Concrete takeoffs that turn structural drawings into cubic yards, rebar tonnage, formwork area and a priced estimate.
Concrete work is priced from a few core quantities: volume of concrete, weight of reinforcing, area of formwork and area of finishing. Each depends on dimensions spread across plans, sections and schedules, so a careful takeoff is the difference between a competitive bid and a loss on the pour.
Our concrete estimates follow the structural drawings element by element and add the waste, accessories and labor that the drawings do not show directly.
Scope of Work
Systems, materials and components we measure and price from your project documents.
See the level of detail: Concrete estimate sample (PDF)
How It Works
Upload drawings, specifications and addenda through the quote form, email or WhatsApp.
We confirm what will be measured, the estimate format and the delivery date before work starts.
Quantities are measured from the drawings, then priced for material, labor and equipment as requested.
We walk you through the estimate, answer questions and adjust it to your bid.
Construction Estimating FAQ
Yes, when reinforcing is shown or scheduled. We list bars by size and length and convert them to weight, so you can price material and placement, or send the list to a rebar supplier.
Concrete sidewalks, curbs and pads belong to concrete estimating. Asphalt paving, striping and base course are covered by our asphalt paving estimates.
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From initial takeoff to final bid, our estimators prepare detailed construction cost estimates for residential, commercial, and industrial projects across the United States.
