Concrete Calculator – Easily Estimate Yards for Any Project
Easily Calculate How Much Concrete You Need
If you’re planning a concrete project, knowing how much material to order is critical. Our concrete calculator helps you estimate how many cubic yards of concrete you’ll need for your project whether you’re pouring a slab, setting footings, building a block wall, or filling a column.
Simply enter your dimensions, and our tool will give you a fast, accurate result.
Concrete Volume
To use the Concrete Volume Calculator simply enter the width, length, and thickness of your pour, click on whether you are measuring the thickness in feet or inches, then click on the Calculate button. The calculator will estimate the number of cubic yards of concrete that will be required.
Block Wall
To use the Retaining Wall Calculator, simply enter the height and length of the wall, click on whether you are filling a 6-inch or 12-inch wall, then click on the Calculate button. The calculator will estimate the number of cubic yards that will be required. Note that this is an estimate.
Column
To use the Concrete Column Calculator, simply enter the height and diameter of the column, and click on the Calculate button. The calculator will display the number of cubic yards required.
Common Uses for Our Concrete Calculator
Concrete slabs for driveways, patios, and floors
Footings for decks, houses, or retaining walls
Block walls for fences or structural use
Columns and piers for structural support
Need help figuring out the right mix or type of concrete? Check out our Concrete Mix Guide for detailed recommendations.
Why Use Our Calculator?
Saves time and reduces waste
Accurate estimates for small and large jobs
Works for both DIY projects and professional contractors
Concrete Calculator Tips
Always order 5 – 10% more concrete than calculated to allow for spillage and over-excavation.
Use a trusted concrete supplier to ensure quality material for your project.
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