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Trades Hub Calculators

Free, instant calculators for HVAC technicians, roofers, concrete contractors, and home service business owners.

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HVAC BTU & Tonnage

Find the right AC or heat pump size based on square footage, insulation, and climate zone.

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HVAC Energy Savings

See annual savings and payback period when upgrading to a higher-efficiency HVAC system.

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Roofing Cost Estimator

Estimate a new roof by square footage, pitch, material type, and regional labor market.

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Concrete Calculator

Calculate cubic yards and bag counts for slabs, footings, columns, and walls.

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True Employee Cost

Calculate the fully-burdened labor rate including taxes, insurance, vehicle, and benefits.

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Why Trade Professionals Use TradeCalc Hub

Running a home service business means making dozens of calculations every day β€” job costing, material estimates, equipment sizing, pricing, and more. TradeCalc Hub puts all of those calculations in one place, free and instantly accessible from any device.

Whether you're an HVAC technician calculating the right tonnage for a new installation, a roofing contractor preparing a bid, or a business owner trying to understand your true labor costs, our calculators are built to match real-world trade workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these calculators accurate enough for real bids?

Our calculators provide reliable estimates based on industry-standard formulas. For final project bids, use these numbers as a starting point and adjust based on your local labor rates, site conditions, and current material costs.

Is there a cost to use TradeCalc Hub?

All calculators are completely free. We support the site through advertising. No account, email, or credit card is ever required.

Can I use these on my phone on a job site?

Yes β€” every calculator is designed to work on mobile. Bookmark the page you use most and pull it up when you're in the field.