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Concrete Labor Cost Calculator

Estimate concrete labor cost using project area, crew size, production rate, labor rate, setup time, forming labor, finishing labor, cleanup, overhead, minimum charge, and cost per square foot.

Crew

Person hrs

Productivity

Sq ft / hr

Labor cost

Total + unit

What this calculator includes

Project sizesq ft + yd³
Crew laborperson hours
Labor phasessetup + finish
Total estimatecost / sq ft

Inputs

Labor estimate details

Choose a preset, then adjust project size, labor type, crew size, productivity, labor rate, phase hours, equipment, overhead, and minimum charge.

Results

Concrete labor cost estimate

Review crew hours, person hours, direct labor cost, equipment, overhead, minimum charge, cost per square foot, and cost per cubic yard.

Total labor cost

$1,800

Cost per sq ft

$3

Total crew hours

8.83 hr

Person hours

26.5 hr

Project size

Surface area600 sq ft
Concrete volume7.41 yd³
Base production hours3.33 crew hr
Added phase hours5.5 crew hr
Total crew hours8.83 crew hr
Total person hours26.5 person hr
Person hours per sq ft0.0442

Cost breakdown

Direct labor cost$1,458
Equipment cost$150
Direct cost$1,608
Overhead allowance$193
Subtotal$1,800
Minimum charge$900
Minimum charge adjustment$0
Total labor cost$1,800
Cost per sq ft$3
Cost per yd³$243

Planning notes

  • Labor estimate looks reasonable for the selected project size, crew, and production rate.

How concrete labor cost is estimated

Concrete labor cost is usually driven by crew size, production rate, wage rate, site access, project complexity, forming, reinforcement, placement method, finishing requirements, cleanup, and minimum job charges. This calculator separates labor phases so you can estimate crew time and total labor cost more clearly.

1. Enter project size

Use length, width, and thickness to estimate surface area and concrete volume.

2. Set crew productivity

Adjust crew size, production rate, labor rate, and extra phase hours for forming, finishing, and cleanup.

3. Review labor cost

Compare direct labor, overhead, minimum charge, cost per square foot, and cost per cubic yard.

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