Price List Update Summary - July 2025

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July 2025 Price List Changes Report

July 2025 Price List Updates Summary

Upcoming Major Additions / Modifications for August 2025 Publication
1. Review adding labor assumptions for putting on/taking off PPE to full personal protection equipment item assemblies (e.g., WTR PPE, WTR PPE+, etc.).
2. Add item(s) for heat tape for heat pump units.
3. Add item(s) for tension posts in the DRY category.
4. Review labor yield assumptions for the PLM FAU* items.
5. Review material associations of different grades of shingles.
6. Adding item for removing drywall that will be patched at a later time..
Structural price list items added for the July 2025 price lists
1. Vanity with countertop - Reset Brick - Add for staging at high level (+) • Included: Installation labor.
• Excluded: Any additional materials, hardware, or manipulation of faucet and sink.
• Notes: This item is intended for use as a reset only; detaching of the vanity cabinet and countertop has previously been performed by another company. This item is for situations where vanity cabinet and countertop are to be reset together, as one piece.
2. CABVANTRS Vanity with countertop - Detach & reset (+) • Included: On-site storage and labor.
• Excluded: Any additional materials, hardware, or manipulation of faucet and sink.
• Notes: Labor cost to detach vanity cabinet with countertop, move to an adjacent room for storage, and reinstall at a later time. This item is for situations where vanity cabinet and countertop are detached and reset together, as one piece.
3. FNCCMHC Cove molding - additional cost for high wall (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: Additional labor charge for installing cove molding on high walls/ceilings.
• Notes: Several factors may affect pricing, including height of ceiling, size or type of cove molding, contractor's pricing structure, etc. Estimators should compare with their local costs and make adjustments if necessary.

(-)
• Included: Additional labor charge for removing cove molding from high walls/ceilings.
4. FNCCWNHC Crown molding - additional cost for high wall (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: Additional labor charge for installing crown molding on high walls/ceilings.
• Notes: Several factors may affect pricing, including height of ceiling, size or type of crown molding, contractor's pricing structure, etc. Estimators should compare with their local costs and make adjustments if necessary.

(-)
• Included: Additional labor charge for removing crown molding from high walls/ceilings.
5. FNCCWNMHC Crown molding multi-piece - additional cost for high wall (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: Additional labor charge for installing multi-piece crown molding on high walls/ceilings.
• Notes: Several factors may affect pricing, including height of ceiling, size or type of crown molding, contractor's pricing structure, etc. Estimators should compare with their local costs and make adjustments if necessary.

(-)
• Included: Additional labor charge for removing crown molding from high walls/ceilings.
6. MTLHRAE Handrail - Aluminum exterior grade (+) • Included: Aluminum handrail, posts, mounting hardware, and labor to assemble and to install.
• Quality: Aluminum exterior grade handrail and posts, with aluminum balusters.
7. PNTSPSBO Seal w/ oil/hybrid stain blocker (1 ct) & paint (1 ct) {V} (+) • Included: Stain/odor sealer, latex paint, thinner, painter's putty, sandpaper, and labor.
• Quality: One coat oil based or water-oil hybrid stain blocker and one coat of paint. Based on low VOC paint; if using no/zero-VOC paint, verify and adjust the material component cost for paint from the "Components" tab of the estimate.
• Notes: Painters frequently remove and reset switch and outlet cover plates, drop and reset simple light fixtures, and move items away from walls to make painting easier. A reasonable amount of this kind of prep work is included. In situations where detaching and resetting fixtures is warranted because of size, situation, and/or a trade licensed contractor being needed for this activity, this assumption would not normally be included and may need to be accounted for separately. The manipulation of larger or excessive amounts of content items may warrant additional/separate items. It is up to the estimator and parties involved to determine if their scenario logically requires modification to the existing item and/or if additional items are needed. Oil primers are often used for odor and stain control and the ability to adhere to a variety of surfaces and paint types. Where applicable, paint material prices are surveyed inclusive of state-mandated fees for stewardship assessment and recycling programs.
8. PNTSPSBS Seal w/shellac/stain blocker (1 coat) & paint (1 coat) {V} (+) • Included: Stain/odor sealer, latex paint, thinner, painter's putty, sandpaper, and labor.
• Quality: One coat of clear or pigmented shellac and one coat of paint. Based on low VOC paint; if using no/zero-VOC paint, verify and adjust the material component cost for paint from the "Components" tab of the estimate.
• Notes: Painters frequently remove and reset switch and outlet cover plates, drop and reset simple light fixtures, and move items away from walls to make painting easier. A reasonable amount of this kind of prep work is included. In situations where detaching and resetting fixtures is warranted because of size, situation, and/or a trade licensed contractor being needed for this activity, this assumption would not normally be included and may need to be accounted for separately. The manipulation of larger or excessive amounts of content items may warrant additional/separate items. It is up to the estimator and parties involved to determine if their scenario logically requires modification to the existing item and/or if additional items are needed. Shellac primers are often used for odor/stain control, rapid drying time, and the ability to adhere to a variety of surfaces/paint types. Where applicable, paint material prices are surveyed inclusive of state-mandated fees for stewardship assessment and recycling programs.
9. RFGGCRW Gable cornice return - wood shake/shingle (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: Wood shakes, 30 lb shake felt, shake nails, roofing cement, and installation labor.
• Quality: Medium thickness (1/2"), hand split, 7-1/2" - 10" exposure.
• Notes: This item is based on an 18" wide, 12" deep gable cornice. Adjustments may be needed for specific wood shake/shingle materials, exposures, etc. This type of roofing material is not common in all regions; subsequently, in those areas, the price published here is based on a limited amount of available market data. If you are replacing this type of roofing in a region where it is not common, Verisk recommends that you verify your pricing through competitive bids with local trade contractors.

(-)
• Included: Labor cost to remove shake/shingles and felt.
10. RFGGCRWH Gable cornice return- wood shake/shingle-2 stories or grtr (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: Wood shakes, 30 lb shake felt, shake nails, roofing cement, and installation labor.
• Quality: 2 stories or greater. Medium thickness (1/2"), hand split, 7-1/2" - 10" exposure.
• Notes: This item is based on an 18" wide, 12" deep gable cornice. Adjustments may be needed for specific wood shake/shingle materials, exposures, etc. This type of roofing material is not common in all regions; subsequently, in those areas, the price published here is based on a limited amount of available market data. If you are replacing this type of roofing in a region where it is not common, Verisk recommends that you verify your pricing through competitive bids with local trade contractors.

(-)
• Included: Labor cost to remove shake/shingles and felt.
11. RFGGCSW Gable cornice strip - wood shake/shingle (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: Wood shakes, 30 lb shake felt, shake nails, roofing cement, and installation labor.
• Quality: Medium thickness (1/2"), hand split, 7-1/2" - 10" exposure.
• Notes: Adjustments may be needed for specific wood shake/shingle materials, exposures, etc. This type of roofing material is not common in all regions; subsequently, in those areas, the price published here is based on a limited amount of available market data. If you are replacing this type of roofing in a region where it is not common, Verisk recommends that you verify your pricing through competitive bids with local trade contractors.

(-)
• Included: Labor cost to remove shake/shingles and felt.
12. RFGGCSWH Gable cornice strip- wood shake/shingle- 2 stories or grtr (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: Wood shakes, 30 lb shake felt, shake nails, roofing cement, and installation labor.
• Quality: 2 stories or greater. Medium thickness (1/2"), hand split, 7-1/2" - 10" exposure.
• Notes: Adjustments may be needed for specific wood shake/shingle materials, exposures, etc. This type of roofing material is not common in all regions; subsequently, in those areas, the price published here is based on a limited amount of available market data. If you are replacing this type of roofing in a region where it is not common, Verisk recommends that you verify your pricing through competitive bids with local trade contractors.

(-)
• Included: Labor cost to remove shake/shingles and felt.
13. RFGVENTEC1 Rain cap - 10" (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: 10" rain cap and installation labor.

(-)
• Included: Labor cost to remove a rain cap and to discard in a job-site waste receptacle.
14. RFGVENTEC2 Rain cap - 12" (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: 12" rain cap and installation labor.

(-)
• Included: Labor cost to remove a rain cap and to discard in a job-site waste receptacle.
15. MTLRIDGP Polycarbonate ridge cap - metal roofing (+) / (-) (+)
• Included: Polycarbonate ridge cap, roofing screws with neoprene washer, and installation labor.
• Quality: Polycarbonate ridge cap (clear or tinted).
• Notes: The labor type used in this item is a steel worker.

(-)
• Included: Labor to remove ridge cap and to discard in a job-site waste receptacle.
• Notes: Contractors will generally include the removal of the ridge cap in the per square foot removal price of the roofing material. This removal activity is intended to be used when the ridge cap is being removed and the adjacent field material is not being removed. Ultimately, how this is estimated is up to the parties involved.
16. TMPSB Shoring trench box - underground work (+) • Included: Shoring trench box for underground sewer work.
• Notes: Price based on various sizes of steel or aluminum trench boxes. Estimators are encouraged to review against their specific costs and make adjustments if necessary.
17. TMPSBM Shoring trench box - underground work - per month (+) • Included: Shoring trench box for underground sewer work.
• Notes: Price based on various sizes of steel or aluminum trench boxes. Estimators are encouraged to review against their specific costs and make adjustments if necessary.
18. TMPSBW Shoring trench box - underground work - per week (+) • Included: Shoring trench box for underground sewer work.
• Notes: Price based on various sizes of steel or aluminum trench boxes. Estimators are encouraged to review against their specific costs and make adjustments if necessary.
19. WTRCABVCD Cabinet - vanity and countertop - Detach (+) • Included: On-site storage and labor.
• Excluded: Any additional materials, hardware, or manipulation of faucet and sink.
• Notes: Labor cost to detach a vanity with countertop and store on site. This item is for situations where vanity cabinet and countertop are removed together, as one piece. To reattach see item CAB VANTR.
20. WTRCABVCDA Cabinet - vanity and countertop - Detach - after hours (+) • Included: On-site storage and labor.
• Excluded: Any additional materials, hardware, or manipulation of faucet and sink.
• Notes: Labor cost to detach cabinet unit and store on site. This item is for situations where vanity cabinet and countertop are removed together, as one piece. To reattach see CAB VANTR. A premium charge is used after normal business hours.
Structural price list equipment components added for the July 2025 price lists
1. TMPSB Shoring trench box
2. TMPSBM Shoring trench box - per month
3. TMPSBW Shoring trench box - per week
Structural price list material components added for the July 2025 price lists
1. HVCVENTCP10 Gas vent - Rain cap, 10"
2. HVCVENTCP12 Gas vent - Rain cap, 12"
3. MTLHRAE Handrail rail - Aluminum exterior grade
4. MTLHRAEP Handrail post - Aluminum exterior grade
5. RFGRIDGP Polycarbonate ridge cap for corrugated metal
Structural material items modified for the July 2025 price lists
1. CABVANCS Added ( R ) activity.
2. CABVANGM Added ( R ) activity.
3. CABVANPE Added ( R ) activity.
4. FEEASBTS Added text to Note field of (+) definition to further clarify intent of the item.
5. HMRASBTS Added text to Note field of (+) definition to further clarify intent of the item.
6. TCRASBTS Added text to Note field of (+) definition to further clarify intent of the item.
7. PLMWH* For water heater items, modified labor component yields in (+) and (-) assemblies.
Miscellaneous changes made for the July 2025 price lists
• For Colorado sales tax jurisdictions: Modified applicable sales tax jurisdictions regarding some infant/diaper items.

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