We are in the process of putting together some notes on how much a home build might look like in College Station Bryan. We are setting up some meetings with home builders but would like to go into those meetings with some information in hand. I'd appreciate it if someone can give me a general idea on what we can expect in cost on slab, trim carpentry, windows, and masonry). If even if you might know per square foot what one can expect that would be fine.
House specs:
3,000 SqFt, single story
Slab: Standard, no major engineering or issues known of so lets assume pretty simple for now.
Trim Carpentry: No major bells or whistles except for some ceiling beams in the living room and some standard molding in the dining room (window installation not included and we are budgeting that separately.) I know sometimes kitchen gets lumped in with trim but we have our kitchen numbers already from a separate installer so no need to include that in trim.
Windows: Again, nothing too fancy but standard windows you'd see in a Castle Gate 3,000 sqft home.
Masonry: Material and Installation/Labor cost would be great here. Lets assume brick all around.
We feel pretty good about the other numbers we have in hand. Thanks in advance!
House specs:
3,000 SqFt, single story
Slab: Standard, no major engineering or issues known of so lets assume pretty simple for now.
Trim Carpentry: No major bells or whistles except for some ceiling beams in the living room and some standard molding in the dining room (window installation not included and we are budgeting that separately.) I know sometimes kitchen gets lumped in with trim but we have our kitchen numbers already from a separate installer so no need to include that in trim.
Windows: Again, nothing too fancy but standard windows you'd see in a Castle Gate 3,000 sqft home.
Masonry: Material and Installation/Labor cost would be great here. Lets assume brick all around.
We feel pretty good about the other numbers we have in hand. Thanks in advance!