This year's prices for installation
of all common electrical work: conduit, wire, boxes, fixtures,
switches, outlets, loadcenters, panelboards, raceway, duct, signal
systems, and more. Provides material costs, manhours per unit,
and total installed cost. Explains what you should know to estimate
each part of an electrical system. Includes a CD-ROM with an
electronic version of the book with National Estimator, a stand-alone
Windows estimating program, plus an interactive multimedia video
that shows how to use the disk to compile construction cost estimates.
Revised annually.
Included with National Estimator
CD-ROM:
- Job Cost Wizard turns
estimates into invoices and exports both in QuickBooks
- Free Online Technical Support
for the National Estimator Software
- Free Monthly National Estimator
Updates Updates to the 2006 costbooks and zip code modification
factors are updated monthly. Monthly price updates on the Web
are free and automatic all during 2006. You'll be prompted when
it's time to collect the next update. A connection to the Web
is required.
Item #186 - National Electrical
Estimator
Reliable guide to estimate the
cost of electrical systems
in buildings. Includes CD ROM.
By: Tyler
Price: $58.00
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Current Labor and Material
Cost Estimates for Residential, Commercial and Industrial Work
EMT Conduit In Floors, Concealed of Exposed,
Including Fittings and Supports
Flex Conduit Standard and Reduced Wall, Steel
and Aluminum with All Fittings
PVC Conduit Schedule 40, Schedule 80, with
All Couplings, Adapters and End Bells
Rigid Steel & Aluminum
Conduit Short and
Long Elbows, Couplings, Terminations and Nipples
PVC Coated Conduit PVC Coated Elbows, Couplings,
Fittings, Bodies and Boxes
Conduit Bodies All Common Types, Including Bushings,
Covers and Entrance Caps
Conduit Fittings Couplings, Connectors, Washers,
Brushed Nipples and Unions
Conduit Hangers Straps, Spacers, Steel Running
Thread Rod, Clamps, U-Bolts
Copper Wire Types THW, THHN, XHHW, USE, MTW,
TF, TFF, TFFN, AF and SJ
Copper Cable Types NW (Romex), UF, SEU, BX,
5000 Bolt XLP and 15000 Bolt EPR
Aluminum Wire Types THW, THHN-THWN, XHHW, USE,
SE-U, SE-SER, ASCR, and XLP
Outlet Boxes Handy Boxes, Switch Boxes, Octagon
Boxes, Pull Boxes and Covers
Incandescent & Fluorescent
Lighting Ceiling,
Wall, Utility, Industrial, Bathroom, Recessed, Track, Strip,
Wraparound
Yard & Street Lighting Round, Cylinder, Flat, Convex,
with and without Poles
Wiring Devices Residential and Specification
Grade Switches, Receptacles, Plates
Service Equipment Switches, Breakers, Meter Sockets,
Loadcenters, Cabinets
Raceway Power Duct, Wireway, Trolley Duct, Bus
Duct, Cable Tray and Fittings
Signal Systems Bells, Buzzers, Sirens, Horns,
Chimes, Beacons, Detectors
Equipment Hookup Motors, Mechanical and Kitchen
Equipment, Generators
If you need to estimate the cost
of electrical systems in buildings, this book will be your most
reliable guide to selecting the right material, figuring the
Labor time required for installation, and totaling the installation
cost and material price. Ed Tyler was named "National Estimator
of the Year" by the American Society of Professional Estimators.
His depth and breadth of knowledge make him one of the nation's
foremost authorities on electrical estimating.
Free Estimating Disk Enclosed
Monthly price updates on the Web are FREE and automatic all during
2006
Inside the back cover of this book you'll find National Estimator,
a CD-ROM with all the cost estimates in the book plus an easy-to-use
estimating program for Windows. National Estimator works just
like a book. Page through the entire book one screen at a time
or use the electronic index to search (in seconds) for what you
need. Then select the cost estimates you want and copy them to
your estimate with the touch of a key. It's quick and easy (costs
are extended and columns totaled automatically). And you can
change any price or quantity, including subtotals, and add the
markup of your choice.
Job Cost Wizard
Turns estimates into invoices and exports both to QuickBooks.
Export entire estimates or invoices to track job costs for each
item or category in your estimate. Then compare estimated and
actual costs for each part of any job. Handles progressive billing
(invoices for each part of the job) with QuickBooks Pro. Requires
Win 98 or higher.
Also Available by Ed Tyler...
This is the practical guide to
electrical estimating by the man recognized as the "Estimator
of the Year." It takes you through every step of making
an accurate estimate, from essential preliminaries to submitting
the final bid.