Total Project Cost: Your Key to Controlling the Budget PDF
There’s nothing more discouraging than setting a budget for your project and then discovering that you have left out some expenses that force you to cut back on your design. Before you get started, here’s a way to uncover the unexpected (or perhaps unknown to you) expenses that will be cropping up.
All building projects—from the smallest to largest—have a “Total Project Cost.” In this publication, I list and explain the 20 cost areas you are likely to encounter, and I give you a worksheet on which to keep track of each of them. Once you have read through the listings and filled out the worksheet, you’ll have a realistic sense of what your project will cost, an essential tool in bringing your project in “on budget.” [28 pages]
There’s nothing more discouraging than setting a budget for your project and then discovering that you have left out some expenses that force you to cut back on your design. Before you get started, here’s a way to uncover the unexpected (or perhaps unknown to you) expenses that will be cropping up.
All building projects—from the smallest to largest—have a “Total Project Cost.” In this publication, I list and explain the 20 cost areas you are likely to encounter, and I give you a worksheet on which to keep track of each of them. Once you have read through the listings and filled out the worksheet, you’ll have a realistic sense of what your project will cost, an essential tool in bringing your project in “on budget.” [28 pages]
There’s nothing more discouraging than setting a budget for your project and then discovering that you have left out some expenses that force you to cut back on your design. Before you get started, here’s a way to uncover the unexpected (or perhaps unknown to you) expenses that will be cropping up.
All building projects—from the smallest to largest—have a “Total Project Cost.” In this publication, I list and explain the 20 cost areas you are likely to encounter, and I give you a worksheet on which to keep track of each of them. Once you have read through the listings and filled out the worksheet, you’ll have a realistic sense of what your project will cost, an essential tool in bringing your project in “on budget.” [28 pages]
