Concrete Driveway Cost Guide for Draper, UT

2026 Wasatch Front Concrete Prices

These are installed prices for the Salt Lake Valley market, including base preparation, formwork, reinforcement, the pour, finishing, control joints and cleanup. They are planning ranges, not quotes — site access, thickness and tear-out move the number.

• Standard broom finish: $8–$12 per sq ft
• Colored or integral pigment: $10–$14 per sq ft
• Stamped concrete: $12–$18 per sq ft
• RV pad / heavier 6" pour: $13–$16 per sq ft

By Driveway Size

A typical two-car driveway in the Salt Lake Valley runs 400–600 sq ft. On that size:

• New broom-finish driveway: $3,200–$7,200
• New stamped driveway: $4,800–$10,800
• Full replacement (demo, haul-away, new subgrade, new pour): $6,000–$12,000

What Moves the Price in Draper

• Tear-out and disposal: adds $1–$4 per sq ft over a new pour on bare ground
• Thickness: going from a 4" to a 6" slab adds roughly $1–$2.50 per sq ft in concrete and reinforcement
• Base and drainage: soft or poorly drained subgrade needs more excavation and import gravel — the most common hidden cost
• Grade and access: slopes, tight side yards and anything needing a pump add cost
• Winter pours: November through March can add 10–20% for accelerators and cold-weather protection
• Sealing: roughly $0.50–$1.00 per sq ft, every 2–3 years, to slow salt and freeze-thaw damage

Why the Ranges Are Wide

Two driveways the same size can differ by thousands of dollars on base condition alone. A quote that does not mention subgrade preparation, slab thickness or reinforcement is not comparable to one that does — ask for all three in writing before you compare totals.