Concrete Takeoff Software for Flatwork, Slabs and Foundations
Trace slabs and footings on the plan and turn square feet and lineal feet into yards of concrete, rebar and forming.
What you measure
Slabs & flatwork (SF)
Trace slabs, driveways and sidewalks; cut out pits and openings.
Footings & grade beams (LF)
Trace strip footings and grade beams as linear runs.
Pads & piers (EA)
Count spread footings, piers and equipment pads by type.
Forms & joints (LF)
Trace slab edges for forming and saw-cut control joints.
How a job runs
- Step 1
Upload the foundation and site plans.
- Step 2
Trace slabs by thickness; trace footings by size.
- Step 3
Convert area and length into yards, rebar and form boards.
- Step 4
Quote it and order concrete and steel from the totals.
What you price
Why concrete flatwork & foundations businesses switch
Concrete contractors often take off with On-Screen Takeoff or Bluebeam and finish the yardage in a spreadsheet. TrueScope does the yardage conversion on the product and carries it into the quote and the purchase order.
Setup tip
TrueScope has no depth tool yet, so put the depth in the conversion: 1 SF of 4 in slab = 0.0123 yd³ and 1 LF of 12×24 in footing = 0.074 yd³.
Common questions
Yes, through quantity conversion on each product. Set how many cubic yards one square foot of slab or one foot of footing needs at its thickness, and the takeoff totals the yardage.
Yes. Add a rebar or mesh product to the group with its own conversion, such as feet of bar per square foot.
Try Takeoffs on your next concrete flatwork & foundations job.
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