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$13,362.81
includes your 25% margin · $11.52/sq ft
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Job takeoff (what the AI read — edit to correct)

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Concrete: 10.95 m³ poured → order 12.25 m³. Excavation: 21.9 m³ bank.

Missing info — confirm with the client

  • What is the reinforcement spec for the basement walls (rebar size and spacing)?
  • Is a footing required beneath the basement walls, and if so what are the dimensions?
  • What is the concrete finish required for the basement floor slab?
  • What is the crew size planned for this job?
  • Is a vapour barrier / poly required under the floor slab?
  • Are saw-cut control joints required in the floor slab?
  • Is sealer required on the floor slab?
  • What is the concrete mix spec (PSI) for the floor and walls?
  • Will formwork for the walls be supplied/rented by the contractor or owner?

Assumptions made

  • Job combines a floor slab and retaining/basement walls — two separate pours with different specs; wall area calculated as 70 ft length x 8 ft height = 560 sqft face area
  • Concrete thickness of 4 inches applied to floor slab; wall thickness of 8 inches noted separately but a single concrete_thickness_in field is used — floor thickness recorded here
  • Wire mesh reinforcement stated for floor slab; wall reinforcement not specified — see missing_info
  • Base gravel of 4 inches stated for floor slab only; wall footing base not described

Line items

CategoryDescriptionQtyUnitUnit cost ($)CostPrice
$2,878.75$3,838.33
$848.00$1,130.67
$357.28$476.37
$102.08$136.11
$720.00$960.00
$640.00$853.33
$896.00$1,194.67
$900.00$1,200.00
$850.00$1,133.33
$180.00$240.00
$1,650.00$2,200.00
Selling price
$13,362.81
Cost: $10,022.11Profit: $3,340.70

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