Free Concrete & Masonry Estimate Template
Concrete work lives and dies on prep. Itemize excavation, base, forms, rebar and finishing so clients understand what's under the slab they're paying for.
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Price flatwork by the square foot and structural work by the cubic yard. Separating site prep and finishing from the pour itself makes your estimate easy to read and defend.
What a concrete & masonry estimate includes
Typical line items — start from these and adjust quantities and prices for your job.
| Line item | Unit | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Site prep & excavation | job | $1,200.00 |
| Gravel base & compaction | sq ft | $1.50 / sq ft |
| Forms & rebar | sq ft | $2.00 / sq ft |
| Concrete — materials | cu yd | $180.00 / cu yd |
| Pour & finishing labor | sq ft | $4.00 / sq ft |
| Sealing & cleanup | job | $450.00 |
Driveways, patios and slabs commonly run $3,000–$12,000 depending on square footage, thickness, and finish.
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How do I estimate a concrete job?
Calculate area for flatwork or volume (cubic yards) for structural pours, then add prep, base, forms, finishing and sealing. Quote materials and labor as separate lines.
Should I include sealing or decorative finishes?
List them as optional line items so the client can choose. Stamped or colored finishes add material and labor cost and are worth itemizing.
How do I protect against weather delays?
Add a terms note that pours are weather-dependent and schedules may shift. It sets expectations and protects you from penalty claims.