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Estimating cost of concrete driveway construction

Anthony Piazza
  • Investor
  • Spring, TX
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I thought I'd share a link to a nice web tool I found today for estimating the cost of concrete driveway construction:

http://buildingjournal.com/concrete-driveway-estim...

I hope you find it useful.

-Tony

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Manolo D.#3 Contractors Contributor
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Flatwork is easy, about $5/sf is fine, but I will never do it for that price. I order from the mix plant, and its usually $90-100/cu yd, then my labor and etc, but then I don't do anything less than 5 cu yd. It also depends on soil, slope, work condition, stamping or not, sealed or not, thickness, etc. $5/sf is the most basic and flat work up to a slope of 5%.

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