Two unit systems in one bid
Flatwork sells by the square foot, ready-mix arrives by the cubic yard, footings run by the foot, the pump is a day rate. Your quotes come out that way, priced from a concrete book loaded the day your company is created.
JobSiteCore for concrete contractors
Pour areas, not rooms. Pours, not floors.
Concrete jobs don’t happen in rooms — they happen in pour areas, and the app is built to know the difference. Start a job and it offers Driveway, Footings, Pool Deck, Approach & Apron; schedule it by Pour 1, Footing Pour, Slab Pour. Scope, photos and billing organize around the placements you actually run.
Updated September 26, 2026
Where concrete bids go wrong — and what changes
A room-and-floor skeleton that doesn’t fit
A tear-out-and-replace has no Kitchen and a foundation package has no Second Floor. Job sections are pour areas and job levels are pours, so nobody types a room name onto a driveway.
The skipped line is the callback
Ask for a driveway replacement and the write-up carries the whole chain — demo and haul-off, subgrade and base, forms, mesh or rebar, finish, joints, cure and seal — and a slab with no control joints is treated as wrong.
Sold by the foot, poured by the yard
Flatwork, Foundation, Decorative Concrete and Site Work sit at the top of every pricing screen, and the lines use the trade’s units:
- sf
- flatwork — slabs, driveways, patios, walks
- cy
- ready-mix and spoil; 100 sf of 4" slab is about 1.23 cy before waste
- lf
- footings, curb and saw-cuts
- ton
- base stone and haul-off
- ls
- the pump day and mobilization
What a Concrete & Flatwork company starts with
Sections of a job
Room / Area
Most trades quote by room — Kitchen, Master Bath. You don’t:
- Driveway
- Sidewalk / Walkway
- Patio
- Garage Slab
- Basement Slab
- Footings
- Foundation Wall
- Steps & Stoop
- Curb & Gutter
- Pool Deck
- Shop / Barn Slab
- Approach & Apron
Level
Most trades split a job by floor — Main Level, Level 2. You don’t:
- Pour 1
- Pour 2
- Pour 3
- Footing Pour
- Wall Pour
- Slab Pour
- Flatwork Pour
- Site-wide
Phases on the schedule
Planning & Design · Permits & Approvals · Demolition · Foundation · Framing · Rough-Ins (Plumbing/Electrical) — and the rest of the standard construction schedule.
Equipment you track — shown in the app as Assets
Type it in. Ready-made buttons only exist for the trades that service the same named machines again and again.
Your price book on day one
16 priced line items, loaded the moment your company is created — a working price book before your first quote.
- Concrete flatwork — 4" slab, broom finish
- Concrete driveway — 5" reinforced
- Concrete finisher labor
Your trade’s categories come first: Flatwork · Foundation · Decorative Concrete · Concrete · Site Work · Demolition · Repairs · Sealing & Coatings · Equipment Rental · Materials · Permits & Fees · Labor
How your quotes come out
Flatwork sells by the square foot, mud arrives by the cy, footings run by the foot — and your quotes come out that way, priced from a concrete book that’s loaded the day your company is created: the broom-finish slab, the reinforced driveway, ready-mix delivered, the pump day rate, finisher labor by the hour. Ask for a driveway replacement write-up and it carries the whole chain — demo and haul-off, subgrade and base, forms, mesh or rebar, finish, joints, cure and seal — because the line a bid skips is the callback you eat.
Read straight from the app’s own setup for Concrete & Flatwork companies. Starting prices are yours to edit.
Questions from concrete contractors
Does JobSiteCore come with a concrete price book?
Yes. A concrete company is created with 16 priced line items across flatwork, decorative concrete, foundation, site work, concrete, demolition, materials, equipment rental, repairs, sealing & coatings, and labor. The prices are starting points: edit them to your market and quote from them the same day.
What job sections does a concrete company get?
Pour areas: Driveway, Sidewalk / Walkway, Patio, Garage Slab, Basement Slab, and Footings, and more. Job levels are pours: Pour 1, Pour 2, Pour 3, and Footing Pour.
Does it cover foundations as well as flatwork?
Yes. The foundation package is written as the construction job it is: layout, permit, excavation, footings, wall forms, pour and strip, waterproofing and drain tile, backfill, slab and inspection.