Material Calculators
If you already have your measurements, you can use our handy calculators to estimate how much material you will need.
Concrete Flatwork Calculator
Enter the width, length, and depth of your pour. This calculator will compute the total cubic yards required. Fraction values will not work in these calculators. Enter decimal values instead. For instance, 1/4 inches should be entered as 0.25 inches.
Concrete Column Calculator
Enter the height and diameter of your column. This calculator will compute the total cubic yards required. Fraction values will not work in these calculators. Enter decimal values instead. For instance, 1/4 inches should be entered as 0.25 inches.
Asphalt Calculator
Enter your desired length, width, and depth requirements. This calculator will compute the total tons required. Fraction values will not work in these calculators. Enter decimal values instead. For instance, 1/4 inches should be entered as 0.25 inches.
Aggregate Calculator
To use this calculator enter your desired length, width, and depth requirements. If desired, you can enter material specific densities for a more accurate volume estimate. This calculator should be used for estimates only. Actual material requirements may differ based on material densities, compaction, and sub-grade depths. Fraction values will not work in these calculators. Enter decimal values instead. For instance, 1/4 inches should be entered as 0.25 inches.
Landscape Products Calculator
Enter your desired length, width, and depth requirements. This calculator will compute the total tons required. Fraction values will not work in these calculators. Enter decimal values instead. For instance, 1/4 inches should be entered as 0.25 inches.
Build with Strength
BUILD WITH STRENGTH™ is a coalition of architects, builders, engineers, emergency services personnel, and policymakers promoting the benefits of ready mixed concrete, and encouraging its use as the building material of choice.
The U.S. ready mix concrete industry is a $35 billion industry with 2,200 concrete-producing companies employing over 125,000 people. On any given day, the industry operates 65,000 concrete mixers supplying ready-mixed concrete to construct energy-efficient and long-lasting structures.