/// Built for the job before the job

Construction Material Calculators
for Order-Ready Estimates

ProjectQty provides 41 free construction material calculators for concrete, gravel, roofing, flooring, landscaping, and more. Enter imperial or metric measurements to get transparent quantity estimates, order-unit rounding, worked formulas, and source-backed assumptions. No account is required, and calculations stay in your browser.

Concrete / quick estimateImperial

Slab dimensions

ft
ft
in
%
Order-ready volume
3.26yd³
Base 2.96 yd³ · includes 10% waste
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  • No sign-up
  • Imperial + metric
  • Print-ready results
Planning rulesQuantity before priceSource every assumptionRound only at the order unit

/// Start with the order output

Which construction calculator should I use?

Choose the project closest to your task, then replace every planning assumption with the dimensions, product data, and supplier information that apply to your job.

Choose a ProjectQty calculator by project and output
Project typeCalculatorOrder outputKey assumption
Concrete slab or pourConcrete CalculatorCubic yards and whole bagsFinished depth, waste, and selected product yield
Driveway or aggregate baseGravel CalculatorCubic yards and estimated tonsCompacted depth and supplier density
Interior wall finishPaint CalculatorGallons or one-gallon equivalentsCoats, openings, and label coverage
Roof replacementRoofing Material CalculatorSquares, bundles, rolls, and fastenersPitch, waste, and product coverage
Landscape bedMulch CalculatorCubic yards or cubic metersPlaced depth and local bulk unit

/// Five continuous workflows

Project guides

Keep several calculator results in one named project. Progress stays in this browser, and every carried-forward value requires review before it reaches the next calculator.

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/// 41 field-ready tools

Construction calculators

Start with the material or geometry you need. Each calculator keeps its own formula, worked example, assumptions, sources, and supplier-ready output.

12 tools

Core material & geometry

01ConcreteEstimate concrete volume and cubic yards, with optional package counts scoped to QUIKRETE Concrete Mix No. 1101 yields.02GravelTurn driveway, path, base, and drainage-bed dimensions into cubic yards and estimated tons, with an editable bulk density.03AsphaltEstimate hot-mix asphalt volume and tons for driveways, patches, and paved areas using an editable mix density.04StoneEstimate decorative stone, crushed stone, and aggregate volume in cubic yards plus planning tons for multiple beds or paths.05TopsoilCalculate topsoil cubic yards for lawns, raised beds, grading, and planting areas, with optional tonnage and local price inputs.06PaverEstimate individual paver count from project dimensions, paver size, cutting waste, and an optional local per-piece price.07Slab CostCalculate slab concrete quantity and apply your local ready-mix cubic-yard price or bag price without pretending a national average is a live quote.08VolumeCalculate box or cylinder volume and convert the result across cubic feet, cubic yards, cubic meters, and liters.09Cubic FeetFind cubic feet for boxes and cylinders, then see cubic yards, cubic meters, and liters without a separate conversion step.10StairEstimate riser count, actual riser height, tread count, total run, and straight stringer length from floor-to-floor rise.11Roof PitchConvert roof rise and run into x-in-12 pitch, slope percentage, angle, multiplier, and a planning rafter length.12Excavation & FillCalculate excavation and optional fill as separate rectangular volumes, with editable loose or fill planning adjustments and no assumed soil density.
08 tools

Masonry & base materials

10 tools

Interior finishes

07 tools

Exterior & structure

04 tools

Landscaping

/// A quantity you can defend

From tape measure to supplier list.

ProjectQty keeps the path visible. Change an input and see exactly which order quantity changes.

  1. 01

    Measure the space

    Add rectangular or circular areas instead of hiding irregular projects inside one estimate.

  2. 02

    Set assumptions

    Choose waste, package size, density, or a local price. Defaults stay visible and editable.

  3. 03

    Verify the order

    Review base quantity, adjustment, order-unit rounding, formula, and sources before buying.

/// No mystery numbers

A calculator should show its work.

Material estimates are sensitive to field measurements, moisture, compaction, mix design, packaging, and supplier rules. We make those variables explicit instead of dressing one national average up as certainty.

Review the source register Reproduce five validation cases
Geometry
Auditable formulas for boxes, cylinders, slopes, and totals.
Material data
Manufacturer or public references where available; custom density where variation matters.
Pricing
Your current local price stays separate from quantity. No scraped or falsely “live” national number.
Privacy
No account, address, contact details, or project dimensions sent to analytics.