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Removal of shingles - Answer: estimate for the actual number of squares (not square feet). No
estimating or rounding



Replacement of shingles - Answer: a) Include waste in the calculation

-10% - Composite

-15% - wood

b) Round up to the nearest bundle

-Assume 3 bundles per SQ for composite shingles

-Assume 4 bundles per SQ for wood



What do wood shingle estimates always end with? - Answer: fourths. .25, .5, .75, .00



What do composite shingle estimates always end with? - Answer: thirds. .33, .66, .00



Calculating Hip Roofs - Answer: get main body first. extensions second.



Hip roof triangular ends - Answer: are calculated when the main roof is calculated b/c a triangle is
accounted for that didn't actually exist



When calculating extensions on a hip roof - Answer: don't count for the triangle, but don't forget
the two parrallelograms remaining (there is a good chance they are identical)



When calculating the main body - Answer: Don't assume that you can just find one side of a roof
and double it. Why? the rafters might be different lengths



How do you find the height of a hip roof? - Answer: the height of the triangle is equal to the length
of the rafter that is forming the parallelogram



(only true if the pitch of the roof is identical and the angles on the hip roof are 90 degrees)

, Do you round when removing a roof? - Answer: No, removal is always the exact number



What calculations can you use to replace? - Answer: x1.10 for composite

x1.15 for wood

.33 for composite

.25 for wood



"drop and roll" - Answer: the method for estimating carpet



How wide are carpet rolls? - Answer: 12 feet



What carpet allowance must you make in estimates? - Answer: You must add an additional 3" for
length. If you forget this, then you get the question wrong!



It is ok to change the way carpet seams are run in a house - Answer: False



How do you calculate the removal of carpet - Answer: It is the actual square footage



What do Removal of carpet & Replacement of carpet pad have in common? - Answer: they both are
the actual square footage



Xactimate doesn't calculate waste on what three things? - Answer: Carpet (Not carpet pad), need to
add waste

Shingles

Vinyl sheath flooring



How much square footage is it to move and replace the carpet pad? - Answer: The answer: square
footage



To calculate floor removal: - Answer: divide up into squares/rectangles and determine specific
amount to be removed

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