Area and perimeter
Measure slabs, pads, decks, edge forms, joints, and other surface or boundary scope from calibrated sheets.
Concrete and flatwork · Windows
Measure the pour.
Keep the assumptions.
Capture slab areas, edge lengths, counts, and volumes; price them with visible depth, waste, production, and cost logic; then communicate the estimate and reuse what works on the next pour.
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Quantities with the assumptions attached
Show the dimensions, depth, waste, and cost behind the price.
Keep the measured plan beside the variables that create order and labor quantities. The result is easier to check, easier to explain, and easier to reuse on similar concrete work.
Volume and assumptions
Calculate volume from measured geometry and explicit depth or thickness variables instead of hiding the conversion. Use the free concrete yardage calculator when slab dimensions are already known.
Price, explain, reuse
Add material, labor, equipment, subcontract, allowance, tax, and markup inputs; produce a clear estimate; and save the reviewed setup for similar work.
- Calibrate the civil, structural, or detail sheet that governs the scope.
- Separate slab, footing, wall, curb, or repair conditions into named quantities.
- Review thickness, waste, production, reinforcing, and accessory assumptions.
- Send the estimate or proposal with exclusions and drawing references intact, then keep the setup for reuse.
Worked concrete example
See every quantity behind the service-yard estimate.
This two-sheet service-yard example carries seven measured quantities into eighteen estimate lines, a bid, schedule, purchasing list, and exports.
- Six-inch slab
- 2,400 SF
- Slab concrete
- 44.44 CY
- Edge forms
- 200 LF
- Perimeter footing
- 14.81 CY
- Sidewalk
- 200 SF
- Housekeeping pads
- 6 EA
The example uses known dimensions and sample prices so you can follow the calculations. Verify the current drawings, mix requirements, waste, labor, supplier prices, and site conditions before ordering or bidding.
