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            Porch and deck demolition. Includes breaking materials into manageable pieces with hand tools and
            handling debris to a trash bin on site.
            Demolish an enclosed wood-frame porch. Includes breaking out the concrete or masonry pier
            foundation. Per square foot of floor.
              One story                                     BL@.250   SF         --      8.16       8.16
              Two story                                     BL@.225   SF         --      7.34       7.34
              Three story                                   BL@.196   SF         --      6.39       6.39
            Demolish a screened porch built on a concrete slab. Includes demolition of one concrete or wood frame
            step to grade. Per square foot of floor area.
              Porch and one step (no slab demolition)       BL@.100   SF         --      3.26       3.26
            Demolish a wood deck with railing or kneewall. Includes demolition of the wood deck and up to 7 steps
            to grade.
              Deck to 150 SF                                BL@18.5   Ea         --   603.50     603.50
              Add per SF for deck over 150 SF               BL@.100   SF         --      3.26       3.26


            Concrete slab demolition. Break up and remove concrete slab using a compressor and pneumatic
            hammer. Includes loosening concrete with a pick and handling debris to a trash bin on site. Costs for
            demolition of reinforced concrete slab include burning off rebars with an acetylene torch. Add the rental
            cost of a compressor, pneumatic hammer and a torch, as required. Figures in parentheses show the
            volume before and after demolition.
              4" non-reinforced concrete (60 SF per CY)     BL@.057   SF         --      1.86       1.86
              4" reinforced concrete (60 SF per CY)         BL@.071   SF         --      2.32       2.32
              6" non-reinforced concrete (45 SF per CY)     BL@.083   SF         --      2.71       2.71
              6" reinforced concrete (45 SF per CY)         BL@.103   SF         --      3.36       3.36
              8" non-reinforced concrete (30 SF per CY)     BL@.109   SF         --      3.56       3.56
              8" reinforced concrete (30 SF per CY)         BL@.122   SF         --      3.98       3.98

            Asphalt pavement demolition. Asphaltic concrete (bituminous) 3" thick, removed using a pneumatic
            spade. Add the cost of equipment rental and dump fees. Figures in parentheses show the volume before
            and after demolition and weight of debris.
              Break up and shovel on to a truck
               (4 SY per CY and 660 lbs. per SY)            BL@.140   SY         --      4.57       4.57

            Concrete wall demolition. Steel reinforced, removed using a compressor and pneumatic breaker. Add
            the cost of equipment rental. Figures in parentheses show the volume before and after demolition.
              Cost per CY (1.33 CY per CY)                  BL@4.76   CY         --   155.30     155.30
              Cost per SF with thickness as shown
                 3" wall thickness  (80 SF per CY)          BL@.045   SF         --      1.47       1.47
                 4" wall thickness  (55 SF per CY)          BL@.058   SF         --      1.89       1.89
                 5" wall thickness  (45 SF per CY)          BL@.075   SF         --      2.45       2.45
                 6" wall thickness  (40 SF per CY)          BL@.090   SF         --      2.94       2.94
                 8" wall thickness  (30 SF per CY)          BL@.120   SF         --      3.91       3.91
               10" wall thickness  (25 SF per CY)           BL@.147   SF         --      4.80       4.80
               12" wall thickness  (20 SF per CY)           BL@.176   SF         --      5.74       5.74
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