Masonry
Xactimate Code MAS|MASGPC — Masonry
Category Masonry, measured in EA.
- SEL code
- MAS|MASGPC
- Unit of measure
- EA
- Category
- Masonry (MAS)
- Price
- Varies by price list and region — why pricing varies by region
Real-world usage of MAS|MASGPC
Appears in 6 of 358 scopes ESXPress has analysed. Usage is measured from real claim documents, never estimated. How this is measured.
How it's written in real claims
From 12 line items across 6 scopes processed through ESXPress — the exact operation text and unit of measure adjusters actually write:
- “Permit - building”10 lines
- “Granite building panel mounting clips”2 lines
Dominant unit of measure: EA — used in 100% of samples.
Frequently estimated with MAS|MASGPC
Codes measured in the same claim scopes as MAS|MASGPC, from scopes processed through ESXPress. The count is how many scopes carried both lines.
- PNT|PNTDKPP (in 3 scopes)
- RFG|RFGMTLRS (in 3 scopes)
- RFG|RFGSTNBB4 (in 3 scopes)
- RFG|RFGVENT (in 3 scopes)
- RFG|RFGVENTEP (in 3 scopes)
- SFG|SFGSFTM (in 3 scopes)
- CAB|CABVANRS (in 3 scopes)
- DMO|DMOTREEBID (in 3 scopes)
What it is
MAS|MASGPC is a Masonry (MAS) Xactimate SEL code used for this work, measured in each (EA).
ESXPress’s reference documents MAS|MASGPC. Across processed claim scopes, ESXPress observed 12 line items written against this code — every one measured in EA. The line appears in 6 of the 358 scopes analysed (about 1.7%).
When to use it
Use MAS|MASGPC when the scope calls for this code — Masonry work measured in each (EA). Across processed scopes, 10 of the 12 observed line items (83.3%) were written as “Permit - building”.
The co-occurrence data below comes from processed scopes; the strongest pairing is with Prime & paint deck (PNT|PNTDKPP) — the same scopes, 3 times.
How to use it
Measure the work in EA: 12 of the 12 observed line items (100.0%) used EA. There is no unit variation for this code in the processed scopes.
The most common line text is “Permit - building” (10 of the 12 sampled lines, 83.3%).
Often used together
Two kinds of related codes are listed below. First, codes that appear in the same scopes as MAS|MASGPC — co-occurrence measured across the claim scopes processed through ESXPress with support of at least 3 scopes and lift of at least 1.5. Second, other frequently used Masonry (MAS) category codes, ranked by how often they appear in the analysed scopes. Descriptions are from the ESXPress code reference.
Real-world examples
Each example is an anonymised line from a processed claim scope: the exact operation text and unit of measure adjusters wrote, with the observed line-item count. The count is line frequency across the analysed samples — never a price and never a quantity from a specific claim.
- In a real claim, this line appeared as: “Permit - building”, EA, qty 10.
Questions & answers about MAS|MASGPC
When is MAS|MASGPC used in Xactimate?
MAS|MASGPC is the line item for this work — Masonry work measured in EA. Across processed claim scopes, 10 of the 12 observed line items (83.3%) were written as “Permit - building”.
What unit is MAS|MASGPC measured in?
each (EA) — all 12 observed line items (100.0%) were measured in each (EA).
What does MAS|MASGPC get used with?
Its strongest co-occurrence is with Prime & paint deck (PNT|PNTDKPP) — the same scopes, 3 times. Another frequent neighbour is RFG|RFGMTLRS (3 scopes).
How often does MAS|MASGPC appear in real claims?
In 6 of the 358 scopes ESXPress analysed (about 1.7%), with 12 line items observed.
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