Bungalow Quatro (67 SQM) House Construction Cost

This house is intended for small family. A 67 sq.m total floor area excluding balcony. Three bedrooms with enough space for exploring kids. Two comfort rooms (one in the master’s bedroom). A small balcony is place in front on the house intended to protect incoming member from rain or hot sunshine during noon time. There is also a small portion beside the balcony for future developments, say, a single car garage or garden.

Service area is located in the rear portion of the house for laundry purposes. A master bedroom is put in the front portion of the house to see what visitors coming, both wanted and unwanted. Every room has enough space for the young kids, or even teenager kids to move around and do whatever has caught there attention, be it music like playing guitar, or computer games. Enough space can also house bookshelves or another study table. Don’t know how to punchlist doors? Check our youtube shorts here.

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Bungalow Quatro rendered floor plan

Below is the breakdown of the construction cost (if done DIY).

SCOPE OF WORKSAMOUNT (PhP)PERCENTAGE
Excavation and Backfilling16,481.261.47%
Concreting Works324,224.5428.92%
Masonry Works136,645.8312.18%
Plastering Works39,741.373.54%
Ceiling Works69,471.946.20%
Painting Works103,490.989.23%
Tiling Works55,432.994.94%
Roofing Works189,296.8016.88%
Hardware10,316.250.92%
Doors and Windows60,771.105.42%
Plumbing Works84,252.617.51%
Electrical Works31,302.702.79%
TOTAL1,121,428.37100.00%
Bungalow Quatro – Construction Cost Breakdown

These numbers are the most ideal cost estimate. You may spend more for up to x2 or even x4. Prices vary per location. So with the labor cost. Also, the material prices considered are “for pick-up price” only. Thus, the delivery cost of the materials are NOT included.

We hope to see Filipinos build structurally rigid homes. We want Filipinos who tend to do backyard construction have a set of plans for their laborers to follow, rather than just hiring workers and let their worker to their own thing. Since it is inevitable for Filipinos to do backyard construction, we hope this initiative will somehow help them. [Mahirap naman po kasi if we give it away for free, since we are paying for this website, so, please bear with us.]

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Take note that WE DO NOT PROMOTE SELF-HOUSE CONSTRUCTION as this may be unsafe and dangerous in the long run if done incorrectly. But sad as it is, there will always be people especially in the rural areas who opt to “do-it-yourself” as budget is tight. This is the initiative of Philcon Prices since most people especially for rural areas are doing backyard house construction. Meaning, they just hire laborers and spend money without consulting any technical persons, to something that may not last. We will always promote hiring a professional. In fact, we would suggest that you save enough just to hire one. You can never go wrong getting a professional.

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Get the complete plan (pdf, short bond paper size) with Bill of Materials (excel) incorporated with labor calculations. Just input the labor rates in your area, prices of the materials and viola! You’ll get the total amount and the time needed to complete certain works. More details HERE. or know more on how to pay via Gcash here.

Bungalow Quatro Bundle Amount : Php 900.00

Pay via GCASH at 0920-591-0982 care of RGM, download via Google Drive (24 hours access).

Inclusions:

1. Bill of Materials (How many bags of cement, tiles, reinforcing bars will you need) with Labor timeline estimates (How many hours for a foreman, skilled and unskilled workers are needed to complete a certain work).

2. Floor plan, perspective and elevations.

3. Power and lighting layout.

4. Sanitary and waterline layout with Septic and Grease Trap Details.

5. Foundation Plan.

6. Column, Footing and Beam Details.

7. Roof Framing and Beam Plan.

8.) Structural Details

Limitations: This excel file will only work for this set Plan. Labor calculations are pre-assumed based on average productivity rate of laborers in the Philippines.

Exclusions: Structural Calculations. Sign and seal of Professional Engineer / Architect. You cannot use this to apply for building permit unless re-drawn, signed and sealed by a professional.

Disclaimer: The plans are just guides. That is why it is cheap. Though the structural concepts, depths of foundations, beams and column sizes, reinforcing bars are considered with our intellect and experience as licensed civil engineers, it is ALWAYS advisable to hire a professional that you trust to design your homes, construct the plans at your own risk.

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Average Construction Cost for Two-Story Houses in the Philippines

A friend told us that there are a lot of Filipinos who want to know the average price of house construction in the Philippines. For simplicity, most engineers would only say per square meter price of the house, roughly 20,000-25,000 Pesos. True, those prices are close to reality but is too vague for a layman’s point of view.

Check the latest and another house plan with breakdown for average construction cost for two story residential unit here!

For sure clients want actual numbers. Like how much would the construction of ceiling be, the tiling works, the foundation and others. This is a detailed bill of quantity for an average Filipino to know how much would it need to construct their two-story houses. This is inspired from one of our actual projects. the construction materials cost is as of 2019 prices.

The floor plan below corresponds to the detailed bill of quantity after it.

Average 2 Story House Sample - Ground Floor
average
Work Breakdown StructureAmount (PhP)Rel. Wtd (%)
Preliminaries
Preliminaries₱95,150.002.70%
I. Structural Works
Foundation₱99,012.772.81%
Ground Floor₱237,570.346.74%
Second Floor₱200,043.145.68%
>>> sub total₱536,626.2515.23%
Metal Works
 Roof Framing – Truss Works₱322,321.219.14%
 Metal Fabrication (Steel gratings/capping, drain area)₱39,692.581.13%
 Metal Railings (To Balcony and stairs)₱59,910.311.70%
>>> sub total₱421,924.1011.97%
II. Architectural Works
Masonry
 Exterior Wall – (and Firewall)  
 Ground Floor (Including stiffiner columns and lintel beams)₱80,201.242.28%
 Second Floor (Including stiffiner columns and lintel beams)₱101,196.322.87%
 Interior Wall  
 Ground Floor₱66,420.581.88%
 Second Floor₱101,681.422.88%
>>> sub total₱349,499.569.92%
Finishes
 Cement Plastering
 to exterior wall   
 Ground Floor₱25,459.220.72%
 Second Floor₱25,737.790.73%
 To Interior Wall   
 Ground Floor₱36,023.111.02%
 Second Floor₱46,258.041.31%
>>> sub total₱133,478.163.79%
 Painting Works
 Ceiling Boards  
 Exterior₱16,030.520.45%
 Interior₱33,114.220.94%
 Elastomeric Paint  
 to exterior wall₱68,252.151.94%
 to interior wall₱78,076.132.22%
>>> sub total₱195,473.015.55%
 Ceiling Works  
 Exterior Ceiling Boards₱57,969.241.64%
 Interior Ceiling Boards₱85,837.262.44%
>>> sub total₱143,806.504.08%
 Thermal and Moisture Protection
 Dampoofing and Waterproofing Works (Toilet and terrace)₱28,877.900.82%
 Roof Insulation – including roofing shingles, gutter, ridge, etc.₱289,290.758.21%
>>> sub total₱318,168.659.03%
 Tiling Works₱205,159.065.82%
 Cabinetry, Caseworks and Countertops₱55,435.751.57%
 Doors and Windows₱150,977.594.28%
 Wood, Plastics and Composites₱89,817.452.55%
 Glazing Works (Shower enclosure, glass balustrade on terrace)₱81,174.852.30%
 Specialties  (Toilet and bath accessories)₱6,537.040.19%
III. Plumbing Works
Domestic Waterline₱54,219.001.54%
Sanitary and Drainage₱85,517.002.43%
Facility Septic Tank₱55,180.001.57%
Storm Line₱30,024.000.85%
Plumbing Fixtures₱39,979.001.13%
>>> sub total₱264,919.007.52%
IV. Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Testing, Adjusting and Balancing for HVAC₱16,098.790.46%
HVAC Pipings – Refrigerant Pipes, Condensate Drain and Insulations₱18,982.880.54%
HVAC Ducts and Casings (Kitchen exhaust, ducts and vents on comfort rooms),₱38,393.461.09%
HVAC Fans and Blowers₱11,793.600.33%
>>> sub total₱85,268.732.42%
V. Electrical Works
Grounding and Bonding with support & consumables₱10,797.300.31%
Low Voltage Electrical Power Conductors & Cables₱121,545.723.45%
Raceway & Boxes₱38,890.251.10%
Commissioning of Electrical Systems₱8,750.000.25%
Switchboards and Panelboards₱27,083.100.77%
Electricity Metering₱11,249.280.32%
Wiring Devices₱44,709.511.27%
Interior Lighting₱56,118.751.59%
>>> sub total₱319,143.919.05%
Communications
Grounding and Bonding with support & consumables₱13,162.500.37%
Voice and Data Communications₱19,828.330.56%
Audio-Video Communications, CATV System₱22,006.750.62%
>>> sub total₱54,997.581.56%
Electronic Safety and Security – Fire Detection/Alarm₱5,096.000.14%
External Works₱11,963.690.34%
>>> GRAND TOTAL₱3,524,616.86100.00%

This is a mid-range cost house. Average timeline for this house from the excavation to finishing is around 8 months to 12 months.  The prices above comes with the labor, materials and equipment cost.

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This is only a guide and you will need a professional technical person to asses the cost based on your location. Anyhow, let us know how this post helped you by commenting, liking and sharing! 

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