Weather days the bid didn't buy
Rain-outs and a cold-joint redo, and the pour schedule slides. Live costing shows the labor and equipment burn against plan while the remaining pours can still absorb a re-sequence.
// CONCRETE CONTRACTOR SOFTWARE
Yards placed, pump hours, excavator time and crew day-rates — site-work margins live and die on utilization. Track the crew and the iron against the job, and see the margin move with every pour. Peer reviews and certs show which finishers and operators to build your crew around.
01 — Built for concrete and site-work crews
Three problems that show up on the closeout report. Here is where the app catches each one earlier.
Rain-outs and a cold-joint redo, and the pour schedule slides. Live costing shows the labor and equipment burn against plan while the remaining pours can still absorb a re-sequence.
Equipment assignment puts machines on jobs, with scheduled maintenance and due dates — so the iron's time is planned, and pre-op inspections ride the same forms your crew already files.
Skills tracking answers "who can run the pump truck" from approved credentials, with rigging and aerial-lift training in the built-in library.
02 — Job costing
Your bid's phases carry the hours; clock-ins and material costs land against them; margin to date per pour shows which flatwork actually pays.
Yes. Crews log equipment usage hours against the job, separate from their own clocked time on tasks, and equipment has its own budget line in the job financials. Both roll into the job's live cost picture.
Yes. Site-work and excavation jobs are jobs like any other: phases, tasks, equipment assignments and live costs. The trade label doesn't change the math.
// Also built for
Concrete and site-work crews of any size: $2–5 per user per month, priced on this site, no sales call. Your first live margin number is one clocked shift away.