Block / Brick Walls Cost Estimation - How To Estimate The Masonry Walls

[@chilufyachristopher9804]

Thank you Ahmed. Nice presentation and please continue with the good work. I like the quality of your videos. Could you teach as how to calculate the quantity for Plaster board ceiling+skimming+painting?

[@CEPQS]

Thaaaaaanks ❤️🤗. Sure I’ll do that. I have a good example of gypsum board which is similar 👍. I’ll do it shortly

[@billbutcher2314]

Lintel blocks

[@moveonnasir]

After I came across your first video. I regularly check gor new videos. Cost estimation is my profession. You give lots of valuable information each of your video. Thanks for helping people. I hope will continue with a course.

[@CEPQS]

Thanks Nasir for the valuable support 🙏. Everything is coming inshallah 👍

[@Secret7-no3dg]

Find you now and am a fan of you eng Ahmed...great work sure your videos help to gain my knowledge👍

[@CEPQS]

Thanks a lot :)

[@hanningtonopondo8907]

Very Nice one, I like Videos posted here. They are very simple and well explain and the videos are very good, Adel's voice is very clear, Watching this on a big screen is so nice. The videos are clear. HD. The presenter, Ahmed Adel displays a very good posture for the camera. The lighting is adequate. Most of all the Tutorials are very easy to follow, step by step. Keep it up.

[@CEPQS]

Thank you for this huge video analysis 😊. I really appreciate the time you put into watching and analyzing the videos and wish you all the best ❤️🙏. I’ll do my best to improve the videos further and keep you happy always 👍

[@adam_xidig2196]

Extraordinary explanation 🥰🥰 Thanks for sharing.

[@CEPQS]

Thank a lot 😊. So glad you liked it 👍🙂

[@shijeshvijay]

Thank you so much your's hard earned experience sharing with us... your effort is highly appreciable..

[@CEPQS]

Thank you for your kind support and I wish you all the best 🙂👍

[@sphesihlembatha4884]

great video Ahmed. you just gained a subscriber 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@CEPQS]

Much appreciate 🙏 and thank you for the support 👍

[@sphesihlembatha4884]

will be enrolling to your course soon and thank you for making it affordable even to us from disadvantaged countries 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@gentlestrokes2139]

Hello, I'm not an engineer but Iam pretty good with math. I am trying to make an estimation for a small project in my yard. I would like to know Where do you find the rate and the manpower cost for your country??

[@ezekielpambe4110]

Thank you Amhed for your videos, Looking foward to join soon.

[@ismailhilalhilal9184]

Thank You for sharing such informative content. It will be highly appreciated if you upload the same video for concrete,steel & shuttering work

[@izharhussain8160]

Great job 👍

[@CEPQS]

Thanks 😊

[@vinothshalabha3200]

Good explanation sir. Same time provide excel format to this link.(in future Job opportunities video also release..this is also good for many jobless people good things will happen

[@engahmedismailabiib7325]

thank you engineer

[@CEPQS]

Most welcome 🙏

[@AbdimajidAElmi]

Thank you Ahmed. Enjoyable Presentation, i need to find an excel to work with, how to get it.

[@CEPQS]

Glad it was helpful!

[@engahmedismailabiib7325]

thank you

[@CEPQS]

Thank you 🙏

[@ab2_3000]

Very educative and informative videos. I have some concerns though, The area occupied by mortar in one square meter of blockwork will definitely reduce on the number of blocks in one SM. Consider taking the length of mortar in one SM and multiply by its thickness(20mm) ,i bet it will be more than for two blocks. Also on hollow blocks ,there are spaces in them that dont need mortar,hence should be deducted.

[@CEPQS]

Thank you for watching and comment 🙂🙏. Regarding number of blocks, you are correct, but I prefer not to deduct that to keep the estimate safe 👍 and regarding the hollow block, the hollow side is always down except for the first line where we fill it or use solid block. So the take is even for hollow block, the quantity of mortar calculated in the video will be required 🙂👍

[@sabhisaini4518]

Hello sir thank you very much for these videos. Please sir make a video on preliminary breakdown sheet

[@CEPQS]

Thank you so much for watching 🙏 and sure I’ll do that 👍. Thank you also for the video idea ❤️

[@hustlerkujabi7411]

Thanks for encouraging me bro..

[@CEPQS]

Thanks for watching and support and wish you all the best 🙏

[@Surumisayed]

Good presentation

[@CEPQS]

Thank you Surumi 🙂. Hope you liked and benefited from the video 😃

[@engrxiddig]

Woow helpfully explanation 💯 But the data haven't seen clearly make zooming when u are explaining

[@CEPQS]

Thank you 😊🙏. Ok 👍

[@ahmedalbasry3615]

Excellent!

[@engabdifatahahmed3884]

Good course

[@CEPQS]

Thank you 🙏😊

[@azbahlaiba9564]

Great Effort...

[@ismailhilalhilal9184]

Can you make a video for the estimation of floor and wall tiles

[@CEPQS]

Sure 👍

[@sheedyasarahamed2470]

Why you multiple in BOQ by 1.2* total rate ? ( At 17.38)

[@CEPQS]

It is just a 20% margin to change the rate from cost to selling rate 🙂

[@vinothshalabha3200]

Can u send manpower productivity for all civil and MEP works per day

[@korolimorris6805]

Appreciate your video

[@Cryptoguy89]

How to find percentage of physical work completed in .... constructional

[@CEPQS]

6 methods 👍 easiest one is completed quantity / total quantity x 100 %

[@Cryptoguy89]

Thanks bro...For the individual work like block work or tile work we can ....we can compare the current completed quantity to the total quantity..... If this case comes to percentage completed for total building should we have to compare the amount expenditure to the total estimated cost?

[@hanningtonopondo8907]

@@CEPQS. A good question, Imagine Handling a project of 500 Executive housing units with all the external works and that all the structure shells are standing, part of the roads, and parking are all done. A non-technical person may say that it's 85 % done, but the site manager knows that much finishing work is still pending. Thus, all the works executed using a mechanical plant move faster but finishing goes slow so one may not notice at all. It's tricky, that a client may also see that he has only paid 35% of the contract sum but the site looks complete only that he does not realize that costly fixing is yet to be done.

[@CEPQS]

@@hanningtonopondo8907 yeah, projects always look complete from the outside while so much pending finishing inside reduces the % a lot. That’s why the completion percentage should based on the % of completion of all project items 👍

[@vinothshalabha3200]

Good

[@CEPQS]

Hope you enjoyed watching 😊👍.

[@mahroofmafras3510]

thanks sir

[@CEPQS]

Thank you 😊 🙏

[@faisaldilshad6765]

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[@CEPQS]

I hope you liked 😃