Answer / Manoj Chauhan

Estimating material requirements for a house can be complex and depends on many factors such as the type and size of the house, the materials used, and local building codes. A common method is to use a per-square-foot estimate based on average values for each material. For example, you might find that drywall requires about 0.75 square feet per cubic foot, while roofing shingles require about 3 squares per 100 square feet.

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