Why Our Concrete Takeoffs Hold Up

Concrete quantities can change significantly between different structural elements.

A slab-on-grade, reinforced wall, footing, column, and equipment pad may all require different measurement and waste considerations. We measure these elements separately rather than treating the entire project as one blended concrete quantity.

Element-by-Element Concrete Quantities

Our takeoffs can separate concrete quantities by structural element, floor, location, or pour where the drawings provide sufficient information.

This makes the takeoff useful for both estimating and concrete ordering.

Coordination With Reinforcement & Formwork

Concrete quantities often need to be coordinated with reinforcement and formwork.

We can distinguish the concrete volume from reinforcing steel and formwork quantities so the contractor can use each component independently for pricing.

For dedicated reinforcement quantities, see our [Rebar Takeoff & Quantity Estimating](/trades/rebar/rebar-takeoff-quantity-estimating/) service.

Concrete Takeoff for California Projects

We provide concrete quantity takeoffs throughout California for residential, commercial, multifamily, industrial, and institutional construction projects.

Related Concrete Services

For complete concrete pricing, see [Concrete Estimating](/trades/concrete/).

For dedicated structural element takeoffs, see [Slab Concrete Estimating](/trades/concrete/slab-concrete-estimating/), [Concrete Footing Estimating](/trades/concrete/concrete-footing-estimating/), [Concrete Column Estimating](/trades/concrete/concrete-column-estimating/), and [Concrete Beam Estimating](/trades/concrete/concrete-beam-estimating/).

What Is Included in Your Estimate

  • Footings & Foundation walls
  • Slabs-on-grade & Elevated slabs
  • Structural slabs
  • Beams & Columns
  • Concrete walls
  • Stairs & Ramps
  • Curbs & Sidewalks
  • Equipment & Housekeeping pads
  • Paving & Other documented concrete elements
  • Cubic yard quantities
  • Pour breakdowns
  • Element dimensions
  • Waste factors where applicable
  • Quantity summary
  • Scope assumptions & Exclusions
  • Editable Excel takeoff