What will your concrete job cost? Get a price in 2 minutes.

Trace your driveway, patio or sidewalk on a satellite photo of your home and get an instant installed-cost estimate for Pittsburgh area. Free, and you see the price before sharing any contact info.

  • Driveway: about $7.92–$10.10 per sq ft new; a 20 × 24 ft two-car driveway is about $3,800–$4,850.
  • Patio: about $8.85–$11.20 per sq ft broom finish; a 12 × 16 ft patio is about $1,700–$2,150.
  • Sidewalk: about $11.25–$14.17 per sq ft; a 4 × 30 ft front walk is about $1,350–$1,700.

Get your price

1. What are you pouring?
2. Measure the area

3. A few details

How it works

  1. Find your home. Enter your address and we show it from above.
  2. Trace the area. Tap the corners; we measure square feet and edges.
  3. See your price. A range with the full cost breakdown: concrete, base, forms, reinforcement, labor.
  4. Optional: get it confirmed. A local contractor visits and gives you a final quote.

Typical concrete prices, Pittsburgh area

Broom-finish new pours, installed, including base, forms, reinforcement and labor. Prices updated 2026-11.

ProjectPer sq ftTypical sizeTypical total
Concrete driveway$7.92–$10.1020 × 24 ft$3,800–$4,850
Concrete patio$8.85–$11.2012 × 16 ft$1,700–$2,150
Concrete sidewalk$11.25–$14.174 × 30 ft$1,350–$1,700

Common questions

Is PriceMyConcrete free?

Yes. The estimate is free and you see the price before giving any contact information. If you want, we pass your request to local contractors at no cost to you.

How accurate is the estimate?

It is a planning range of about plus or minus 12%, built from typical Pittsburgh area material and labor costs. A contractor sets the final price after seeing slope, soil, access and the condition of any old concrete.

How do you measure my driveway or patio?

You trace the area on a satellite photo of your property and we calculate square feet and edge length from the shape. You can also type length and width instead.

What areas do you cover?

We currently estimate prices for the Pittsburgh area (Allegheny, Washington, Westmoreland, Butler and Beaver counties). More regions are coming.

How is the price calculated?

We add up concrete by the cubic yard, gravel base, forms, reinforcement, finish, labor and removal of old concrete if needed, then add a typical contractor margin. See How we estimate for the full method.