Budgeting

Costing and Line-Item Budgeting

A successful construction project requires line item budgeting, preliminary budgets, budgetary allocations, budget ranges, and cost expectations.

Establish a Budget Range

Establishing a construction budget helps determine one's affordability and comfort level when estimating the cost of a building. This prevents the shock that occurs when the customer is presented with factual costs-to-build before forming a budget.

The budgeting process at Inco guides decision making throughout the project lifecycle.

Whether a project is large or small, a construction budget outlines the anticipated costs and expenses.

Budgeting for Construction Projects

Every construction project should begin with a budget.

In life, every purchase begins with a budget. A metal building is a purchase.

The Inco website features over 200 + + pre-priced building packages. Budget numbers are only used to determine feasibility; Inco does not want to waste a person’s time estimating their custom building that is out of their budget range. Using the construction budget range starts the pricing process and avoids the shock that comes when real costs are presented to customers without a budget