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Concrete estimate and invoice templates

Concrete flatwork is priced per square foot by thickness and finish, with demo and base prep separate. These spreadsheets come set up for that, with working totals, tax and deposit, and an example broom-finish driveway replacement to start from.

Free, no sign-up. Works in Excel, Google Sheets and Apple Numbers.

What's in the template

The example line items for a broom-finish driveway replacement. Prices are illustrative only; replace them with your own.

Example concrete line items with quantities, unit prices and line totals
ItemQtyUnitUnit priceTaxableLine total
Remove existing concreteBreak out and haul away640sq ft$2.50N$1,600.00
Base prep4 in. compacted gravel base640sq ft$1.25Y$800.00
Concrete driveway, 4 in.4,000 psi, rebar grid, broom finish640sq ft$8.50Y$5,440.00
Control jointsSaw-cut at layout spacing1job$0.00N$0.00
SealerPenetrating sealer after cure640sq ft$0.40Y$256.00
Subtotal (before tax)$8,096.00
Deposit (30%)$2,428.80
Balance$5,667.20

The spreadsheet adds sales tax on lines marked Y once you enter your rate, and has spare rows for more items.

How to use it

  1. 1Download the template. Download the concrete estimate or invoice (.xlsx). It opens in Excel, Google Sheets and Apple Numbers.
  2. 2Add your company and customer. Fill in the shaded company, customer and service-address cells, and set the document number and date.
  3. 3Replace the example lines. The example is a broom-finish driveway replacement. Concrete flatwork is priced per square foot by thickness and finish, with demo and base prep separate. Change the items, quantities and unit prices to your own; line totals and the subtotal update automatically.
  4. 4Set tax and deposit. Mark each line taxable (Y) or not (N), enter your sales tax rate, and set the deposit percent (the example uses 30%).
  5. 5Review terms and send. Edit the terms to match your policies, save a copy for the customer, and export to PDF to send.

Tips for concrete estimates

  • Enter the square footage once per line. Demo, base and pour usually share the same area.
  • Put the mix strength and reinforcement in the description; it's what separates bids.
  • Add a pump line if access needs a concrete pump.

Concrete terms included

  • Concrete cracks; control joints are placed to guide cracking, and hairline cracks are not defects.
  • Keep vehicles off for the curing time stated at the pour.

Plus standard validity and payment terms. Edit all of them to match your policies and local law.

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FAQ

Concrete template questions

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Should I promise no cracks?

No. The Terms line explains control joints and hairline cracks, which heads off most callbacks.

How do I quote decorative finishes?

Change the finish in the description and the rate, or add a line for stamping or color.

Do the formulas work in Google Sheets?

Yes. The line totals, subtotal, taxable amount, tax, deposit and balance use standard functions (SUM, SUMIF, ROUND, IF) that work in Excel, Google Sheets and Numbers.

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