Concrete and masonry contractors work with tighter scheduling constraints than most trades. A pour has to happen on the right day for the weather, at the right time for the batch plant delivery, with the full crew on site and the forms already set and inspected. If any one piece isn't in place when the truck arrives, you have a problem. On top of that, material quantities have to be calculated precisely because over-ordering or under-ordering concrete mid-pour creates real cost and schedule problems.
IRONGRID is concrete contractor software and masonry contractor software built for field-based crews managing schedule-sensitive work. Use it as your concrete company software to track every yard of concrete, every bag of mortar, and every piece of rebar against the job, your crew scheduling tool to coordinate pour days and multi-day masonry installs, and your billing platform to send accurate invoices the day work is complete. The app for concrete contractors works on any phone so supervisors can update job status and log materials from the field.
Built for the way concrete & masonry businesses work
Every tool you need to run your jobs from first call to final payment.
Work Orders for Every Pour & Project
Create work orders for foundations, flatwork, driveways, retaining walls, and masonry installations. Assign crew, set schedules, and track every project from start to finish.
Phase-Based Project Checklists
Break concrete and masonry projects into phases: site prep, forming, pour, finishing, curing, and form removal. Track every step so your crew always knows what's next.
Materials & Concrete Tracking
Log cubic yards of concrete, bags of mortar, rebar, forms, sealers, and equipment used on each job. Tie material costs directly to the work order for accurate billing.
Crew Scheduling & Labor Tracking
Schedule your crew for pours and multi-day projects. Track labor hours on every job so you understand the true cost of each project and bid future work more precisely.
Job Site Photo Documentation
Attach photos of the completed slab, wall, or structure to every work order. Document your work to protect yourself from disputes and build your portfolio.
Invoicing & Payment Collection
Generate accurate invoices that reflect your materials and labor, and collect payment electronically. Card, ACH, and check all supported. Get paid when the concrete sets.
How concrete and masonry businesses use IRONGRID
A GC calls Monday to confirm your crew can pour a residential garage slab on Thursday. The project manager opens IRONGRID, creates the work order, adds the site address and any access notes, sets the pour date, breaks the job into phases (form inspection, pour, finishing, cure check, form strip), and assigns the crew. The batch plant delivery is noted in the job details. By Thursday morning the crew lead has the full job on their phone before loading the first form.
The pour goes in Thursday morning. The crew lead logs the cubic yards of concrete received, the rebar and wire mesh used, and the finishing supplies. When the pour is done and the surface is finished, the crew lead takes photos of the completed slab and marks the job complete. The office sends the invoice the same day. The client gets a payment link with a photo of the finished slab in their inbox before the forms are even stripped.
For concrete and masonry companies with repeat GC clients (subdivision work, commercial developer programs, ongoing retaining wall contracts), IRONGRID keeps every project organized under the client's account. When the same developer starts a new phase of a subdivision, the contact details, site access notes, and pricing history from prior jobs are already in the system. New work orders are created in minutes and prior job costs give you real data to sharpen the next bid.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about using IRONGRID for concrete & masonry businesses.
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