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PK CONSTRUCTION COST

Pakistan Construction Material & Cost Estimator

Estimates material quantities and total construction cost from plot area (Marla or m²) and number of floors, using standard Pakistani construction industry thumb rules — useful for owners and builders for early-stage budgeting.
Planning estimate only: material consumption ratios below are general Pakistani construction industry thumb rules (cement/steel/brick/sand/crush per sq ft), which can vary ±20–30% depending on structural design, wall thickness, soil conditions, and quality grade. All ratios are editable. This does not replace a structural engineer's Bill of Quantities (BOQ) — get one before finalizing your budget or starting construction.
Plot Area
Marla
Square Meter
Optional Details
Construction Type
1. Grey Structure Only
2. Finished Completely
0 ft²
Total Covered Area
Rs. 0
Total Estimated Cost
Rs. 0
Cost per Sq Ft
Grey Structure Materials
Material
Quantity
Unit Price (PKR)
Cost (PKR)

Formula Reference

Plot Area (ft²) = Marla × 225, or Square Meters × 10.7639
Total Covered Area = Plot Area × Number of Floors
Material Quantity = Covered Area × Consumption Ratio (editable per material)
Material Cost = Quantity × Unit Price  |  Total Cost = Σ (all material/item costs)

Default Grey Structure Consumption Ratios (per ft² covered area)

Cement0.28 bags/ft²
Steel (Sarya)1.35 kg/ft²
Bricks25 bricks/ft²
Sand (Ret)1.36 ft³/ft²
Crush (Bajri)0.76 ft³/ft²
Derived from a commonly-cited Pakistani double-story 5-Marla house example (~2,250 ft² covered area: ~625 cement bags, ~3 tons steel, ~56,000 bricks, ~3,050 ft³ sand, ~1,700 ft³ crush). All ratios are editable — adjust for your specific structural design, local practice, or engineer's recommendation.
Material consumption ratios reflect general Pakistani residential construction industry practice (load-bearing masonry with RCC slab) — actual requirements vary by structural type (load-bearing vs. RCC frame), wall thickness, soil/foundation conditions, region, and quality grade. Material and labor prices change frequently; always use current local market rates. This tool supports early-stage budgeting only — obtain a detailed BOQ from a qualified structural engineer or architect before finalizing your construction budget. For customized calculators tailored to your organization, please contact Impact Tech Solutions.