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Square Feet
Est. cost per square foot
Estimated cost (if contractors complete all of the work)

2900
$120.00
$348,000.00
Excavation & framing complete
0.24

$83,520.00

Roof and fireplace complete
0.08

$27,840.00

Wiring roughed in
0.03

$10,440.00

Plumbing roughed in
0.06

$20,880.00

Siding on
0.05

$17,400.00

Windows, Insulation, walks, plaster, and garage complete
0.17

$59,160.00

Furnace installed
0.09

$31,320.00

Plumbing fixtures installed
0.04

$13,920.00

Exterior paint, light fixtures installed, finish hardware installed
0.1

$34,800.00

Carpet and trim installed
0.06

$20,880.00

Interior decorating
0.04

$13,920.00

Floors laid and Finished
0.04

$13,920.00

100.00%

$348,000.00

If the Tolstoys did the interior design and the Plumbing fixures installed it would cost them:
$320,160.00

If the Tolstoys did the interior design, Plumbing Rough in, & Plumbing fixtures installed it would cost them :
$299,280.00

Please note: There are 2 answers provided because in a real-world scenario it would be unlikely that any builder would let someone other than a licensed contractor handle the rough in for plumbing on a jobsite.
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