Hello Mdexecquery,
The Building-Cost.net calculator tool will provide you with the
specific information you require.
http://www.building-cost.net/
The numbers used in this calculator are from the National Building
Cost Manual, published by Craftsman Book Company.
Description:
?In about 5 minutes you can develop a home construction or replacement
cost that considers all the important variables: materials used,
design features, quality, size, shape, heating, cooling and geographic
area. Your printed estimate shows detailed labor and material costs
for each of 34 construction cost categories. Plus, it's FREE!?
Press ?Start Calculator?
http://www.building-cost.net/
You will be asked to fill in the following information:
- Number of corners
- Square footage
- Total living area
?Exclude from the living area any garage, basement or attic. In
addition, exclude any porch that's not under the main roof. Costs for
these will be figured separately.?
- Quality
Class 1 (Best)
- Additional structures
Is there an attic, balcony, basement, garage or exterior porch?
- Housing tract or custom home?
Where is this home being built?
Homes built in housing tracts by merchant builders and homes built in
suburban (but not remote) areas tend to cost less than custom homes
built in well-developed metropolitan areas
- Rural or metropolitan area
- Type of heating and cooling used in the house
Then you can adjust the construction costs based on your area of building.
- State and zip code
"After filling in all the variables of your home, you will obtain a
detailed report with the materials building costs. You will also
obtain labor and equipment costs."
Just divide the total cost of building materials, labor and equipment
costs by 3,300 or 4000 to get the cost per square foot.
Search terms:
Average cost per square foot Rhode Island building a home
I hope the information provided is helpful!
Best regards,
Bobbie7 |
