Home     Product     Case Study     About Us     FAQ     Contact Us [ Online Demo ] Join Punchlister Maillist! Full Name E-Mail Address	Case Study A 100-unit residential building with one and two bedroom apartments will be punchlisted. Once the owner accepts the building, the building will be rented out. Below are basic assumptions in determining the cost of punchlisting the job manually versus using the Punchlister. These calculations assume the office overhead as negligible even though in reality the delay of the job results in additional overhead cost. Similarly this case does not take into account the reputation factor stemming from good quality. The quality is one of the parameters playing an important role in making a decision who will be building the next project. Required Time to punchlist 1 unit (1 or 2 bedroom) on the field Manually 1 hour Required Time to punchlist 1 unit (1 or 2 bedroom) on the field using Punchlister 1 hour Average 1 unit (1 or 2 bedroom) back office work (with 10 subs) for "Paper Data" 1 hour Average 1 unit back office work with Punchlister 30 seconds Job Size (# of Units) 100 Time Required to Punchlist Manually 12.5 days Time Required to Punchlist using Punchlister 12.5 days Back Office Manual Processing Time 12.5 days Back Office Report Generation by Sub and/or Units using Punchlister 0.8 hours Total Lost Time 12.4 days PM Salary ($2000 per week) $3,542 Assistant PM Salary ($1000 per week) $1,771 Super Salary ($1500 per week) $2,656 Laborer Salary (Every 100 units 2 laborers, $800 per week) $2,833 One Security Booth with one person ($1350 per week) $2,391 Direct Loss Subtotal $13,193 Lost Opportunity Cost (Assume $2000 per month rent per unit) $82,639 TOTAL LOSS IN THE 100 UNIT PROJECT $95,832
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