Land Measurement Tool for Contractors
Measure a job site from your desk — lot areas, slab and driveway square footage, fence and trench runs — straight from satellite imagery. Free, in any unit, shareable with your crew.
Built for pre-bid work
- Site prep and grading. Trace the work area and get square footage or acreage for clearing, grubbing, and rough grading quotes.
- Concrete and paving. Measure slabs, driveways, sidewalks, and parking areas; multiply by depth for a cubic-yard estimate.
- Fencing and utilities. Draw the run and get linear feet for fence lines, trenches, and conduit paths — including perimeters of irregular lots.
- Access and logistics. Check haul routes, staging room, and distances from the street before you commit equipment.
How contractors use it
- Pull up the site. Search the address and zoom in on current satellite imagery. The built-in assistant can jump to an address and even draw shapes for you.
- Trace the work. Click out the slab, lot, or fence line. Each shape shows its area or length live; keep separate shapes for separately priced scopes.
- Convert and estimate. Flip between sq ft, sq yd, acres, or meters, then apply your unit costs.
- Save and share. Save the measured map and send the link with your bid, so the client sees exactly what is included.
Frequently asked questions
What can I measure with it?
Areas (lots, slabs, driveways, parking, site pads) and distances (fence runs, trench lines, setbacks, hauls). Results come in square feet, square meters, acres, hectares, feet, meters, and more — switch units at any time.
How accurate is it for estimating?
A careful trace on high-resolution imagery is typically within a few percent — accurate enough for bids, takeoff sanity checks, and material ballparks. It is not a substitute for a licensed survey or as-built measurements on the contract.
Can I share a measurement with a client or my crew?
Yes. Save the map with your traced shapes and share it as a link, so everyone is pricing and building from the same picture.
Does it cost anything?
Measuring is free with no account required. A free account adds the ability to save and share your maps.