What should your new concrete cost?
Put in the size and the job. You get the cubic yards to order, a price range per square foot from named cost guides — each with its date — and the line items a written bid should show. No sign-up, no form.
Cost guides by job
Slabs and ready-mix
Driveways
- Cost guideConcrete Driveway Cost per Square Foot and by Size (2026)
- Cost guideConcrete Driveway Extension Cost: Widening or Adding a Pad (2026)
- Cost guideConcrete Driveway Replacement Cost: Tear-Out Plus New Pour (2026)
- ComparisonConcrete vs Asphalt Driveway: Cost, Lifespan and Climate (2026)
- How it worksHow Thick Should a Concrete Driveway Be? 4, 5 or 6 Inches
Patios and finishes
Walkways, steps and walls

Illustrations here are AI-made sketches that show the idea. They are not photos of a real slab, driveway, product, job or person.
Before you build
Call 811 a few business days before any digging so buried utility lines get marked. Driveway aprons, foundations and taller retaining walls may need a permit — ask your local building department. Wet concrete can burn skin: crews wear gloves, boots and eye protection. Get the price, thickness, base and reinforcement in a written contract with a contractor who carries the license (where your state requires one) and insurance.