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Rory Woolsey's Construction Estimating Blog: Mark It Up!

Rory Woolsey

These include; the size of the project, the annual volume of the contractor, competition, public sector vs. private sector, the type of work, risk(s), the complexity of the work, remodel vs. new construction, availability of labor, and the time of year. A high end calculation for complex, smaller, remodel projects would be; TPC = 1.15

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Rory Woolsey's Construction Estimating Blog: Scope, Scope, Scope!!!

Rory Woolsey

The reality is engineers (and architects alike) do not have the best track record for budgeting project costs accurately. Rory Woolsey has worked in Management and Engineering for the construction industry for 35 years, starting as a construction laborer in Billings, Montana, in 1972. construction consultants.

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Rory Woolsey's Construction Estimating Blog: Scope, Again?

Rory Woolsey

The reality is engineers (and architects alike) do not have the best track record for budgeting project costs accurately. Rory Woolsey has worked in Management and Engineering for the construction industry for 35 years, starting as a construction laborer in Billings, Montana, in 1972. construction consultants.

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Rory Woolsey's Construction Estimating Blog: A Savings Analysis!

Rory Woolsey

Good contractors know construction and can be very helpful in the scoping of repair/ remodel type projects where the work is deployed around on-going operations, in old buildings, with limited space and a tight timeline.you get the point. He is also affiliated with The Wool-Zee Company, Inc., construction consultants.