MaterialFit
Start measuring

Measure the parts.
Plan the material.

Enter your measurements. See a preliminary material range and the assumptions behind it.

Start measuring Choose a trade

Choose a trade

  1. Flooring
  2. Drywall & sheet goods
  3. Painting
  4. Roofing
  5. Insulation
  6. Siding & panels
  7. Concrete & mortar
  8. LandscapingStone/gravel, mulch, sand, soil/topsoil, compost

Measured parts · planning range · assumptions

Illustrated house cutaway showing roof, insulation, drywall, siding, painted walls, flooring, concrete, and a landscaped garden bed.
Illustrative job map · not your measured layout
  1. 1

    Choose a trade

    Pick the work you’re planning.

  2. 2

    Measure each part

    Enter actual dimensions and product details.

  3. 3

    Review a preliminary range

    Check the plan and assumptions before purchasing.

A material range you can check.

Name a room, house section, or outdoor area. Add measured parts such as floors, walls, roof planes, or garden beds. The result shows a material count, roll length, or volume, depending on the work.

Use the facts you have
Enter actual dimensions and check product details against the material you will use. Any suggested values are planning assumptions, not verified facts about your product.
See how the estimate was built
Review the measured total, any entered allowance, and a lower-to-upper planning range. The assumptions and limitations stay beside the result.
Landscaping by volume
Stone/gravel, mulch, sand, soil/topsoil, and compost use each rectangular bed’s length, width, and layer depth. For example, a 10 × 12 ft bed at 0.25 ft depth measures 30 ft³. With 0% entered allowance, its preliminary range is 30–31.5 ft³; the upper end includes 5% contingency. No weight or bag count is guessed.
Keep judgement in the field
These are preliminary estimates, not purchase-ready orders. Verify your measurements, product specifications, and site conditions before buying or installing.
Open Measurements