Three Lowe's deliveries batched by build phase · prices are July 2026 estimates · check the box as you buy
▶ All of these resolve BEFORE the Order 1 delivery — several change what's in it
| Task | Why this order | |
|---|---|---|
✔ DONE (July 2026): Freeman PFR2190 framing (2–3½", covers framing AND ply/strapping with 2" stock) · PFN1564 15ga angled finish · PBR32Q + CP42275 18ga brads · PST9032Q stapler (no role). All pneumatic. Gaps: coil siding nailer (defer to Phase 5 — buy ~$150 or rent for shingles) + cap stapler (skip — hand cap nails). Full detail in Nail_Guns_and_Fasteners.html. | Decides compressor + fastener lines | |
| ✔ BOUGHT 7/8: Craftsman 6-gal pancake ($99) + 2× Flexzilla 3/8"×50' + 2 universal couplers + 2 industrial plugs. Assembly: tape threads; plug upstream / coupler downstream on each hose. Compressor stays at the outlet (own circuit if possible — 12A), air travels the 100'; +5 PSI at the regulator. Walk the true hose route — if it measures >100' incl. working slack, add a third 50' + plug + coupler. Freeman borrow confirmed solid. | Needed by floor day | |
| ✔ DONE — applied to the order lines: Order 1 now lists 21° collated 3¼"×.131 + 2"×.113 HDG ring (both through the PFR2190) + a loose 16d HDG box. Order 2/3 lines get the same pass at their pre-order check (15ga stainless angled strips, 18ga stainless brads, stainless coils with the coil-gun decision, cap nails for housewrap). | Depends on gun catalog | |
| Finish the 4x6 support wall enough to tally remaining 4x6 + rebar → add to Order 1 or pickup. Paint-mark + photo-map every rebar pin. Upper courses step down with grade; ends get a skid-style dog-ear chamfer (45° cut starting ~1½" down from the top, vertical face below — same detail as plans p.16 fig 3), full end bearing on the course below, pinned within ~12" of the end, staggered off lower joints. Upper-course pins: 8–10" (through the course + full bite below — ground embedment was the base course's job); every 3–4', 3"+ from ends/joints, heads flush. Brush copper naphthenate on every field cut — PT treatment doesn't reach the core. | Sets order quantities | |
| Plan the two wall penetrations before closing those sections: conduit under/through the south course (east of ramp zone); drain discharge at the SW lip. Keep both clear of rebar pins and timber joints. | Can't bore a pinned wall later | |
| DECIDE: drain in or out → Order 1 with or without drain lines (pipe, fittings, #57 bags, 2 of the 3 fabric rolls). Recommendation on file: in. | Branches the order | |
| ✔ DONE: conduit kit complete — 2× 2" sweep 90s (May + Jul receipts), combination coupling, cap, PVC cement all owned. | Unblocks conduit burial | |
| Bury the conduit sleeve: south approach east of ramp, 12–18" below subgrade inside, sweep to capped riser (18–20" above pad), outside end capped 18" below yard grade, pull string, tape-measure photos, physical marker. | Before drain trench & gravel finish | |
| Place Order 1 — composition per tasks 3, 4, and 6. | Everything above feeds it |
▶ Place NOW — before finishing the gravel
| Item | Qty | Est. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| IPEX 4" perforated PVC S&D, 10' (collector — S toe, ~10–11' run, holes down @ 4 & 8 o'clock) | 2 | $63 | |
| IPEX 4" solid PVC S&D, 10' (discharge to daylight) — measure the SW downhill run with the laser first; 2 or 3 sticks | 2–3 | $63–95 | |
| Fittings: bought 7/8 (4x3 reducer, 4" cap, 3"/4" grate) — PVC cement owned (May 2026); remaining only if the daylight run needs a 2nd solid stick + coupling | 1 set | $38 | |
| ✔ BOUGHT 7/8 (HD): VEVOR non-woven geotextile 4'×100' 8 oz, 1 roll — single-roll cut plan (~96 lf needed): rip the wall-skirt strips narrower where retained height is shallow; trench burrito ~12 lf, floor ~56 lf w/ 12" overlaps, skirt ~28 lf | 1 | $52.90 | |
| ✔ BOUGHT 7/8: T50 staples (HD) + 6" landscape staples 240-pk (Amazon) — fabric fixing complete | — | $24.66 | |
| ✔ ALREADY OWNED — pipe-zone/root-bridge stone comes from the 3 SuperSacks of #57 on site (pad base is #57 clean stone) | — | $0 | |
| Solid concrete blocks 4"×8"×16" (6 + 2 spare — never hollow-core) | 8 | $72 | |
| ✔ ALREADY OWNED: aluminum flashing (termite shields — 2" overhang bent down 45° between block and skid) | 1 | $25 | |
| Final perimeter wall course — two in-stock 4x6 sticks (8'+6' or similar) jointed, replacing the delivery-only 14-footer: butt joint 2'+ off any lower-course joint, pinned within 12" both sides, optional TimberLok stitch. Dog-ear chamfer the step-down ends (45° from 1½" down); copper naphthenate on all cuts | 2 | ~$34 | |
| ✔ ALREADY OWNED (Nov 2025): oil-based copper naphthenate preservative, 1 gal + chip brush — brush every field cut on PT: wall courses, dog-ears, skid bevels, joist trims | — | $0 | |
| 4x6×12' PT — skids (pick straight!) | 2 | $100 | |
| 2x6×12' PT — rim joists (pick straight!) | 2 | $28 | |
| 2x6×10' PT — joists @ 16" o.c. + blocking · cut joists 117" | 14 | $168 | |
| 3/4" CDX plywood 4'×8' (floor) — 4 sheets, not the plans' 3: their p.7 shopping list contradicts their own p.21 layout (120 sq ft floor = 3.75 sheets; audit finding F8) | 4 | $208 | |
| Ply-cutting: Perma R 2" faced EPS 4'×8' (sacrificial cutting surface — half the XPS price; blade 1" deep, notch foam where clamp bars land) — guide ✔ bought 7/17, trigger clamps ✔ owned | 1 | $20 | |
| — ALL-PROJECT NAIL BUY (consolidated here by decision, July 2026 — one delivery, one collation family) — | |||
| DECIDED: 3" × .120 ring shank HDG, 21° plastic strip, full round head — all gun framing, Phases 2–4, with the +1 rule at primary joints (e.g., 4 per joist end where plans say three 16d; nails are cheap, margin is cheaper). Hand-nail roster (loose 16d box): plate-to-post laps ~36, visible blind-nail spots, fascia ~80. Box ≥ ~1,000 ct | 1 | ~$55 | |
| 21° collated 2" × .113 HDG ring shank, ~2,000 ct (same brand if offered) — floor ply (~450) + wall sheathing (~700) + roof strapping (~120) + gable ply | 1 | $90 | |
| 16d HDG SMOOTH, loose ~1½ lb (~60–75 nails) — hand-drive: plate-to-post laps, corner blind-nailing, touch-ups. You likely have some on hand; top up only if short. | 1 | ~$10 | |
| 6d (2") HDG loose box — Phase 5 hand trim, vent flange — replaces the old Order 3 top-up | 1 | $18 | |
| Cap nails 1"–1¼", ~1 lb — housewrap (hand-drive; no cap stapler in fleet) | 1 | $14 | |
| 15ga 34° angled finish nails, STAINLESS (DA-style, for PFN1564), 2"–2½" — ALL cedar trim (corner boards, casing, jamb) + stops (stainless on cedar, Rule 2); + a small box loose stainless 8d for board ends | 1 box | $35 | |
| 18ga brads, STAINLESS, 1¼" (PBR32Q) — sash-lite stops | 1 box | $15 | |
| ⚠ Deliberately NOT bought now: stainless shingle COILS — coil collation (15° wire) must match the Phase 5 coil gun, which isn't owned/chosen yet. Metal-roof screws ride with the panels in Order 2. | |||
| ✔ BOUGHT 7/8 (Amazon): 18" ground anchors 4-pk w/ cable + turnbuckles — install after deck frame, cable over/lagged to skids, turnbuckles snug not cranked | 1 | $31.57 | |
| Total — incl. the all-project nail buy (+$310) and 4x6×14; drainage/fabric/anchor/preservative lines already owned are excluded | ~$1,090 | ||
▶ Place when the deck is finished and level
| Item | Qty | Est. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4x4×12' PT — bearing-wall top plates | 2 | $50 | |
| 4x4×10' PT — gable top plates | 2 | $42 | |
| 4x4×8' PT — posts ×8, angle braces ×6 (delivered. A 7th and 8th brace went in as-built on the west NW and SW corners (25–26 Aug), so one more board is needed — see o2-28) | 10 | $160 | |
| 2x4×8' PT — 24 ordered, 26 delivered. Ripped to 2¾″ for girts and studs (¾″ off one edge, so the liner recesses 0.30″ behind the post faces). 76 girt pieces — rows at 0/24/48/72 plus a fifth at 36″ on the east wall — plus 10 full-height studs and the window sills and headers. ⚠ Superseded description: there is no “plywood seam blocking” and there are no seam studs; real panels are 47.76″ wide so studs at 48/96 never backed a seam. See o2-23 for the top-up | 24 | $168 | |
| 2x4×10' PT — rear nailer (cut 113") | 1 | $9 | |
| 1x4×8' furring — temporary bracing (reusable) | 6 | $24 | |
| 1x4×12' furring — the p.25 wall-to-wall spreader (must span exactly 12'; audit add — no 8' stick can) | 1 | $9 | |
| 1x4×8' pine — door header, cut 62½" (plans p.7 wall-framing line; audit add — was missing entirely) | 1 | $6 | |
| 2x6×12' KD SPRUCE — rafters, two 66⅝" per board. NOT cedar: cedar 2x6 is stocked only green, and green stock checks and twists — disqualifying for members carrying precise 26.5° cuts | 7 | $112 | |
| 1x8×12' CEDAR — ridge (Aug 11 2026: exposed roof structure upgraded to cedar; supersedes the July pine revert) | 1 | $40 | |
| 1x6×8' CEDAR — collar ties. #3 & Btr S1S2E; kiln-dried | 3 | $57 | |
| 1x4×12' CEDAR — roof strapping. KILN-DRIED 3/4" — the 7/8" option is GREEN, and green can't take the pre-finish oil and shrinks around the screws. The uplift margin comes from the doubled edge-zone screw pattern instead. Cull hard for straightness; strapping sets the plane the panels lie on | 10 | $190 | |
| 15/32 Plytanium pine sheathing 4'×8' — wall sheathing. Actual 0.451″ × 47.76″ × 95.76″ — not a true 4×8, so lay seams out from a measured panel, never off 48/96. Same panel as the interior liner: one thickness, one blade setting, offcuts interchangeable between faces. (Was 1/2″ CDX at an estimated $38; actual quote $26.32) | 12 | $316 | |
| Housewrap roll (cap nails already bought in Order 1) | 1 | $60 | |
| 2x8×8' cedar — fascia | 7 | $280 | |
| 2x4×8' cedar — shadow board | 7 | $126 | |
| 10d (3") stainless ring shank — Simpson 316 annular-ring DECKING nail, 0.131", checkered head, 40/box, HOME DEPOT. Hand-nail the cedar fascia + shadow, plus rafters end-nailed through the cedar ridge — 4 per rafter, not 3 (0.131" carries ~17% less lateral than a true 10d common; the 4th nail more than recovers it). ~136 needed → buy 4 boxes = 160. Stainless per Rule 2; HDG streaks cedar. Rejected: Simpson SCNR connector nail (0.148", ~$0.56/nail) — stamped ID head on the most visible trim, and too fat for cedar ends and the ¾" ridge | 4 boxes | $31 | |
| 6d (2") stainless ring shank — Simpson T6CRD1, 0.113" (true 6d common dia.), 316, loose ~1 lb ≈ 175–190. Cedar collar ties to rafters, 7 per rafter ⚠ (plans say 5; cedar gives ~53% of SYP's nail capacity — but 5 ÷ 0.53 = 9.4, not 7: this count does not reconstruct and must be re-derived before the rafters go up). Do NOT substitute a 13ga siding nail — 0.092" is only ~73% of a true 6d. Diamond point: blunt the tip with a hammer within ~2" of a cedar board end | 1 lb | $23 | |
| #8 × 2" stainless screws — FLAT head, Torx drive, 3 boxes of 110 = 330. Cedar strapping to spruce rafters, 2 per rafter. Heads hide under the panels, so this is corrosion + uplift, not looks: cedar corrodes steel and this joint is in the uplift chain. Not a trim head — ~half the head bearing area, and head pull-through in soft cedar is the governing failure mode here. 305/304 is sufficient inland; 316 is fine if cheaper | 3 boxes | $84 | |
| Hurricane/rafter ties, ZMAX or G185 (H2.5A or equiv.) + 1 lb HDG hanger nails — untreated spruce holds a toenail worse than PT, and the tie contacts the PT top plate | 14 | $29 | |
| 29ga corrugated panels 8' (cut to 75") — count depends on net coverage width* | 10–12 | $350–420 | |
| Ridge cap | 2 | $50 | |
| Stainless gasketed roofing screws, 1", ~320 — panel flats into 3/4" KD cedar strapping. Do NOT buy 1½" for the flats (0.6" of tip would hang down across the whole ceiling). Count includes doubled density in the ~3' perimeter edge/corner zones | 1 | $95 | |
| Stainless gasketed roofing screws, 2", ~50 — ridge cap through the ribs (must cross rib height + strapping) + ¼" driver | 1 | $20 | |
| Pure tung oil, 1 gal — cedar ridge / ties / strapping, ~78 sq ft at 2 coats (partial can on hand — verify before buying) | 1 | $60 | |
| Japan drier, 8 oz — ~5% into the thinned tung; takes recoat from 3–5 days down to 24–48 hrs, which matters in August humidity | 1 | $10 | |
| Osmo Polyx-Oil 3044 "Raw", 0.75L — spruce rafters, ~81 sq ft. White pigment cancels the wet-look darkening so the spruce seals without ambering and the contrast with the cedar survives | 1 | $75 | |
| Low-odor mineral spirits + lint-free rags + lidded steel can for oily-rag disposal ⚠ — oil-soaked rags self-heat and start fires | 1 | $35 | |
| Added 23 Aug 2026 — wall infill fasteners & dry-in tapes | |||
| 2x4×8' PT — top-up ×10. The girt schedule grew to four perimeter rows plus a fifth at 36″ east, and the west windows moved. 26 delivered Aug 14; 76 girt pieces + 10 studs + RO framing needs ~6, ordered 10 for cull margin. Priced at the $4.58 actually paid, not the $7 estimated | 10 | $46 | |
| #9 × 2½″ coated exterior screw, Type-17 point — girts and studs to posts, 2 per end driven in opposing directions (rotation, not load). 364 exact, buy 420 NOT 3″: toe-driven at 30° a 2½″ lands 1.35″ in the post against NDS 6D = 1.06″, runs ~62/lb vs ~47, and splits dense PT less | ~7 lb | $70 | |
| #8 × 1⅝″ ACQ-rated, Torx drive, Type-17 — interior liner to girts and studs, ~330 needed; one 5 lb box ≈ 900 leaves ~570 spare for hanging things later. Also fastens the 1x4 door header (¾″ stock — a 2½″ would blow through). ⚠ Never drywall screws — brittle in shear, and they corrode against PT | 1 box | $30 | |
| Housewrap seam tape, 1 roll — cap nails hold the wrap on but do not seal the laps. Genuinely optional: plenty of outbuildings get 6″ laps and nothing else | 1 | $18 | |
| Self-adhered flashing tape, 4–6″ — the two window ROs. ⚠ SEQUENCE-CRITICAL: the sill pan goes in before the window and before the wrap laps the head, and cannot be retrofitted without cutting the wrap. Matters here because the salvage sashes have failed glazing putty and one punky bottom rail — they will pass water this winter, before restoration | 1 | $25 | |
| 4x4×8' PT — top-up ×1. A seventh and eighth angle brace went in on the NW and SW corners of the west wall (as-built, 25–26 Aug — the first left in place rather than pried out of a plumbed corner, the second added to match it). Six pieces came from the two boards already delivered; one is now spent there, so one more board is needed for the six the plans call for. Yields three, so two spare | 1 | $11 | |
| Total (post-audit +$60 — header, spreader, 2x4, 11th sheet; +$77 interior girts July 2026; +$553 Aug 2026 exposed-roof upgrade — cedar ridge/ties/strapping + KD spruce rafters, the stainless and uplift hardware it requires, and pre-finish materials) | ~$2,683–2,753 | ||
*Plans assume ~28–29" panel coverage (10 panels for two 12' planes); common box-store panels net ~24" → 12 panels. Check the actual panel spec; last piece rips to width (plans p.36).
▶ Place when the building is dry-in (roof on, housewrap up)
| Item | Qty | Est. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cedar shingles 16" (No. 2 Red or No. 3 Black Label), 3.5 squares | 3.5 sq | $525 | |
| Starter course bundle | 1 | $65 | |
| Stainless ring-shank shingle COILS ×2 (the one deferred fastener — collation must match the coil gun bought/rented for this phase) | 2 | $150 | |
| 1x5×8' cedar — door jamb trim | 3 | $66 | |
| 1x4×8' cedar — corner/window/door trim | 14 | $238 | |
| 1x2×8' pine — door stops (audit F5: painted accent w/ sash; cedar reverted) | 3 | $12 | |
| 1x3×8' pine — window stops (audit F5: painted accent w/ sash) | 3 | $15 | |
| 1x12×12' pine — door boards (doors get a 6-light sash lite each — see build guide Phase 5) | 9 | $270 | |
| 6-light barn sash 24"×24" for door lites — salvage (≤24" wide!) or new with the specialty window order | 2 | $130 | |
| Lite glazing: polyurethane/butyl sealant, stainless brads, 1x3×8' (ring) ×2 + 1x2×8' (stops) ×2 pine | 1 set | $50 | |
| Optional: 5/4 boards for door face layer (1¾" door vs 1½") | — | +$40 | |
| 5/4x6×10' PT decking — ramp | 4 | $56 | |
| 2x6×10' PT — ramp stringers | 2 | $24 | |
| Hardware: 8" T-hinges ×4, turn latch, foot bolt, chain bolt, window hinges ×4 + hooks + eyes, screws, drive bits | — | ~$190 | |
| Porch & floor enamel 1 gal + roller kit (floor, 2 coats, before move-in) · exterior paint for doors + 4 sash + vent (accent color — pick as a pair with the roof color) | 1 set | $90 | |
| Interior liner: 15/32 Plytanium ×12 @ $26.32 (~$316) — 11 needed plus one spare + tempered/metal pegboard ×2 (~$60). Was ⅜″ ply/OSB ×8 at ~$200. Cut-list verified at 11 — net liner area is ~208 sq ft against 254 gross, so 8 needs 82% yield, and every bay is 74″ tall (taller than the 47.76″ panel width) which forces full-height pieces to run the long way. Install timing flexible; hides the shingle-nail points, screw-anywhere walls | 11 sheets | $290 | |
| Supplement — sash restoration (added 25 Aug 2026) · winter bench work, outdoors · scope is two sashes lightly restored, not stripped to wood — they should not look new | |||
| Citristrip, 1 qt — spot-treat the alligatored areas only, leaving sound paint alone. Chemical over mechanical on purpose: softened paint comes off as gel that falls, where dry scraping throws chips. ⚠ Not Peel Away — that is a whole-surface take-it-to-bare-wood system, caustic, needs a citric neutralizing rinse, and darkens old-growth softwood. Use chemical-resistant gloves, not thin nitrile: the active ingredient is a skin absorber | 1 | $18 | |
| Glazing putty, 1 qt — Sarco Type M or Dual Glaze over DAP 33. The cheap stuff skins and cracks sooner, and this is going around irreplaceable wavy glass | 1 | $25 | |
| Oil-based primer, 1 qt — does both jobs: seals the bare rabbet so it does not wick the oil out of the fresh putty, and primes bare spots before the accent topcoat. ⚠ Prime the rabbet before glazing or the putty fails in a couple of years. Buy a gallon later with the door stock rather than stretching this can across six months | 1 | $18 | |
| Glazing points — hold the glass; set with a putty knife, no special driver needed | 1 pk | $8 | |
| Putty knives — one stiff 1½″ (the workhorse) + one 1″ for the muntin profiles. Check the bench first; you may own both | 2 | $11 | |
| Glazing knife — angled tip for laying the new putty bevel. A stiff putty knife substitutes at the cost of a crisper line | 1 | $10 | |
| Plastic drop cloth 9×12, disposable — plastic, not canvas: canvas soaks up stripper sludge and cannot be bagged. Fold it inward on itself and bin it with the debris. ⚠ Do not scrape over bare soil you garden in or that children use | 1 | $8 | |
| Deliberately NOT bought: respirator (outdoors + wet method makes no dust and no vapor build-up), coveralls (work clothes straight into a trash bag and their own wash load, shoes off outside), lead test swabs (being handled as lead regardless), carbide scraper (edge retention was the argument for stripping three sashes to wood; softened paint does not dull steel, and carbide digs into soft old-growth), wood consolidant and epoxy filler (the sash with the open mortise-and-tenon and the punky rail is the spare, not a keeper). ⚠ Confirm both keepers are actually sound before relying on that — press the corner joints and check the bottom rails. Strip the spare first as the method test piece. Old hardened putty will not respond to stripper; that comes out mechanically with a putty knife or a beater chisel. | |||
| Total (post-audit; stops → painted pine −$36; +$260 liner/pegboard July 2026) | ~$2,275–2,315 | ||
Shed-share only (mixed receipts split, tax allocated proportionally). All receipts reconcile to the penny. Source of truth: Cost_Ledger.html — update both when adding receipts. Wall/edging/site spend is outside the $4,842 build estimate's scope.
| Item | Qty | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 2025-11-15 · Lowe's truck delivery — wall package | $392.67 | |
| ½" #4 rebar × 10' (lower-course pins) | 2 | $17.16 |
| 4x6×14' PT ground contact (wall courses) | 3 | $92.94 |
| 4x6×12' PT ground contact (wall courses) | 6 | $171.48 |
| Truck delivery / tax | $79.00 / $32.09 | |
| 2025-11-15 · Lowe's in-store — shed share of mixed receipt | $157.95 | |
| Demo recip blades 5-pk · TimberLok 8" ×12 · 48" level · copper naphthenate 1 gal · pick mattock · ½"×16" spade bit · #10×3½" screws · chip brush | $145.04 | |
| Allocated tax | $12.91 | |
| 2025-11-16 · Lowe's in-store | $29.36 | |
| Razor blades 10-pk · 5.5" plumb bob (+ tax $2.40) | $26.96 | |
| 2026-05-12 · Lowe's — shed share of mixed receipt | $38.62 | |
| PVC cement · 2" conduit coupling + cap + sweep 90 · rebar ×3 | $35.46 | |
| Allocated tax | $3.16 | |
| (date TBD) · Bulk gravel delivery | $397.76 | |
| SuperSack #57 stone ×3 (+ $89 shipping + tax $14.76*) | 3 | $294.00 |
| 2026-07-08 · Lowe's in-store — drainage + pins | $128.94 | |
| 14TPI metal blade · 3"×10' solid S&D · 4×3 reducer · grate · 4" cap · 2" sweep 90 · 4"×10' triple-wall perf · ½" rebar ×5 (+ tax $10.54) | $118.40 | |
| 2026-07-08 · Home Depot online | $63.02 | |
| T50 ½" staples 1250-pk · VEVOR non-woven geotextile 4'×100' 8 oz (+ tax $5.15) | $57.87 | |
| 2026-07-08 · Amazon ×2 | $53.01 | |
| 18" ground anchors 4-pk w/ cable + turnbuckles · 6" landscape staples 240-pk (+ tax $4.33) | $48.68 | |
| 2026-07-08 · Amazon + Lowe's online — air system | $189.53 | |
| Flexzilla 3/8"×50' ×2 · Craftsman 6-gal pancake · universal couplers ×2 · industrial plugs ×2 (− $5 MyLowe's credit, + tax $14.63) | $179.90 | |
| 2026-07-14 · Lowe's — shed share of mixed receipt | $57.09 | |
| 3" pop-up emitter w/ elbow kit · TimberLok 6" ×8 (upper-course corners) · 30' chalk reel (+ allocated tax $4.67) | $52.42 | |
| 2026-07-17 · Saw guide | $60.41 | |
| Straightedge saw guide for plywood cuts | $60.41 | |
| 2026-07-16 · Electrical warning tape | $23.00 | |
| "CAUTION BURIED ELECTRIC" marking tape — lay ~6" above the conduit sleeve during backfill | $23.00 | |
| TOTAL TO DATE | $1,591.36 | |
*Gravel receipt's printed tax ($29.46) doesn't reconcile with its billed total; $14.76 backed out from the $397.76 actually billed — verify against original invoice.