How To Estimate The Cost Of Shoring In Construction Projects

Shoring is a very important part in construction specially today when most of the buildings are having basements and deep excavation that must be retained. There are different types of shoring and here I explain the contiguous pile shoring system and how to estimate its cost.

[@muzammilahmed4515]

You’re a gem of a person ….may you get bullion subscribers and billion of views

[@CEPQS]

Thanks Muzammil for your kind support, and appreciate your valuable time watching the videos. 🙏🙂

[@MohammadAdnan-ql3vj]

Great explanation and alot of information in one awesome video .
Thanks alot Eng Ahmed 👏

[@CEPQS]

Thanks a lot Eng Mohamed and much appreciate your valuable support ❤️😊🙏

[@goldensky.]

Thank you so much Mr Ahmed adil very knowledgeable video and please one video make for mep estimation for construction site

[@ammuhasini3305]

very clear explanation.. i would like to see more estimating videos..

[@CEPQS]

Thank you for the support and appreciate your watching time 🙏😊

[@leonardofetalvero6942]

bravo

[@rizwan5571]

well explained,

[@CEPQS]

Thank you 😊

[@Elton-ie6uo]

Hi, do quantity surveyors prepare bills of quantities for M&E Works or is part of M&E engineer works? Are there any guidelines for preparing a BOQ for M&E Works? thk

[@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??

[@mesob210]

How to prepare take off and bar for pille

[@CEPQS]

As in the video 😃👍

[@jackaffara2393]

there may be a little mistake in the calculation of your dia bar, kindly correct me if im wrong please (2x3.14xd/2)=(2x3.14xr2)=2x3.14x0.225= 1.413Lm as against 1.88Lm

[@CEPQS]

Thanks for the hint 🙏👍. Yes you are correct.

[@mohamadoubanhoro6678]

I got the same results as you. = 1.413 Lm

[@rabahribouh3151]

Great explication, please how can I find the POMI guide pdf ??

[@CEPQS]

Thank you for watching 🙏🙂. You can search that Google, I believe easy to be found.

[@rabahribouh3151]

@@CEPQS I already found it but it's only 26 page or something like that
I don't know if it is the full document or not.
By the way your videos are amazing.
Keep going bro

[@CEPQS]

@@rabahribouh3151 thanks a lot for the support 🙏. Yes it is a small document, but applying what is in there results in an amazing BOQ

[@rabahribouh3151]

@@CEPQS thanks so much for your time. Keep going 💪

[@johncat6126]

Hello sir, great video as always. I just have a query. In the last part, you divided 1/0.60 = 1.67 piles. Why did you divide one (1) by the diamater?

[@CEPQS]

Thank you 🙂. 1 linear meter devised by the diameter of one pile gives you the number of piles per linear meter 👍

[@johncat6126]

@@CEPQS I get what you’re trying to point out sir. This means that this unit cost/linearmeter is applicable on different diameters of piles right?

[@CEPQS]

See the reason we calculate the number of piles per linear meter is that when multiplied by the total length you get the total number of piles in the project and when that is multiplied by one pile cost you get the project total amount

[@CEPQS]

Pile cost and number of piles per linear meter will sure vary if the diameter change

[@johncat6126]

@@CEPQS Ahh. Got it. So this computation is like a simplification instead of direct counting all the pile heads for the project. Thank you very much for taking the time to respond. Btw I am a practicing quantity surveyor in the Philippines and your videos are very much applicable to my job and greatly help me in improving skills needed in the job. Keep up the work sir!!!