Concrete Driveway Cost Calculator

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Measure the full length of the driveway from the garage or house to the street.
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A single-car driveway is typically 10-12 ft wide; a two-car driveway 16-20 ft.
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4 in (10 cm) is standard for residential driveways with regular car traffic. Go to 5-6 in for heavy trucks, RVs, or soft soil.
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A 4 in compacted gravel layer is standard in most climates. Set to 0 if you have existing stable sub-base.
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The finish type is the biggest variable in labor cost. Plain is cheapest; stamped costs the most.
Wire mesh is standard for residential driveways 4 in thick. Rebar is recommended for 5 in or thicker slabs, or where heavy vehicles are expected.
Professional sealing after the pour protects the surface from stains, freeze-thaw damage, and UV fading. Costs roughly $1-$2 per square foot.
If replacing an existing asphalt or concrete driveway, check this to include tear-out and disposal in the estimate.
Ready-mix delivered to site. National average is $125-$165/yd³ in 2026; call local suppliers for an exact quote.
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Leave at 0 to use the built-in estimate for your selected finish type. Enter a contractor quote to override it.
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Total estimated costMid-range
$7,201

All materials + labor + optional sealing and demolition

Cost per sq ft$11.25
Concrete needed8.53yd³
Driveway area640ft²
Concrete cost$1,237
Gravel sub-base cost$332
Reinforcement cost$512
Labor cost$4,160
Sealing cost$960
Demolition cost$0

Estimated total: $7,201

  • Your 640 sq ft driveway with a brushed texture comes to about $11.25 per square foot.
  • Materials account for roughly 29% of the budget; labor makes up most of the rest.
  • Plain and brushed finishes are the most durable for driveways and require less maintenance than decorative options.

Next stepGet at least three contractor quotes. Prices vary by region, season, and site access. Ask each contractor to itemize materials, labor, and any sub-base or demolition separately.

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