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Concrete driveway replacement cost refers to the total expense required to remove an existing driveway and install a new concrete surface. This includes materials, labor, equipment, and site preparation costs for a complete driveway renovation project.
The calculator uses the concrete driveway cost formula:
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Explanation: The calculation provides an estimate based on standard Canadian concrete driveway replacement costs, with adjustments for project size and quality specifications.
Details: Accurate cost estimation is essential for budget planning, contractor comparisons, financing arrangements, and ensuring the project remains financially viable from start to completion.
Tips: Measure your driveway area accurately in square feet. Use the standard range of CAD 8-12 per square foot, adjusting based on local market conditions, driveway complexity, and concrete quality requirements.
Q1: What factors affect concrete driveway costs?
A: Key factors include driveway size, site accessibility, existing surface removal, ground preparation, concrete thickness, finishing options, and local labor rates.
Q2: How long does concrete driveway replacement take?
A: Typically 3-7 days including demolition, preparation, pouring, and curing time. Weather conditions can extend the timeline.
Q3: What is included in the cost per square foot?
A: The cost includes materials (concrete, reinforcement), labor, equipment, site preparation, demolition, and basic finishing. Additional features like staining or patterns cost extra.
Q4: How accurate is this cost estimate?
A: This provides a preliminary estimate. Actual costs may vary based on local market conditions, site-specific challenges, and additional features or requirements.
Q5: Should I get multiple quotes?
A: Yes, always obtain 2-3 detailed quotes from licensed contractors to compare pricing, scope of work, and project timelines before making a decision.