Driveways
Parking and turning space.
$10–$15 / sq ft
The price sheet / November 2026
First the area.
Then the details.
These sample prices assume accessible ground, ordinary base preparation, forming, concrete placement and a broom finish. A site visit comes before the written quote.
Broom-finished work
WORK / STANDARD FINISH
Sample price per square foot
Patios
Open space behind the house.
$12–$18 / sq ft
Walkways
Paths with simple curves or corners.
$12–$17 / sq ft
Steps & landings
Measured by the total footprint from above. Height and number of risers affect the quote.
$35–$55 / sq ft
New pours have a $2,000 project minimum; steps have a $900 minimum. Old concrete removal, major excavation, drainage changes and difficult access are priced separately.
A 400-square-foot patio: at $12–$18 per square foot, the broom-finished work is $4,800–$7,200 before any separately quoted removal or site work.
Broom finish
A plain surface with fine lines drawn through the finish. It is included in the price sheet above and suits driveways, paths and simple patios.
Stamped finish
A patterned surface with the look of broad stone shapes. Add $5–$8 per square foot to the broom-finished price. We agree on pattern and color before the quote is final.
Crack repair
From $275 / visit
Includes cleaning and filling up to 10 linear feet of accessible cracks. We look at width, movement and uneven sections first. Filling a crack does not level a sunken slab or promise the crack will never move again; replacement may be the better scope.
The calendar is part of the job.
Why do pours stop when it freezes?
Fresh concrete needs time to cure. Frozen ground and freezing temperatures can spoil a new pour, so we pause rather than set a date we cannot hold. We restart after the ground thaws and the forecast supports the work.
When can I book for spring?
Spring 2027 booking opens in November 2026. We can plan the scope now; final measurements or ground checks may wait for the thaw. We agree on a pour window once conditions are clear.
Spring starts on paper
What goes here?
A place to park, sit or walk. Tell us the shape you have in mind; we measure the ground before writing the quote.