you need to ask per cubic yard.. and im trying to figure it out as well
25856 / 27 = 958 yards of concrete @ $75 per yard = $71,850
Where I live, concrete is now $100 per cubic yard, or $500 total. That is for a local delivery.
Concrete in the bulk is measured in cubic yards. Concrete on the ground is often measured by square yards, but the depth of the concrete must be known, too. The price per cubic yard varies a lot across the US, plus not knowing the thickness of the concrete means that your question cannot reasonably be answered.
Essentially, you need three and a third cubic yards of concrete to replace that quantity to those measurements - so if the cost of a cubic yard of concrete is 30, multiply it by 3.333 and you get 100
That is an area measurement, whereas concrete is measured in volume, typically cubic yards in the US. The costs vary widely based on local availiblity of materials and the type of concrete mix. The national average is about $100 for a cubic yard of concrete.
40 / 27 = 1.481 yards x $100 = $148.00 + tax. Unfortunately you will have a hard time getting a concrete company to deliver less than 5 yards.
how much does a cubic yard of concrete cost in atlanta georgia
One yard of delivered concrete is $250.00. Prices change according to location. One cubic yard contains 27 cubic feet. Concrete is sold in cubic yards. A yard of concrete weighs approximately 4200 pounds.
FOR WINTER MIX CONCRETE IN THE NYC AREA AS OF FEBRUARY 2012 THE COST FOR 3200 psi CONCRETE IS $114 PER CUBIC YARD
double the cost of 1 yard, and twice as less 4 yards...haha
It would vary with the cost of concrete in your area and how thick the slab would be. I assume by the size that you are building a shop or similar. If so, I would go at least 6" thick. 1 cubic yard at 6" thick covers 6 square yards. So, you will get 6 square yards of concrete out of 1 cubic yard. You have 1680 square feet, divide that by 9 for square yards = roughly 186 square yards. 186 square yards divided by 6 = 31 cubic yards At $110 per yard here in the midwest, it would cost $3410. But, I would figure extra to make sure you had enough when pouring it. Possibly 1 or 1 1/2 yards extra.
The building was constructed in the early years of World War II in the space of only 16 months, and was completed on January 15, 1943 at a cost of roughly $83 million. Its construction managed the consolidation of 17 buildings belonging to the War Department, and required 5.5 million cubic yards of earth, 41,492 concrete piles, as well the dredging of 680,000 tons of sand and gravel into 435,000 cubic yards of concrete. The building was constructed in the early years of World War II in the space of only 16 months, and was completed on January 15, 1943 at a cost of roughly $83 million. Its construction managed the consolidation of 17 buildings belonging to the War Department, and required 5.5 million cubic yards of earth, 41,492 concrete piles, as well the dredging of 680,000 tons of sand and gravel into 435,000 cubic yards of concrete.