Choose a Landscaping or Aggregate Tool
These calculators help you plan driveways, garden beds, patios, paths, retaining walls, and outdoor spaces. Quickly estimate volume, weight, and coverage to order the right amount of material.
Gravel Calculator
Estimate gravel volume, weight, and coverage by area and depth.
Open calculator →Aggregate Calculator
Calculate mixed aggregate material needs for bases and sub-layers.
Open calculator →Sand Calculator
Plan sand coverage for leveling, bedding, or base preparation.
Open calculator →Stone Calculator
Estimate decorative or base stone volume and delivery quantities.
Open calculator →Topsoil Calculator
Determine soil volume for lawns, garden beds, and planting areas.
Open calculator →Mulch Calculator
Estimate mulch coverage depth and cubic yard requirements.
Open calculator →Compost Calculator
Plan compost quantities for beds, bins, and soil improvement.
Open calculator →Paver Calculator
Calculate paver counts, base material, and bedding sand for patios and walkways.
Open calculator →What These Landscaping Tools Help You Calculate
- Volume estimates: cubic yards, cubic feet, or cubic meters.
- Material weight: approximate tonnage for delivery planning.
- Coverage depth: ensure proper thickness for stability and aesthetics.
- Paver layouts: estimate total pavers and base materials.
- Garden prep: soil, compost, and mulch coverage for healthy plant growth.
Tips for Accurate Landscaping Estimates
- Measure area precisely, including irregular shapes and slopes.
- Add a small buffer to account for compaction and settling.
- Consider drainage and base layers for driveways or patios.
- For decorative stone or mulch, depth significantly affects coverage.
For detailed assumptions and formulas, visit our Methodology and Data Sources.
Important Estimate Disclaimer
All calculator results are general estimates only and may vary based on site conditions, compaction rates, soil type, and project-specific requirements.
Always verify dimensions and material specifications before ordering, and consult a qualified professional for structural or drainage-related work.