Contractors
Concrete takeoffs and material estimates
You send a plan or a sketch. We count the concrete from the sizes you provide. You get quantities you can hand to a supplier or use while you price the job yourself. This is a quantity takeoff. It is not a bid, and it is not a price guarantee. You still set the price you charge.
From $26.99
That is the lowest fixed package. Buy now charges the price on the package. A larger job uses the quote form, and we email a final quote and a payment link.
Order this serviceSingle trade, up to 1,000 sq ft
$26.99
One trade, one area, up to 1,000 square feet. Cubic yards from the length, width, and thickness you provide.
Order this packageWhat you get
- Square footage for the area you sent.
- Cubic yards, when you give us the thickness. We show the waste assumption we used.
- Form length or other counts only when the plan you sent actually shows them.
- A written list you can forward to a plant or drop into your own bid sheet.
Who it's for
- A contractor pricing one flatwork trade on a job at or under 1,000 square feet.
- An estimator who wants the quantities pulled off a plan so they can apply their own labor and supplier prices.
How it works
1. Send the plan
Buy the package if the job is one trade and at or under 1,000 square feet. Otherwise request a quote.
2. We check the scope
If the plan is one area inside that size, we start. If it is larger or the sizes are missing, we email you before doing a bigger takeoff.
3. We measure what you sent
Quantities come from your plan, sketch, or marked-up photo. We do not visit the site.
4. You get the list
The list states the sizes and the thickness we used. You price labor, overhead, and the plant.
5. You bid the job
The number you charge the customer is yours. Our list is not that number.
What we need from you
- A plan, a sketch, or a photo with dimensions.
- Which trade. The $26.99 package is one trade.
- Thickness, if you want cubic yards.
- The waste percentage you want, or we will write down the assumption we used.
Typical timing
A single-trade takeoff inside 1,000 square feet is typically ready in a few business days after the plan arrives. A larger set typically takes longer, and the quote email says so. That timing is typical. It is not a deadline.
Revisions
If we misread a dimension that was on the plan you sent, we correct the list. A revised plan, added area, or a second trade is a new takeoff, and we quote it.
What is not included
- A bid, a contract price, or a promise of what the job will cost.
- Labor, equipment, haul-off, overhead, or your markup.
- The plant's price. Ready-mix prices move, and we do not lock a dollar price for concrete.
- A match to the plant ticket. Field conditions can differ from the plan. The quantities follow the plan you sent.
- A second trade or anything over 1,000 square feet, at this price.
- A drawing for a building department, or a stamp on a plan.
- An on-site measure.
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Questions
Is this a bid?
No. It is a quantity takeoff. It is not a bid, and it is not a price guarantee. You set the price you charge.
What does the $26.99 package cover?
One trade and one area, up to 1,000 square feet. A driveway plus a patio, or a job over 1,000 square feet, is quoted.
Will the yardage match the plant ticket?
It matches the dimensions and thickness you send, plus the waste assumption we write down. The site can differ. We do not promise the ticket will match.
Can a homeowner order this?
The page is written for contractors. A homeowner can ask. We will say if a quantity list is useful, or if they should talk to a crew in the directory.
Email hello@lakelandconcretecontractors.org if your question is not here.