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Buy this complete title here: https://goo.gl/4Uebtx 88.252017NATIONALPLUMBING & HVACESTIMATOR By James A. ThomsonDownload all of Craftsman’s most popular costbooks for one low price with theCraftsman Site License. http://CraftsmanSiteLicense.comTurn your estimate into a bid.Turn your bid into a contract.ConstructionContractWriter.com Craftsman Book Company6058 Corte del Cedro, Carlsbad, CA 92011Buy similar Craftsman Book Co. titles here: www.Craftsman-Book.com
Buy this complete title here: https://goo.gl/4UebtxAcknowledgmentsThe sample “Standard Form Subcontract” and “Subcontract Change Order” forms used in the final section ofthis book are reprinted with the permission of the publisher, the Associated General Contractors of America(National Office), 1957 E Street NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20006.Looking for other construction reference manuals?Craftsman has the books to fill your needs. Call toll-free 1-800-829-8123or write to Craftsman Book Company, 6058 Corte del Cedro, Carlsbad, CA 92011for a FREE CATALOG of over 100 books, including how-to manuals,annual cost books, and estimating software.Visit our Web site: http://www.craftsman-book.comCover design by: Jennifer JohnsonPhotos: iStock by Getty Images 2016 Craftsman Book CompanyISBN 978-1-57218-329-2Published September 2016 for the year 2017.Buy similar Craftsman Book Co. titles here: www.Craftsman-Book.com
Buy this complete title here: https://goo.gl/4UebtxContentsHow to Use This Book. 5Fire Protection Equipment. 174Plumbing EquipmentFire Protection Sprinkler Pipe and Fittings(Roll Grooved). 176Domestic Hot Water Heaters. 19Fire Protection Branch Pipe & Fittings. 180Water Softeners. 22Fire Protection Sprinkler Pipe andFittings (CPVC). 183Kitchen Equipment. 25Kitchen Equipment Connections. 26Plumbing Fixtures. 27Plumbing Fixture Rough-In. 31HVAC EquipmentCommercial Boilers. 185Commercial Boiler Connections. 190Piping SystemsCopper Pipe, Type K with Brazed Joints. 33Commercial Boiler Components andAccessories. 192Copper Pipe, Type K with Soft-Soldered Joints. 43Centrifugal Pumps and Pump Connections. 206Copper Pipe, Type L with Brazed Joints. 53Heat Exchangers and Connections. 207Copper Pipe, Type L with Soft-Soldered Joints. 62Fan Coil Units and Connections. 208Copper Pipe, Type M with Brazed Joints. 71Reheat Coils and Connections. 209Copper Pipe, Type M with Soft-Soldered Joints. 80Unit Heaters and Connections. 210Copper Pipe, Type K & Lwith Roll Grooved Joints. 89Chillers and Chiller Connections. 211PVC, Schedule 40, with Solvent-Weld Joints. 91PVC, Schedule 80, with Solvent-Weld Joints. 101Polyethylene-Aluminum Pipewith Crimped Joints. 111Polyethylene-Aluminum Pipewith Compression Joints. 116Plumbing and Piping Specialties. 119Cast Iron, DWV, Service Weight, No-Hubwith Coupled Joints. 135Cast Iron, DWV, Service Weight,Hub & Spigot with Gasketed Joints. 141Copper, DWV, with Soft-Soldered Joints. 146ABS, DWV with Solvent-Weld Joints. 150PVC, DWV with Solvent-Weld Joints. 154PVC, DWV with Gasketed Bell andSpigot Joints. 159Polypropylene, Schedule 40,with Heat-Fusioned Joints. 164Condensing Units and Cooling Towers. 212Cooling Towers and Cooling TowerConnections. 213Steel Piping SystemsCarbon Steel, Schedule 40 with150# Fittings & Butt-Welded Joints. 214Carbon Steel, Schedule 40 with150# M.I. Fittings & Threaded Joints. 223Carbon Steel, Schedule 5 withPressfit Fittings. 234Carbon Steel, Schedule 80 with300# Fittings & Butt-Welded Joints. 237Carbon Steel, Schedule 80 with300# M.I. Fittings & Threaded Joints. 247Carbon Steel, Schedule 160 with3,000-6,000# Fittings. 255Carbon Steel, Schedule 40 withRoll-Grooved Joints. 266Floor, Area, Roof and Planter Drains. 168Carbon Steel, Schedule 10 withRoll-Grooved Joints. 273Cleanouts. 169Carbon Steel, Schedule 40 withCut-Grooved Joints. 280Fire ProtectionFire Protection Sprinklers. 170Residential HVAC Assemblies. 286Air Handling Unit Accessories. 290Buy similar Craftsman Book Co. titles here: www.Craftsman-Book.com
Buy this complete title here: https://goo.gl/4UebtxHeat Recovery Ventilators - Commercial. 291Fiberglass Pipe Insulation. 397Heat Recovery Ventilators - Residential. 292Water Coil Piping. 294Calcium Silicate Pipe Insulation withAluminum Jacket. 399Air Handling Unit Coil Connections. 297Closed Cell Elastomeric Pipe Insulation. 400Gas-Fired Furnaces. 299Thermal Duct Insulation. 401Energy Recovery Systems, Enthalpy. 301Unit Heaters. 302Infrared Heaters. 304Heat Pump Systems. 305Water Pump Systems. 313Geothermal/Domestic Water Wells. 316Biomass-Fired Boilers. 319Fans and Blowers. 324Ventilators & Residential Exhaust Fans. 326Apparatus Housing. 331Balancing of HVAC Systems. 402Temperature Controls. 405Ductile Iron Pipe SystemsDuctile Iron, Class 153, Cement-Lined withMechanical Joints. 407Ductile Iron, Class 153, Double Cement-Linedwith Mechanical Joints. 409Ductile Iron, Class 110, Cement-Lined withMechanical Joints. 411Air Devices, Registers & Grilles. 333Cast Iron, Class 150 with Mechanical Joints. 412Air Devices, Diffusers & Grilles. 334Asbestos-Cement, Class 2400 or 3000 withMechanical Joints. 413Terminal Units (VAV). 337Fiberglass Tanks. 415Plastic Tanks. 416Ducting SystemsDuctwork Specialties. 339Trenching. 418Galvanized Steel Ductwork. 344Equipment Rental. 420Installed Ductwork Per Pound. 346Close-Out Items. 421Galvanized Steel Spiral Ductwork. 348HVAC & Plumbing Demolition. 422Galvanized Steel Round Spiral Fittings. 349Galvanized Steel Rectangular Ductwork. 351Galvanized Steel Rectangular90 Degree Elbows. 353Galvanized Steel Spiral Duct. 356Galvanized Steel Spiral Duct Fittings. 358Budget Estimating. 435Forms and LettersChange Estimates. 438Subcontract Forms. 447Galvanized Steel Spiral Tees. 360Purchase Orders. 451Galvanized Steel Spiral Crosses. 366Construction Schedules. 453Galvanized Steel Rectangular Ductwork. 369Letter of Intent. 456Galvanized Steel Rectangular Elbows. 381Submittal Data. 458Galvanized Steel Drops and Tees. 391Billing Breakdown Worksheet. 461Galvanized Steel Round Ductwork. 394Fiberglass Ductwork. 395Index. 463Buy similar Craftsman Book Co. titles here: www.Craftsman-Book.com
Buy this complete title here: https://goo.gl/4UebtxHow to Use This BookThis 2017 National Plumbing & HVAC Estimator isa guide to estimating labor and material costs forplumbing, heating, ventilating and air conditioningsystems in residential, commercial and industrialbuildings.'17 Inside the back cover of thisbook you’ll find a software download certificate. To access the download, follow theinstructions printed there. The download includesan easy to-use estimating program with all the costestimates in this book. The software will run on PCsusing Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, or 10 operatingsystems.When the National Estimator program has beeninstalled, click Help on the menu bar to see a list oftopics that will get you up and running. Or, go onlineto www.craftsman-book.com and click on Support,then Tutorials, to view an interactive tutorial forNational Estimator.Costs in This Manual will apply within a few percenton a wide variety of projects. Using the informationgiven on the pages that follow will explain how to usethese costs and suggest procedures to follow whencompiling estimates. Reading the remainder of thissection will help you produce more reliable estimatesfor plumbing and HVAC work.Manhour Estimates in This Book willbe accurate for some jobs and inaccuratefor others. No manhour estimate fits alljobs because every construction projectis unique. Expect installation times to vary widelyfrom job to job, from crew to crew, and even for thesame crew from day to day.There’s no way to eliminate all errors when makingmanhour estimates. But you can minimize the risk ofa major error by:1. Understanding what’s included in the manhourestimates in this book, and2. Adjusting the manhour estimates in this book forunusual job conditions.The Craft@Hrs Column. Manhour estimates in thisbook are listed in the column headed Craft@Hrs.For example, on page 19 you’ll see an estimate forinstalling a 6 gallon hot water heater. In theCraft@Hrs column opposite 6 gallon you’ll see:P1@.500To the left of the @ symbol you see an abbreviationfor the recommended work crew.Page 7 shows the wage rates and craft codes usedin this book.To the right of the @ symbol you see a number. Thenumber is the estimated manhours (not crew hours)required to install each unit of material listed. In the caseof a 6 gallon hot water heater, P1@.500 means that.500 manhours are required to install 1 hot water heater.Costs in the Labor Column are basedon manhour estimates in the Craft@Hrs column. Multiply the manhour estimate by theassumed hourly labor cost to find the installation cost in the Labor column. For example, .500manhours times 36.24 (the average wage for crewP1) is 18.12, or 18.10 rounded.Quarterly price updates on the Web are free andautomatic all during 2017. You’ll be prompted byCraftsman Software Update when it’s time to collectthe next update. A connection to the Web is required.Manhour Estimates include all productive labornormally associated with installing the materialsdescribed. These estimates assume normal conditions: experienced craftsmen working on reasonablywell planned and managed new construction with fairto good productivity. Labor estimates also assumethat materials are standard grade, appropriate toolsare on hand, work done by other crafts is adequate,layout and installation are relatively uncomplicated,and working conditions don’t slow progress.All manhour estimates include tasks such as: Unloading and storing construction materials, toolsand equipment on site. Working no more than two floors above or belowground level. Working no more than 10 feet above an uncluttered floor. Normal time lost due to work breaks. Moving tools and equipment from a storage area ortruck not more than 200 feet from the work area. Returning tools and equipment to the storage areaor truck at the end of the day. Planning and discussing the work to be performed. Normal handling, measuring, cutting and fitting. Regular cleanup of construction debris. Infrequent correction or repairs required becauseof faulty installation.Bu
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