- A concrete slab usually costs $4 to $8 a square foot, This Old House says.
- HomeAdvisor and This Old House both put a 30 by 30 slab at $3,600 to $7,200.
- Thicker slabs for driveways and garages cost more; stamped and colored slabs cost far more.
- Tear-out of old concrete and leveling a sloped site are separate lines.
Slab cost per square foot
| Slab | Price a sq ft | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Typical slab | $4 to $8 | This Old House |
| 4 inch | $6 | HomeAdvisor |
| 4 to 6 inch | $6 to $9 | HomeAdvisor |
| 4 to 8 inch | $6 to $12 | HomeAdvisor |
| Stamped | $8 to $28 | Bob Vila |
Common slabs
This Old House lists typical prices: a car parking pad $1,200, a patio $3,000, a driveway $3,000 and a garage $3,500. HomeAdvisor's area table puts 100 square feet at $600 and 400 square feet at $2,400.
Tear-out and site prep
HomeAdvisor says removing an old patio surface costs $2 to $6 a square foot. Today's Homeowner says removing severe slopes and leveling adds $1 to $3 a square foot.
A worked example
A 30 by 30, 4 inch slab at the US average comes to $3,600 to $7,200, about $5,400 typical, or about $9,000 with tear-out of the old one. A 300 square foot stamped patio is about $5,400. Enter a ZIP to scale the 50% labor share.
Quoting slabs
- Thickness and reinforcement on the estimate.
- Base prep and forms.
- Deposit before the pour. Koira takes it on approval.
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Last checked October 9, 2026. More for your trade: how trades run on Koira.