"ConstrCalc NEVER makes assumptions. Users provide project information, measurements, units, rates, and values. ConstrCalc ONLY performs mathematically accurate calculations and professional construction planning summaries."

Our Commitment

ConstrCalc® is a professional construction intelligence platform. Its purpose is mathematical accuracy — nothing more, nothing less.

What ConstrCalc Does

  • Performs mathematically accurate calculations on your entered values
  • Presents deterministic unit conversions (ft² ↔ m², etc.)
  • Generates project planning summaries derived only from your inputs
  • Distributes your grand total across duration for planning envelopes
  • Produces professional reports (PDF · Excel · Word · CSV · JSON · Print)
  • Provides construction knowledge (guides, glossary, methodology) for education

What ConstrCalc Does NOT Do

  • NO AI predictions
  • NO assumptions about your values, rates, or units
  • NO modification of user-supplied information
  • NO fake construction rates
  • NO hidden formulas or hidden calculations
  • NO automatic application of "location multipliers" to your rates
  • NO fabricated recommendations
  • NO undisclosed adjustments

Every Formula, Published

Every equation ConstrCalc performs is documented on the Calculator Methodology page. If it's not there, it's not happening.

Reference Values Are Reference-Only

Some pages (Guides, Blog, Country Guides) list typical price ranges, standard material quantities, or regional norms. These are reference material for the user — the calculator itself never silently pulls or applies them. All values used in a calculation come from what the user has explicitly entered.

Reporting Transparency

Reports (PDF/Excel/Word/CSV/JSON) contain only the values you entered and the mathematical results derived from them. No hidden fields. No opaque cells.

Feedback

If you ever suspect ConstrCalc is applying a hidden adjustment or invented value, please report it. We will investigate and, if confirmed, publish a correction here.

Version Control

Any change to a formula ships with a versioned entry in the Methodology. You will always be able to trace exactly what the calculator did at any point in time.