Concrete Driveway Cost Calculator

Estimate concrete driveway cost from length, width, thickness, and finish — with optional old-slab removal. Click any i for detail.

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Your driveway

Length (ft)
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Length

Distance along the drive from street or apron to the far end.

Width (ft)
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Width

Paved width — often 10–12 ft single-car or 18–24 ft shared.

Slab thickness
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Thickness

Four inches is common for cars. Thicker slabs suit heavier loads.

Finish
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Finish

Broom is standard traction. Colored and stamped finishes add decorative cost.

Your state
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Your state

Scales midpoints for typical state-level labor and material costs versus the U.S. average. Not a local contractor bid.

Options

How to use this calculator

  1. Enter length and width for the paved footprint.
  2. Choose thickness and finish.
  3. Pick your state.
  4. Toggle tear-out if replacing an existing slab.

Results explained

The headline is an installed midpoint for a new slab over a workable base. Tear-out appears when checked.

Quick reference: concrete driveway rates

U.S.-average installed midpoints per sq ft (broom finish baseline) before state scaling.

Thickness / finish add-onPer sq ft
4 in broom$8.50
5 in broom$10.25
6 in broom$12.50
Colored add-on+$2.25
Stamped add-on+$4.50

Old concrete removal ≈ $3/sq ft. Example 40×12 (480 sq ft) at 4 in broom ≈ $4,080 before state scaling.

How the estimate is built

(Thickness rate + finish add-on) × length × width, plus optional removal, then state scaling.

Example scenario

A 40×12 ft, 4 in broom drive at U.S. average is about $4,080. Stamped instead adds ~$2,160 ≈ $6,240.

FAQ

Asphalt vs concrete?

Different materials and maintenance. Use the asphalt calculator for blacktop comparisons.

Is rebar included?

Typical residential reinforcement is assumed inside the midpoint — confirm with your pour crew.

Control joints?

Usually included in a standard broom pour; decorative saw-cutting can add cost.