Concrete Tips and Estimate Calculator

Key Reasons to Build With Concrete
Why should you use concrete, as opposed to other building materials? Let's look at the many reasons. Lumber is a resource that takes years to grow and then harvest, not to mention the upkeep that goes with it. The regular painting or staining, the splinters in your bare feet on decks and steps, and those pesky Termites!

Concrete, on the other hand, is a great alternative:

	Can be curved, angled and molded to ANY contour you like.

	Termites DEFINITELY do NOT like concrete!

	Lots of color options and materials can be incorporated into the concrete itself - red, yellow, green - YOU name it. Stamped finishes as well as stones of various shapes, sizes and colors can be incorporated to show at the degree you choose.

	NO SPLINTERS!

	Concrete steps or decks don't stay wet for days after a shower.

	No nasty weeds grow up through it.

	Will last a lifetime.

So, what are you waiting for? Call Conrock today! 1-877-CONROCK (266-7625).

Concrete Calculator
Enter your project measurements to find out how much concrete you'll need.

Enter the height, width and depth in feet, one rectangular section at a time. Then click the Add Volume button. For example, the first section of a foundation might be called "front", and have measurements of 12 ft by 50 ft. by 1 ft.

The results are given in cubic yards of concrete required to fill that volume. Continue with each rectangular volume in the project. The calculator adds the results for you.

Remember, this is an estimate only. Our staff will assist you in determining the exact quantity of concrete, along with what additives are appropriate, for your project.

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ConRock Forecast

Roanoke Tomorrow's a great day to place concrete! Wednesday, May 14: Mostly sunny, with a high near 78.	Covington Tomorrow's a great day to plan your project! Wednesday, May 14: A slight chance of showers after 4pm. Increasing clouds, with a high near 75.	Lexington Tomorrow's a great day to plan your project! Wednesday, May 14: Increasing clouds, with a high near 76.