Estimates, costs and profits for house painting and interior decorating (1917)
Vanderwalker, Fred Norman, 1885- · Chicago, F.J. Drake & co · leaf 38
t, or the estimated cost, of each job is con-siderable and you also know the amount of profit oneach job. Figure 1 is an average house both in size and shape.It is thought that the best way to make an estimating MAKING ESTIMATE FOR EXTERIOR PAINTING 35 method clear in words is to actually submit an… … Figure 1, -An Average House Used as Basis of anEstimate for Painting. SECTION 6.—MEASURING SURFACE FROM THE BUILDING The Body.—Starting at the nearest cor-ner measure completely around the mainbody of the house with a tape line, ex-cluding porches, but include the rear addi-tion. Write down on your…
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