Free estimate template

Free Concrete Estimate Template

Two worksheets: a customer-ready estimate and one linked Pour Takeoff sheet. Use Excel or Google Sheets for automatic totals, or the fillable PDF for a quick estimate.

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Download the concrete estimate template in Excel or PDF

A customer-ready estimate linked to a pour takeoff for dimensions, volume, waste, and supplier order quantity.

Download it once and reuse it for every job. To calculate and export in your browser, Use the online estimate generator .

What is inside the concrete estimate template

  • Estimate worksheet plus linked Pour Takeoff worksheet
  • Multiple pour sections using dimensions or measured area
  • Automatic volume, waste, order quantity, and pricing totals
  • Space for concrete scope, terms, exclusions, and acceptance

How to fill out the concrete estimate template

  1. Download. Choose Excel or PDF.
  2. Complete the estimate. Enter measurements, scope, prices, and terms.
  3. Review and send. Confirm quantities, totals, and scope before export.

Review the complete concrete estimate guide before sending the document.

What to include in a concrete estimate

  1. Record the job. Identify the customer, pour location, project, and dates.
  2. Complete the takeoff. Measure every pour and calculate the order quantity.
  3. Specify the concrete. State mix, strength, finish, reinforcement, curing, and joints.
  4. Write and price the scope. Itemize preparation, materials, placement, labor, and cleanup.
  5. Set the terms. Address access, site conditions, schedule, payment, and exclusions.
  6. Review and send. Check quantities, scope, totals, and terms before export.

Keep measurements, scope, price, and terms consistent in the customer document.

Excel, Google Sheets, or PDF: which format should you use?

Excel
Edit the metric or imperial takeoff and calculate totals automatically.
Google Sheets
Upload the XLSX to edit and share it in a browser.
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A quick manual estimate for typing or printing.

Concrete estimate template FAQ

Is the template free?

Yes. Download it without an account or email.

Does Excel calculate totals?

Yes. It calculates volume, line amounts, tax, total, and deposit.

Can I use Google Sheets?

Yes. Check number and print formats after conversion.

What scope rows are included?

Preparation, base, forms, reinforcement, ready-mix, placement, finishing, curing, joints, and cleanup.

Can I customize it?

Yes. Edit business details, scope, units, prices, and terms.

Is the PDF fillable?

Yes, with a compatible PDF reader.

Does it replace a contract or engineering?

No. Review local requirements and use a final contract and tax document when applicable.

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