Free project tools
Measure it.
Make a plan.
One place to work out material quantities—from framing and shingles to flooring, concrete and your yard. Then find a local business to bring it together.
Choose your project below.
Enter measurements. Adjust the product. Copy or share your estimate.
No account needed · No fixed supplier assumptionsFraming & lumberRoofing & shinglesSiding & exteriorsDrywallPaintFlooring & tileConcreteRock, soil & mulchSod & lawn
BuildStructure, roof & concrete
Plan the core materials.
Framing & lumberEstimate studs and plate footage for your wall runs, with spacing and extra framing taken from your plans.Roofing & shinglesConvert roof measurements into surface area, roofing squares and bundles using your product’s actual coverage.ConcreteEstimate concrete for slabs and rectangular pours in cubic yards, with optional bag counts.
FinishSurfaces, rooms & exteriors
Measure the finishing touches.
Siding & exteriorsAdd wall faces and triangular gables, subtract usable openings, and estimate the coverage to order.DrywallCalculate wall and ceiling area, then compare sheet sizes and material allowances.PaintEstimate paint from wall area, coats and the coverage printed on your chosen product.Flooring & tileMeasure one room or several, allow for cuts, and turn coverage into boxes or individual tiles.
OutdoorsYards, beds & landscapes
Make space for what comes next.
Rock, soil & mulchMeasure beds and fill areas, calculate cubic yards, and optionally convert using supplier-provided density or bag volume.Sod & lawnAdd lawn sections, remove planting beds and estimate rolls or pallets from the supplier’s stated coverage.Category images are illustrative; contractor work is shown in individual business profiles.
Good measurements make better conversations.
A quantity is a starting point. Share the result with a contractor, installer or supplier to confirm specifications, cuts, delivery and the complete scope. Wall framing estimates cover studs and plates; a whole-house structural takeoff requires the plans.
