Concrete Driveway Cost Calculator
Get an instant 2026 budget range based on national installed pricing, adjusted for your region — then let real local quotes confirm your exact number.
A standard 2-car driveway is about 640 sq ft (20×32). Removing an existing slab adds $1,500–$3,500 on top of the estimate. Related: the full Concrete Driveway cost guide.
How this estimate works
The calculator multiplies your project size by 2026 national installed price ranges for the selected option, then applies a regional cost index. It intentionally returns a range, not a single number — real quotes vary with access, prep, code requirements, and current local demand. On mid-size projects the spread between the highest and lowest licensed quote routinely runs 20–40%, which is why comparing at least two quotes matters more than any calculator.
Frequently asked questions
What's included in the per-square-foot price?
Grading, forms, 4-inch pour, standard reinforcement, and finishing. Thicker slabs for heavy vehicles cost more.
Concrete vs asphalt driveway?
Concrete costs 30–50% more upfront but lasts 30+ years vs 15–20 for asphalt, with less maintenance in hot climates.
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