351 Single Family Residence

 

These structures are detached single-family residences designed for one-family ownership or occupancy. They are built in many architectural styles or mixtures or styles and are called by various names depending on the region where the home is constructed, i.e., cape cod, colonial, Tudor, ranch, contemporary, modern or rustic.

 

Base rank selection on the inspection of both the interior and exterior refinements of the home. Items such as fenestration (the number and size of window and door openings), roof configuration, materials, workmanship, types of plumbing fixtures, and amount of cabinetry are all indicators of quality.

The following are not included in the costs: Fireplaces, built-in appliances, balconies, porches, swimming pools, and yard improvements.

 

Availability of Elevators by Area for this occupancy: No

 

Marshall Valuation Service sections: 12 and 42.

 


Typical Lives:    

                                                             Class

Rank

A

B

C

D

H

M

P

S

W

Low

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50

45

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Average

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60

55

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Good

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60

55

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Excellent

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65

60

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Rank Selection Guide

 

Class C (Masonry Bearing Walls)

 

Rank

Exterior Walls

Interior Finish

Mechanicals

HVAC

Lowest

Cheap block, composition roof, cheap sash

Painted block, few partitions, asphalt tile, softwood

Minimum, substandard by most building codes

None

Low

Block or cheap brick, asphalt shingle roof, few windows

Drywall, exposed block, vinyl composition tile, cheap hardwood

Minimum standard lighting & plumbing, cheap fixtures

Wall furnace

Fair

Block or brick, standard sash, asphalt shingle roof

Drywall or tinted plaster, carpet, vinyl composition tile

Adequate lighting & plumbing per good codes

Electric baseboard

Average

Brick or block, wood or good asphalt shingle roof

Plaster or drywall, hardwood, vinyl composition, average carpet

Adequate lighting & plumbing per good building codes

Forced air

Good

Brick or good block and stucco, shakes or wood shingles

Good plaster or drywall, some ornamentation, carpet or hardwood

Good lighting and outlets, one bathroom per two bedrooms

Package A.C.

Very Good

Good brick, stone trim, shakes or concrete tile roof on good structure

Very good plaster and detail, good-quality carpet or hardwood

Top-quality standard fixtures, electrical and plumbing

Heat pump system

Excellent

Face brick, cut stone, heavy roof structure, shakes, tile, slate

Plaster, ornamental detail, fine carpet, parquet, or plank

Some special fixtures, more than one bath per bedroom

Warm and cool air

 

Class D (Wood or Steel Framed Exterior Walls)

 

Rank

Exterior Walls

Interior Finish

Mechanicals

HVAC

Lowest

Box frame or light studs, cheap stucco/siding, windows, composition roof

Drywall, cheap ceiling or none, softwood or asphalt tile on slab

Minimum, substandard by most building codes

None

Low

Low-cost stucco or siding, asphalt shingle roof, few windows

Drywall/tinted plaster, vinyl composition tile, cheap hardwood

Minimum standard lighting & plumbing, cheap fixtures

Wall furnace

Fair

Stucco or siding, standard sash, asphalt shingles or built-up rock

Drywall or plaster, carpet, vinyl composition tile

Adequate standard lighting & plumbing per good codes

Electric baseboard

Average

Stucco or siding, some trim, wood or good asphalt shingles

Plaster or drywall, hardwood, carpet, vinyl composition

Adequate lighting & plumbing per good building codes

Forced air

Good

Good stucco or siding, tile, light shakes or good shingles

Good plaster or drywall, some ornamentation, carpet or hardwood

Good lighting and outlets, one bath per two bedrooms

Package A.C.

Very Good

Best stucco or siding, brick or stone trim, shakes, concrete tile

Very good plaster and detail, good-quality carpet or hardwood

Top-quality standard fixtures, electrical and plumbing

Heat pump system

Excellent

Half-timber, stone or brick trim, heavy rafters, slate, tile, shakes

Plaster, ornamental detail, fine carpet, terrazzo, slate, etc.

Some special fixtures, more than one bath per bedroom

Warm and cool air

 

 

Class D (Wood or Steel Framed Exterior Walls) Masonry Veneer

Low

Brick or block veneer, few windows, asphalt shingles

Drywall/tinted plaster, vinyl composition tile, cheap hardwood

Minimum standard lighting & plumbing, cheap fixtures

Wall furnace

Fair

Brick veneer, little trim, standard sash, asphalt shingles

Drywall or plaster, carpet, vinyl composition tile

Adequate standard lighting & plumbing per good codes

Electric baseboard

Average

Brick veneer, some trim, wood or good asphalt shingles

Plaster or drywall, hardwood, carpet, vinyl composition

Adequate lighting & plumbing per good building codes

Forced air

Good

Select common or used brick veneer, shakes or good shingles

Good plaster or drywall, some ornamentation, carpet or hardwood

Good lighting and outlets, one bath per two bedrooms

Package A.C.

Very Good

Good brick veneer, stone trim, conc. tile or shakes or slate

Very good plaster and detail, good-quality carpet or hardwood

Top-quality standard fixtures, electrical and plumbing

Heat pump system

Excellent

Face brick, cut stone veneer, heavy rafters, shakes, tile, slate, etc.

Plaster, ornamental detail, fine carpet, parquet, or plank

Some special fixtures, more than one bath per bedroom

Warm and cool air