Free concrete proposal template

A concrete proposal with three options for the same driveway: a standard broom finish, a thicker reinforced slab, or a stamped and sealed finish.

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Proposal, Driveway options
$6,648.00Option 1, 1 line to price
$6,480.00Option 2, 2 lines to price
$6,648.00Option 3, 3 lines to price
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JobDriveway options
Option 1: Good: standard broom finish
Four-inch slab with mesh and sawed joints.
DescriptionQtyUnitPriceAmount
Concrete driveway, 4 in480sq ft$13.50$6,480.00
Wire mesh reinforcement480sq ft$0.35$168.00
Remove and haul old driveway480sq ft
Option 1 total$6,648.00 + lines to price
Option 2: Better: thicker reinforced slab
Thicker slab with rebar for heavy vehicles.
DescriptionQtyUnitPriceAmount
Concrete driveway, thicker slab480sq ft$13.50$6,480.00
Rebar reinforcement480sq ft
Remove and haul old driveway480sq ft
Option 2 total$6,480.00 + lines to price
Option 3: Best: stamped and sealed
Stamped pattern with color and sealer.
DescriptionQtyUnitPriceAmount
Concrete driveway, 4 in480sq ft$13.50$6,480.00
Wire mesh reinforcement480sq ft$0.35$168.00
Stamped and colored finish480sq ft
Concrete sealer480sq ft
Remove and haul old driveway480sq ft
Option 3 total$6,648.00 + lines to price
Notes
All options include removal, base and joints.
Terms
Choose an option and sign. Deposit schedules the pour.
Option chosen
Accepted by (customer signature)
Date

What a concrete proposal is for

Most homeowners have never thought about concrete thickness or reinforcement; they just want a driveway that does not crack. Three options on the same area show what a thicker slab or a decorative finish adds, and let them choose on looks and life instead of the lowest number.

What to put on a concrete proposal

  • The same area and removal in each.
  • Thickness and reinforcement differences.
  • Finish and sealer options.
  • Warranty differences.
  • One acceptance line.

A worked example

The same 480 sq ft driveway. Slab and mesh lines use the calculator's typical prices; the upgrades are yours to price.

Option 1: Good: standard broom finish. Four-inch slab with mesh and sawed joints.

LineQtyUnitPriceAmount
Concrete driveway, 4 in *480sq ft$13.50$6,480.00
Wire mesh reinforcement *480sq ft$0.35$168.00
Remove and haul old driveway480sq ftYour price

Option 2: Better: thicker reinforced slab. Thicker slab with rebar for heavy vehicles.

LineQtyUnitPriceAmount
Concrete driveway, thicker slab *480sq ft$13.50$6,480.00
Rebar reinforcement480sq ftYour price
Remove and haul old driveway480sq ftYour price

Option 3: Best: stamped and sealed. Stamped pattern with color and sealer.

LineQtyUnitPriceAmount
Concrete driveway, 4 in *480sq ft$13.50$6,480.00
Wire mesh reinforcement *480sq ft$0.35$168.00
Stamped and colored finish480sq ftYour price
Concrete sealer480sq ftYour price
Remove and haul old driveway480sq ftYour price

Explain in each note what the customer gets: standard, stronger for trucks, or decorative. That is what they choose between.

* Typical price from our free driveway cost calculator, which lists its sources. Your own costs and market come first.

Line items concrete contractors use

Line itemUnitHow to write it
Concrete flatwork, placed and finishedsq ftThickness, finish (broom, smooth, stamped) and mix strength.
Remove and haul old concretesq ftBreakout, loading and disposal.
Excavation and gradingsq ftTo the depth for base and slab.
Gravel base, compactedcu ydDepth of base.
Reinforcement, mesh or rebarsq ftSay which and the spacing for rebar.
Control joints, sawed or tooledftWhere cracks are encouraged to form.
Expansion joint at house or slabftWhere new meets existing.
Stamped or colored finishsq ftPattern and color; sealer included or not.
Concrete sealersq ftApplied after curing.
Steps, formed and pouredeachPer step; width and rise.
FootingsftWidth and depth per plan or code.
Pump truckeachWhen the truck cannot reach the pour.
Permit and inspectioneachDriveways and approaches often need one; check locally.

Terms and deposit language for concrete

  • Deposit. A deposit at signing schedules the pour and covers forming materials. Deposit limits for home improvement work differ from state to state, so confirm yours.
  • Payment. Balance due on the day of the pour or when forms are stripped, as agreed.
  • Warranty. Concrete cracks; control joints guide where. Say what you warrant (such as heaving, scaling or settling beyond a set amount) and what you do not (hairline cracks, damage from salt or heavy trucks).
  • Pour dates depend on weather and temperature; say how a rain day is handled.
  • Keep cars off a new driveway for the curing time you advise.
  • Sprinkler lines, invisible dog fences and buried cables in the dig area are the owner's to mark.

How to fill it in

  1. Fill in the customer and the job.
  2. Check each option's name, its one-line difference and its lines.
  3. Add your prices; each option totals on its own.
  4. Set tax, the deposit and the good-until date.
  5. Print it, download it, or send it from Koira so the customer can pick and sign on the phone.

Free tools for concrete

The same proposal for other trades: appliance repair, auto detailing, carpet cleaning, chimney, house cleaning, commercial cleaning, drywall, electrical, fence, flooring, garage door, general contractor, gutter, handyman, hvac, irrigation, junk removal, landscaping, lawn care, locksmith, moving, painting, pest control, plumbing, pool service, pressure washing, remodeling, roofing, septic, snow removal, solar, tree service, waterproofing, window cleaning.

FAQ

What concrete driveway options should I offer?

A standard broom finish, a thicker reinforced slab for heavy vehicles, and a decorative stamped or colored finish. Keep the area and removal the same in each.

Is a thicker driveway worth it?

For RVs, trucks or soft soil, a thicker slab with rebar resists cracking and settling. Explain when it matters so the customer can decide.

Does stamped concrete need sealing?

Sealer protects the color and pattern and needs reapplying over time. Include it and say how often to reseal.

Can customers choose online?

From a Koira proposal link they choose, sign and pay the deposit to schedule the pour. Pour dates fill quickly in good weather, so the signed deposit holds one.

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