Understanding Concreting and Labor in ShedMate
1. Introduction to Concreting and Labor 0:00
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Discusses the two categories: concreting and labor.
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Notes that the setup may vary by company.
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Emphasizes the importance of using the pre-built template.
2. Setting Up Erection Fees 0:15
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Highlights the importance of Erection fees in pricing.
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Explains how to adjust the percentage for direction fees (e.g., 50%, 60%).
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Mentions the manipulation of this item in business.
3. Identifying Erection Items 1:13
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Discusses the alternative of using specific erection items instead of percentage fees.
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Explains how ShedMate can help design sheds for accurate erection cost estimation.
4. Utilizing ShedMate for Labor Costs 2:06
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Lists various labor costs associated with shed construction (walls, roof, doors, etc.).
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Describes how to link labor costs to specific materials in ShedMate.
5. Modifying Pricing Database 3:16
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Encourages users to modify their pricing database for accurate quotes.
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Explains how to save and reload changes in ShedMate.
6. Understanding Concrete Quantification 5:59
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Discusses the variability in concrete pricing and quantification methods.
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Advocates for cubic meter calculations over square meter for accuracy.
7. Adding Concrete Items in ShedMate 8:08
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Guides on how to add concrete aprons and other items in ShedMate.
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Explains the importance of specifying concrete resistance and labor travel costs.
8. Conclusion and Support 10:04
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Summarises the importance of adjusting pricing for concreting and labor.
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Encourages reaching out for questions and emphasises the flexibility of ShedMate.