The concrete driveway cost calculator is a practical tool that helps you estimate both the cost and the quantities of materials needed to build a concrete driveway. Instead of calculating by hand for gravel, rebars, wooden forms, and concrete, the calculator does the work for you and provides a clear summary of all materials and their costs. This saves time, reduces errors, and makes planning much easier.
If you have other projects in mind, you can also use our concrete estimator or try the rebar calculator.
When building a driveway to your property, garage, or garden, the most common choices are:
Each option differs in cost, durability, and complexity. Concrete is often the best choice as it is durable, attractive, long-lasting, and maintenance-free. While more expensive than gravel or asphalt, it is still less costly than brick or cobblestone, making it a good value for large paved areas.
If you are still undecided, check out our gravel driveway calculator for comparison.
The concrete driveway calculator estimates both material amounts and total costs:
Material amounts:
Material costs:
The calculator has two modes:
Concrete volume = length × width × depth
= 100 × 12 × 0.5 = 600 ft³
Convert to cubic yards: 600 ÷ 27 = 22.2 yd³
Gravel volume = length × width × gravel_depth
= 100 × 12 × 0.33 = 396 ft³
Convert to cubic yards: 396 ÷ 27 = 14.7 yd³
Forms length = (2 × length) + (2 × width)
= (2 × 100) + (2 × 12) = 224 ft
Rebars total length = rebar_rows + rebar_columns
Total cost = $5,679
The calculator gives you a complete picture of material requirements and costs, whether you want a quick estimate or a detailed breakdown with your local prices. With just a few inputs, you can plan your driveway confidently and avoid time-consuming manual calculations.