What Should Be Outlined in a Concrete Estimate?

• Client Info – Recording the client’s name, address, and contact details ties the estimate to the correct person and makes communication easier.
• Pour Location – Estimates usually state the square footage of the pour location and indicate whether it’s a driveway, patio, block wall, or other structure.
• Volume – The amount of concrete needed (in cubic yards) helps determine whether the project calls for pre-mixed bags or truck-delivered concrete.
• Labor – Itemizing the concrete company’s labor costs shows clients the approximate amount they can expect to pay for each task.
• Materials – Listing materials helps clients understand the quality and type of concrete they’re receiving, as well as any additional supplies included in the estimate.
• Costs – Estimated labor and material costs should be totaled for the client’s review and reflect any discounts, delivery fees, and applicable taxes.