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Concreter quoting software for slabs, driveways, and repairs

A garden path this morning and a driveway pour this afternoon should not need two different quote habits. Price both per square metre, from the same book, before you drive off.

Garden path / slab (per m²) Shed / BBQ slab Patio / alfresco slab Driveway pour

Priced by the metre, not by memory

From a garden slab to a full driveway

A shed slab and a driveway pour both come from the same price book, priced per square metre so the site size sets the figure.

What BM-360 is

A concreter's price book, job list, and invoicing, covering slabs and paths, driveways, and crack or edge repair work.

On site or at home

Measure a patio on site and send the quote before you pack up. Set your per-metre rates from home between pours.

Bigger pours, same rate

A driveway pour is priced from the same per-metre line you use for a small garden slab, so nothing gets guessed on a big job.

Your week

Measured, quoted, poured, paid

Concreting quotes depend on an accurate site measure more than almost any other trade.

01

What goes wrong

A slab gets measured roughly on site, quoted as a round number, and the real cost only shows up on the invoice.

02

How a job runs with BM-360

The measure-and-quote enquiry lands on your job list, priced per square metre from the book.

03

What the week looks like

Small repairs and full driveway pours sit on the same list, and the invoice matches the site measure you took.

Price book

Jobs already named for concreters

Slabs, driveways, and repair and assess work are already listed, priced per square metre or per job. Set your own rate per line to match your local pricing.

Slabs & paths

  • Garden path / slab (per m²)
  • Shed / BBQ slab
  • Patio / alfresco slab

Driveways & outdoor

  • Driveway pour
  • Crossover / apron
  • Exposed aggregate finish

Repair & assess

  • Crack / edge repair
  • Resurface / overlay
  • Site measure / quote
  • Expansion joints / cutting

Concrete & mesh

  • Concrete supply allowance
  • Mesh / reo pack
  • Formwork timber pack

Decorative & exposed

  • Stencil / coloured concrete

Add-ons

  • After-hours / evening surcharge
  • Same-day attendance
  • Rubbish / disposal allowance

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