A Typical Material Report details square footage from civil sheets, such as Asphalt/Concrete Area, Building pad, Sidewalk, and Curb and Gutter. AGTEK Section Reports are used for Asphalt Paving Quantities (tons and CY), Concrete Pavement Quantities (CY), Aggregate Base Quantities (CY or Tons), Sidewalk and Curb Concrete Volumes, and Striping and Surfacing Calculations (Area).

The AGTEK Cut-Fill Report visually represents a project's earthwork needs. Color coding indicates excavation areas (red and orange) for lowering ground levels and fill requirements (blue and green) for raising surfaces. This comprehensive 2D or 3D design aids in understanding cut and fill needs, serving as a valuable tool for planning and ensuring alignment with project objectives.

An Earthwork Report assesses the material needed for excavation (cut) or placement (fill) to achieve design grades. It outlines the total volume of dirt to be moved, areas for cutting or filling, and site balance, including import or off-haul needs. This report is crucial for planning, evaluating trucking logistics, equipment, labor, and project costs, ensuring effective project management and successful execution.

The 3D View Report provides a realistic, three-dimensional visualization of the existing ground, proposed design, and calculated earthwork volumes. This interactive model allows users to visually assess cut and fill areas, slope transitions, grading challenges, and material movement across the entire project site.

The 3D View Report for Underground Wet Utilities offers a detailed three-dimensional visualization of all utility lines, including water mains, sewer lines, storm drains, and related structures (manholes, catch basins, valves, fittings).

The Underground Material Report provides a comprehensive breakdown of material quantities required for the installation of underground wet utility systems, including water, sewer, and storm drain lines.The report ensures that contractors and estimators have an accurate list of materials needed for procurement, cost estimation, and scheduling. It’s an essential tool for planning labor, equipment, and staging — helping avoid shortages or overruns during installation.

The Underground Trench Volume Report provides accurate calculations of excavation volumes required for installing underground utilities such as water, sewer, and storm drain lines. It breaks down trench volumes into bedding, haunching, initial backfill, and final backfill based on pipe size and depth, following MAG or project-specific standards. This report helps contractors estimate hauling, material, and labor needs efficiently, making it essential for bidding, planning, and field execution.

The Underground Utility Conflict Report identifies and highlights potential clashes between proposed utility lines and existing or proposed infrastructure. It pinpoints conflicts such as utility crossings, insufficient vertical or horizontal clearances, and interference with structures or grading. This report is crucial for pre-construction coordination, helping designers and contractors resolve conflicts early, avoid costly field changes, and ensure safe and efficient installation of water, sewer, and storm drain systems.