🚗 Driveway Cost Calculator

Estimate and compare the cost of asphalt, concrete, and gravel driveways based on your project dimensions and material prices.

Driveway Cost Estimator – Compare Asphalt, Concrete & Gravel Prices

Use our driveway cost calculator to estimate the material quantity and total cost of installing an asphalt, concrete, or gravel driveway. Whether you’re resurfacing an old driveway or planning a new one, this tool gives you accurate estimates to help you budget with confidence.

What This Calculator Estimates

Results are based on average prices per ton or cubic yard and can be adjusted to match local supplier rates. This makes it ideal for both DIY planners and contractors preparing quotes.

Typical Price Assumptions

Driveway Material Comparison

Asphalt: Flexible, quick to install, and good for colder climates. Requires sealing every 3–5 years.

Concrete: Durable and low-maintenance with a clean, modern finish. Higher upfront cost but longer lifespan.

Gravel: Most affordable upfront, easy to install, and great for rural or long driveways. Needs periodic raking and refilling.

Tips to Reduce Driveway Installation Costs

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How deep should a driveway be?
For most residential driveways, 4 inches is standard for gravel and asphalt, while concrete may be poured at 4–6 inches for durability.

Do these prices include labor?
No — this calculator estimates material costs only. Labor costs vary widely depending on region, site accessibility, and driveway size.

Can I use recycled materials?
Yes! Recycled asphalt and crushed concrete are often cheaper and more eco-friendly, especially for base layers or rural drives.

Plan Smarter With the Right Tools

Combine this driveway cost estimator with our other free calculators to plan your entire project: Asphalt Calculator, Concrete Calculator, Gravel Calculator.

Whether you’re a homeowner planning a DIY job or a contractor pricing a quote, this tool helps you stay on budget and compare the best materials for your needs.