quantities provides us quantities required to complete the construction. With the help of this we are able to know the quantities of each item stage wise, unit wise and this will help in doing agreement, procurement of raw materials according to need. Save wastage in materials , labor. and timely construction. | | | | # | Particulars | No.s | L
(Length) | B
(Width) | H
(Height) | Q(Quantity) | Unit | | 1 | Earth work in excavation in foundation of columns walls includidng dressng the side and ramming the bottom up to7' lift | | | | | | | | Columns footings | | | | | | | | Footing I | 4 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 320 | cft. | | Footing II | 8 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 640 | cft. | | Footing IV | 4 | 4 | 5 | 5 | 400 | cft. | | Plinth beam bed1,2 and toilet vertical | 2 | 40 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 180 | cft. | | Plinth beam bed1,2 and toilet internal | 4 | 12.5 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 112.5 | cft. | | Plinth beam toilet internal | 1 | 8.5 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 19.13 | cft. | | Plinth beam toilet internal | 1 | 10.33 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 23.24 | cft. | | Plinth beam right side | 1 | 52 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 117 | cft. | | Plinth beam living, study, kitchen. | 3 | 21.5 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 145.1 | cft. | | Plinth beam kitchen. | 1 | 14 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 31.5 | cft. | | Plinth beam kitchen. | 1 | 11.25 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 25.31 | cft. | | Plinth beam living | 1 | 13.25 | 1.5 | 1.5 | 29.81 | cft. | | | | | | Total | 2124 | cft |
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