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Estimating in Building Construction (6th Edition)

Estimating in Building Construction (6th Edition)
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Estimating in Building Construction (6th Edition)

 
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Everything needed to understand Estimating is provided in this proven handbook, which combines coverage of principles with step-by-step procedures. The authors use the popular approach of tracing a complete project's progress throughout the book. Incorporates the use of computers as a key estimating tool. Includes a WinEstimator CD with each copy of the book; readers will develop good computer-based estimating skills through the use of this powerful software, which also includes practice spreadsheets. Keeps readers up to date on the latest methods and materials. Includes a revised and updated illustration program. Provides complete, book-long case studies for follow-through of both commercial and residential buildings. Examines the interrelationship between contract documents and the quantity take-off of material. The ideal reference for construction managers, architects, and engineers.

 
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Product Details
Author:Frank R. Dagostino
Hardcover:362 pages
Publisher:Prentice Hall
Publication Date:August 17, 2002
Language:English
ISBN:0130604054
Package Length:11.1 inches
Package Width:8.4 inches
Package Height:1.0 inches
Package Weight:2.75 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 9 reviews

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Average Customer Review:3.5 ( 9 customer reviews )
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2Estimating in Building Construction (6th Edition) (Purchased on 01/26/2010) by Frank R. Dagostino  Mar 14, 2010 By K. E. Schwartz-McGady
The book itself is OK, given that it covers a dry but vital subject if one wants to do construction. On the other hand, it could be better written and the questions could be better framed.


1All materials not included  Nov 11, 2011 By Mujer
When purchased new, this textbook comes with a set of drawings. The drawings are vital to the comprehension of the subject matter in the text. However, the drawings were NOT included with this purchase, and that information was NOT included in the description. Very misleading and disappointing!


4Good for those starting in the construction field  Nov 13, 2010 By Claudia Garcia "clauclau"
This is a very good book for people from differente backgrounds thata are just starting in the construction field. It shows step-by-step, clear instructions on how to make calculations for takeoffs of most all components of buildings, and illustrates how all of the assembly gets put together into the production of a bid.

In this book I found help for my estimating class, but it also gave me a well-rounded understanding of what is involved in constructing a structure.


5Well thought out  Jul 07, 2009 By Charles L. Zimmermann "Caveman reader"
This was a well thought out book; I was required to purchase it for an Estimating College course, and found it to be self explanatory. This would be an invaluable book for any contractor wanting to improve their estimating abilities, and a must read for general contractors looking to refine their bidding techniques.

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3The Irony of Estimating...  Mar 21, 2007 By VJ "thing2202"
Yes this book contains just about every material involved in building a structure and has many formulas to figure out anything you could possibly imagine, from materials to labor. The downfall is in the review questions and exercises dealing with the provided blueprints, which are very vague and difficult to interpret, thus making any of your estimating practice next to useless. There's got to be a better book out there...

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