Size and thickness
Bigger projects cost more overall but usually less per square foot. Driveways that carry heavy vehicles may need a thicker, reinforced slab.
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Typical installed prices per square foot for a standard 4-inch residential slab in the Burlington and Alamance County area.
| Project | Broom finish | Stamped | Stained / colored |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driveway | $7–$9 / sq ft | $12–$19 / sq ft | $9–$14 / sq ft |
| Patio | $7–$12 / sq ft | $12–$22 / sq ft | $9–$17 / sq ft |
| Slab (garage, shed, pad) | $6–$10 / sq ft | $11–$20 / sq ft | $8–$15 / sq ft |
| Walkway / sidewalk | $8–$14 / sq ft | $13–$24 / sq ft | $10–$19 / sq ft |
Every site is different. Your exact price comes from a free on-site estimate and a clear written quote.
Bigger projects cost more overall but usually less per square foot. Driveways that carry heavy vehicles may need a thicker, reinforced slab.
Much of Alamance County sits on red clay. Excavation, a compacted stone base and proper drainage add to the price, but they keep the slab from cracking and sinking.
Tight backyards, slopes or no room for a concrete truck can mean pumping or wheelbarrowing the concrete, which adds labor.
A broom finish is the most affordable. Stamped and stained concrete cost more because of extra materials, finishing labor and sealing.
Breaking out and hauling away an old slab adds to the cost. If the old concrete is still sound, resurfacing may be a lower-cost option.
Steps, borders, seat walls, fire pit pads and extra reinforcement all add to the total.
Typical installed prices run about $7–$9 per square foot for a standard 4-inch broom-finish driveway, so a 20×40 two-car driveway (800 sq ft) is roughly $5,600–$7,200. Removing an old driveway, extra thickness or a decorative finish adds to that.
A broom-finish patio typically runs about $7–$12 per square foot, and stamped concrete about $12–$22 per square foot. A 12×16 patio (192 sq ft) with a broom finish is roughly $1,500–$2,300.
No. It's a ballpark based on typical Burlington-area prices. Your exact price depends on your site, access, soil, drainage and design, and comes from a free on-site estimate.
Stamping adds color, release agents, stamping mats, extra finishing labor and sealing. That typically adds about $5–$10 per square foot over a standard broom finish.
Yes. Small projects typically have a minimum charge of about $1,500, because bringing out a crew, forms and a concrete truck costs about the same whether the job is large or small.
No. On-site estimates are free, and you get a clear written quote before any work starts.
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