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Tips for concrete estimates
- Price the slab per square foot and state the thickness (4 in for patios and walks, often 5-6 in for driveways).
- Excavation, gravel base and rebar or forms belong on their own lines; they change with site conditions.
- Note the finish (broom, stamped, exposed aggregate) and whether sealing is included.
Not sure what to charge? Use the job price calculator and read how to price a contractor job.
Frequently asked questions
Is this concrete estimate template free?
Yes. The online maker is free with no sign-up. It starts with typical concrete line items, which you can edit, and downloads as a PDF.
What should a concrete estimate include?
Your business details and license number if your state requires one, the customer and job address, a clear description of the work, line items with quantity, unit and price, tax, total, deposit, how long the price is valid, and a signature line.
Can I turn it into an invoice?
Yes. Switch the toggle at the top from Estimate to Invoice. The same line items carry over, and you can enter what the customer already paid to show the balance due.
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