Concrete project workflow

Pour a Concrete Slab

Measure slab geometry, calculate concrete and supporting material quantities, preserve source assumptions, compare entered quotes, receive materials and carry the plan into field execution without making structural decisions.

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Keep each project decision connected to the evidence that owns it.

MEASURE → CALCULATE → PLAN → PRICE → BUY → BUILD → RECORD. The workflow links these steps without merging unlike quantities or rewriting the original measurement.

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Stage 1

Measure & take off

Establish slab geometry before product quantities.

  1. Measure the slab from a plan when useful

    Optional

    Calibrate one known dimension and preserve traced geometry locally in the browser.

    Open takeoff →
  2. Calculate concrete volume

    Keeps length, width, thickness, volume and allowance explicit.

    Open tool →
  3. Plan slab base gravel

    Optional

    Separates compacted base volume from concrete volume.

    Open tool →

Stage 2

Supporting materials

Keep secondary quantities distinct instead of hiding them inside concrete volume.

  1. Plan form boards

    Optional

    Uses measured formed edges and actual stock length.

    Open tool →
  2. Plan vapor barrier when specified

    Optional

    Uses entered roll size and overlap without choosing the assembly.

    Open tool →
  3. Record pour quantities and field notes

    Creates a portable record of the measured and purchased basis.

    Open printable →

Stage 3

Estimate, buy & execute

Preserve user-entered pricing and actual purchasing evidence.

  1. Build the project estimate

    Keeps rates and quotes user-entered instead of inventing a market price.

    Open planner →
  2. Track purchase and receiving

    Keeps planned, ordered and received quantities separate.

    Open planner →
  3. Carry the plan into field execution

    Records tasks, issues and actual-use evidence for closeout.

    Open workspace →