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How do you know what materials cost at my local lumber yard?2. How much does a takeoff cost?
3. What is included with a material takeoff?
4. How detailed do my plans need to be?
5. If I choose the option to include the foundation in my takeoff, will the report include cubic yards?
6. My plans call for dimensional 2x10 floor joists. What if I want to use engineered I-joists instead?
7. The plans show that this house is 2010 square feet. Does that include the decks?
8. Why would I pay extra for linear foot measurements of countertops, cabinets, vanities, and stairs?
9. What are my options for getting a copy of my plans to you?
10. How come having my plans sent back “Next Day Air” seems so expensive?
11. What sort of guarantee do I get with my takeoff?
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