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- Concrete driveways 25,843 concrete contractors listed
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What driveway and paving work usually costs nationally. Your quotes depend on the job and where you live.
- Asphalt driveway $5 to $15 New, per square foot, installed Driveway cost guide
- Concrete driveway $6 to $12 Plain or broom finish, per square foot, installed Driveway cost guide
- Sealcoating $300 to $850 A typical job Sealcoating cost guide
- Crack and pothole repair $0.50 to $3 Per linear foot filled Driveway repair cost guide
- Concrete patio $4 to $12 Plain slab, per square foot Patio and walkway cost guide
- Stamped or decorative concrete $8 to $28 Stamped, simple to complex patterns, per square foot Decorative driveway cost guide
- Gravel driveway $1 to $4 Per square foot, on a prepared or existing base Driveway cost guide
- Concrete resurfacing $3 to $7 A basic coat, per square foot Driveway repair cost guide
- Asphalt resurfacing or overlay $1 to $10 Per square foot, across the cost guides Driveway repair cost guide
- Removing an old driveway $1 to $3 Asphalt, per square foot Driveway cost guide
- Widening or extending $2 to $15 Per square foot, priced like new work in the same material Driveway repair cost guide
- Driveway permit $50 to $200 Where one's needed Driveway permit guide
Ranges are national figures from published cost guides, not quotes, each credited in our guides.
Before you hire
All guides- CostsWhat a concrete patio or walkway costsPublished national ranges for a plain or stamped concrete patio, by the square foot and for a 10 by 10 foot slab, and what to ask about a walkway.
- CostsWhat a driveway costs: concrete, asphalt and gravelPublished national ranges for a new concrete, asphalt or gravel driveway, by the square foot and by size, and for taking out the old one.
- RulesDo you need a permit for a driveway?Who issues a driveway permit depends on the road it meets. Each state's highway permit, curb cuts at city streets, and the few state rules on paved area near water.
- CostsRepair, resurface or replace your driveway?Published national ranges for filling cracks, patching potholes, resurfacing concrete or asphalt, widening a driveway and starting over.
More guides: What sealcoating an asphalt driveway costs, What decorative driveways cost: stamped concrete, exposed aggregate and pavers and How to check a paving or concrete contractor, and spot the leftover-asphalt pitch.
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