Concrete Driveway Paving Cost Estimator
Concrete can be finished in numerous ways and poured in different thicknesses and sizes. For this reason, there is a wide range of associated costs. The national average cost for a concrete driveway is between $3,829 and $7,230, with most homeowners paying around $5,624 for a broom finish concrete driveway that measures 24’ x 24’ and is 5′ thick. This project’s low cost is around $1,422 for a 12’ x 24’ driveway paved over existing gravel. The high cost is around $12,420 for a 24’ x 24’ decorative stamped and colored concrete driveway.
Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQs)
As for thickness, non-reinforced pavement four inches thick is standard for passenger car driveways. For heavier vehicles, a thickness of five inches is recommended. To eliminate standing water, the driveway should be sloped towards the street a minimum of one percent, or 1/8 inch per foot, for proper drainage.
You do need gravel under a concrete slab, footing, or patio. Gravel provides a solid foundation for your concrete as it can be compacted. It also improves drainage, preventing water from pooling beneath the concrete.
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Click hereConcrete is a mixture of Portland cement, water, and aggregates like rock or sand. It makes a level long-wearing surface ideal for driveways, particularly in the South. Because concrete does better in warm weather than cold, it is the preferred driveway material in warmer states.
The Concrete driveway cost is around 8 $ to 23 $ per square feet primly depending on its type and finished top surface. The driveway is one of the essential components of your home’s exterior and consequently this space plays a big role in the attractiveness of your property.
Concrete Driveway Cost per Yard
Most concrete is sold and poured by the cubic yard, at $145 to $160 a yard. This is also true of driveways. Although many people are more comfortable speaking in square feet than cubic yards, it helps to know the total costs. Like costs by square foot, there are variations based on the driveway’s type, finish, and thickness.
Plain and Colored Concrete Driveways
Concrete is one of the most popular materials used for a driveway. It can stack on any surface and is highly durable. To make your driveway look different and attractive with a stand-out feature in your landscaping, we can add color to the concrete mix.
We can choose to have a traditional look of a concrete driveway or work with specialized tools to create a textured look or increase grip on a sloped driveway.
Driveway Installation Cost
The total cost of driveway installation depends on the size of the driveway, site conditions and the material used. Labor can make up about half of the total price per square foot while the price for new material can make up the other half. Thickness can affect material cost, especially for concrete and asphalt. Special materials, like heated driveways, are more labor-intensive and thus, more costly to complete.
Any special design choices like stamped patterns, colored stains or unique finishes can tack on at least a few more dollars per square foot. Homeowners may need their contractors to excavate plants or trees from the site, which will cost extra.
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Process To Get Driveway Cost Estimate Report
Here I am going to share some steps to get your driveway cost estimate report.
