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Estimating Foundation Work $500/linear feet
Hi guys,
somewhere I read that a good rule of thumb for changing brick foundation to concrete foundation is $500/linear feet.
Does this mean the perimeter of the building in feet multiplied by $500? In that case, does it mean that foundation work doesn't depend on how tall your building is (number of floors/ stories)? like if there 3 stories, vs 1 floor unit? How do I interpret this estimation technique?
Can you share your estimation technique if you had to roughly gauge changing brick foundation to concrete foundation. A certain margin of error +/-10K is fine.
Much appreciated,
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