Design Master Hvac
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I have bought a .35 acre of wooded land in berlin, nh. Since i love to 4wheel and snowmobile it has city water and city sewer so no well or septic needed thank god.I got the land for really cheap its a nice lot i got it for only 4,900.!!! its buildable ovb. with no clauses i can build whenever blah blah its just mine i can do whatever. I got a plan set up for 3 bedroom 3 bath with 2 floor and 2 car garage. it has a basement and the garage is attached to the house but the garage is on a slab. builders u kno what i mean. the master bedrom over garage/. my question is without a c how much would it cost from clearing out the land, havinging my designs on blueprint made up, foundation framing HVAC not a problem i own a hvac compony so plumbing electrical drywall paint floor applinces basicly all together how much would it cost excluding land price since i own it and installing hvac cuz ill do it myelf and imma be my own contractor
Still talking about $160,000 + depending on inner fixtures.
Check with Home Depot, Menard’s, Lowes, etc.. They have ‘catalogs’ of homes, sheds, etc.. that you can purchase blueprint and materials for the home. Putting up the structure normally costs same as materials. So it the materials for construction is $40,000, it will cost an additional $40,000 to put it up. If you are doing your own blueprint, the ‘catalogs’ will at least give you an idea of cost. It may be $4,000 to $7,000 for someone to create a blueprint with your specifications only. It is usually cheaper to modify an existing one. Renting the machine to dig out the basement area may be done by you much cheaper than hiring someone. There are many things you can do yourself after the main frame had been created including walls, insulation, roof & tiling, sheetrock, subfloors, coverings, etc…
ANY contractor other than what you do yourself must purchase the building permit for their job so it there is an inspection problem, it falls onto who purchased that permit.
Good luck.
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