Concrete Driveway Installation Installed concrete driveway Typical national range$3,500 - $25,000Frisco adjusted range$3,500 - $24,900 Common cost factors Square footage & layout: Larger or curved/long driveways increase materials, labor, and forming time.Thickness & reinforcement: Upgrading from 4" to 5–6" slabs, adding rebar/mesh or higher PSI mix raises cost.Site prep & demo: Excavation, base rock, grading, drainage, and removal/haul-off of old surfaces add labor and disposal fees.Finish & features: Broom finish is least costly; stamped, colored, borders, or sealer increase price. Common price components Concrete materials & delivery - $1,500 - $7,000Ready-mix concrete, admixtures, potential pump truck, waste/overage.Base prep & excavation - $800 - $4,000Grading, excavation, gravel base, compaction, minor drainage adjustments.Labor & forming - $1,200 - $6,000Forms, placement, screeding, finishing, control joints, clean-up.Reinforcement & thickness upgrades - $400 - $3,000Wire mesh/rebar, dowels, thicker slab per load requirements.Removal/haul-off (if replacing) - $500 - $2,500Demo of existing driveway, disposal fees, site protection.
Driveway Expansion Concrete driveway expansion Typical national range$3,000 - $25,000Frisco adjusted range$3,000 - $24,900 Common cost factors Square footage added: More area increases concrete, base, forms, and labor.Thickness & reinforcement: Heavier loads need thicker slab, rebar/mesh, higher PSI mix.Site prep & demo: Excavation, grading, base rock, and any removal of lawn or old pavement add cost.Access & forming complexity: Tight access, curves, steps, or retaining edges increase labor and materials. Common price components Site prep & excavation - $800 - $3,500Layout, sod/soil removal, grading, and haul-off.Base material & compaction - $500 - $2,500Aggregate base, delivery, placement, and compaction.Forms, reinforcement, & materials - $1,200 - $6,000Forms, rebar/mesh, stakes, vapor barrier (if used).Concrete & placement - $1,500 - $8,000Ready-mix, pump (if needed), placement, finishing, curing.Finishes & joints - $300 - $2,000Broom finish, edging, control joints, sealant; more for decorative.
Concrete Patio Installation Installed concrete patio Typical national range$1,200 - $12,000Frisco adjusted range$1,200 - $11,900 Common cost factors Patio size and thickness: More square footage and thicker slabs increase material and labor hours.Finish and decorative options: Stamped, colored, borders, and complex patterns add labor and materials.Site prep and base: Excavation, grading, sod/soil haul-off, and gravel base depth affect cost.Access and mobilization: Tight access may require wheelbarrow runs or pumps, raising labor/equipment costs. Common price components Labor - $900 - $4,500Forming, placing, finishing, saw cuts, cleanup, and project management.Materials - $500 - $3,500Ready-mix concrete, base gravel, reinforcement, color hardener/release, sealers.Equipment & Access - $150 - $1,200Mixer/pump, compactor, saws, finishing tools; surcharges for limited access.Site Prep & Haul-off - $200 - $1,500Excavation, grading, disposal of soil/sod, minor drainage adjustments.Decorative Upgrades (Optional) - $400 - $3,000Stamping, borders, staining, custom patterns, higher-end sealers.
Stamped Concrete Patio Installed project Typical national range$2,500 - $14,000Frisco adjusted range$2,500 - $13,900 Common cost factors Patio size & thickness: More square footage and thicker slabs increase concrete volume, forming, and finishing time.Pattern complexity & colors: Multiple colors, borders, and intricate stamps add labor and materials.Site prep & access: Excavation, base rock, grading, and difficult access raise labor and equipment costs.Reinforcement & joints: Rebar/mesh, control joints, and edge forms increase material and labor. Common price components Labor & Crew Time - $1,400 - $5,200Forming, placing, stamping, coloring, cutting joints, cleanup.Concrete & Materials - $700 - $3,800Ready-mix, color hardeners/release, reinforcement, forms, additives.Base Prep & Excavation - $250 - $1,800Sod/soil removal, gravel base, grading, compaction, haul-away.Sealer & Finishing Details - $150 - $800Sealer application, anti-slip additives, edge treatments, borders.Mobilization & Overhead - $200 - $1,400Travel, equipment, small tools, insurance, permitting (if needed).
Concrete Repair Concrete repair project Typical national range$200 - $12,000Frisco adjusted range$200 - $11,900 Common cost factors Scope & Severity: Hairline cracks vs. spalling, sinking, or structural issues change labor, materials, and methods.Method: Caulking, patching, grinding, lifting/foam, or partial-depth repair have very different costs.Area & Thickness: Larger or thicker slabs require more prep, materials, and time.Access & Prep: Tight access, demo, cleaning, joint routing, and curing constraints add labor. Common price components Labor - $250 - $4,500Site prep, crack routing, patching, lifting, finishing, and cleanup.Materials - $75 - $2,500Sealants, repair mortars, bonding agents, foam/poly, aggregates, forms.Equipment & Mobilization - $75 - $1,200Saws, grinders, pumps, mixers, trip charge, small tools.Surface Finishing/Sealing - $50 - $800Texturing, color matching, sealers, curing blankets.Disposal & Incidentals - $25 - $500Debris haul-off, protection, contingencies.
Concrete Resurfacing Concrete resurfacing project Typical national range$800 - $8,000Frisco adjusted range$800 - $8,000 Common cost factors Surface condition & prep: Crack/spall repairs, grinding, leveling, and cleaning add time and materials.Project size & layout: Small or complex areas have higher per‑sf costs due to setup and edging time.Finish type: Decorative overlays, textures, and coloring increase material and labor costs.Location & access: Local labor rates and difficult access/parking increase time and cost. Common price components Labor (prep, overlay, finishing) - $700 - $3,800Surface repairs, cleaning, masking, overlay application, texturing, and cure timing.Materials (overlay, patch, color, sealer) - $300 - $2,200Polymer-modified overlay, crack/spall repair products, pigments, sealers, additives.Equipment & disposal - $100 - $400Grinding, mixing, power washing, PPE, minor debris haul-off.Mobilization & protection - $100 - $300Site protection, masking, traffic control, setup/teardown.
Concrete Sealing Concrete sealing service Typical national range$300 - $2,500Frisco adjusted range$300 - $2,500 Common cost factors Square footage: Larger areas increase material and labor time.Surface prep: Cleaning, degreasing, crack repair, and stain removal add labor and materials.Sealer type: Penetrating, acrylic, epoxy, or polyurethane products vary in cost and coverage.Number of coats: Extra coats for durability or gloss increase time and material. Common price components Labor & Mobilization - $300 - $900Crew travel, masking, application, cleanup, and cure monitoring.Surface Prep - $100 - $500Pressure wash, degrease, light crack fill; heavier repairs incur more.Sealer Materials - $80 - $400Penetrating or film-forming sealers, anti-slip additives as needed.Additional Coats/Upgrades - $50 - $300Second coat, higher-solids, or specialty products.
Garage Floor Coating Installed project Typical national range$1,600 - $7,000Frisco adjusted range$1,600 - $7,000 Common cost factors Garage size: Larger square footage increases material and labor.Surface prep: Crack repair, grinding, and moisture mitigation add time and materials.Coating system: Polyurea/polyaspartic and multi-coat systems cost more than basic epoxy.Decorative flakes/topcoats: Full-chip broadcast and UV-stable clear coats raise material cost. Common price components Labor & Prep - $1,200 - $2,800Grinding, crack/joint repair, cleaning, masking, and application labor.Materials - $800 - $2,200Epoxy or polyurea/polyaspartic coatings, primers, flakes, and topcoats.Moisture/Repairs (as needed) - Up to $800Moisture vapor barrier, spalling repair, and patching where required.Travel/Overhead - Up to $400Mobilization, warranty, insurance, and disposal.
Concrete Crack Repair Installed project Typical national range$150 - $2,500Frisco adjusted range$150 - $2,500 Common cost factors Crack size and length: Longer, wider, or multiple cracks increase labor and material.Repair method: Simple caulking costs less than epoxy/polyurethane injection or stitching.Location & access: Basements, garages, or tight areas add prep and labor time.Underlying movement: Active movement may require reinforcement or leveling, raising costs. Common price components Labor - $150 - $800Site prep, routing/cleaning, application of filler/sealant or injection, finishing.Materials - $25 - $300Sealant/caulk, epoxy or polyurethane, ports, stitching staples, sand/grout.Surface finishing/sealing - Up to $300Grinding, texture blending, joint reseal, optional topical sealer.Mobilization & minimums - Up to $200Trip charge or small-job minimums often applied to single-crack work.
Concrete Slab Installation Installed concrete slab Typical national range$1,200 - $20,000Frisco adjusted range$1,200 - $19,900 Common cost factors Slab size & thickness: More square footage and thicker pours increase concrete volume and finishing time.Reinforcement: Rebar, wire mesh, and fiber add material and labor.Site prep & excavation: Grading, base rock, demolition, and drainage work raise costs.Finish & add‑ons: Broom/stamp finishes, edges, control joints, and sealers add labor and materials. Common price components Materials (concrete, base, reinforcement) - $2.50 - $6.50Ready‑mix, gravel base, vapor barrier, rebar/mesh, additives; per sq ft equivalent.Labor & equipment - $2.50 - $6.50Forming, placing, finishing, saw cuts, equipment, mobilization; per sq ft equivalent.Site prep & excavation - $0.50 - $3Clearing, grading, compaction, base rock placement; per sq ft equivalent.Finishes & sealing (optional) - $0.50 - $3Broom/stamped finish, edges, color, curing/sealer; per sq ft equivalent.
Sidewalk Installation Concrete sidewalk installation Typical national range$1,200 - $6,500Frisco adjusted range$1,200 - $6,500 Common cost factors Size and layout: Total square footage, curves, steps, and transitions increase labor and forms.Thickness & reinforcement: 4" vs 5–6" slabs, wire mesh/rebar, and control joints add material and time.Site prep & base: Excavation, grading, sub-base, drainage, and demolition of old walk.Finish & edges: Broom, exposed aggregate, stamped, color, and edging/expansion joints. Common price components Labor - $700 - $2,200Crew setup, forms, pour, finish, saw cuts, cleanup.Concrete & materials - $400 - $1,500Ready-mix, reinforcement, base gravel, joints, sealer.Site prep & excavation - $150 - $700Excavate, grade, compact sub-base, minor haul-off.Demolition (if replacing) - Up to $800Breakout and dispose of existing concrete, as needed.Finishes & extras - Up to $600Decorative finishes, coloring, edging, accessibility features.
Retaining Wall Construction Installed project Typical national range$3,000 - $20,000Frisco adjusted range$3,000 - $19,900 Common cost factors Wall size and height: Taller/longer walls need more materials, labor, and potential reinforcement.Material type: Concrete, masonry block, natural stone, or precast systems have different unit costs.Site conditions: Access, excavation difficulty, soil type, and slope affect labor/equipment time.Drainage and base prep: Gravel base, geogrid, weep holes, and fabric add material and labor. Common price components Labor and Equipment - $1,800 - $8,000Crew time for excavation, base prep, setting units, backfill, compaction; machinery and haul-off.Materials - $900 - $8,000Blocks/stone or formed concrete, caps, geogrid, drainage pipe, gravel, filter fabric.Engineering/Permits - $200 - $1,500Plans, stamps, permit fees where required, especially for taller walls.Site Prep and Disposal - $100 - $1,500Clearing, demo of old wall, soil/rock disposal, access setup.
Brick Repair Installed project Typical national range$400 - $4,500Frisco adjusted range$400 - $4,500 Common cost factors Scope of damage: Small cracks or a few bricks vs. widespread spalling, bulging, or structural issues.Area/quantity: Square footage or number of bricks to replace or repoint.Access & height: Second-story or chimney work may require scaffolding and more labor time.Mortar matching & materials: Historic mortar/brick matching and specialty materials increase costs. Common price components Labor - $300 - $2,000Masonry crew for demo, prep, brick replacement, repointing, cleanup.Materials - $75 - $600Bricks, mortar, ties, patching compounds, sealants, disposal.Equipment & access - $25 - $500Scaffolding, lifts, PPE, site protection, travel/minimum fees.
Brick Installation Installed project Typical national range$2,000 - $15,000Frisco adjusted range$2,000 - $14,900 Common cost factors Project size and coverage: More square footage increases materials and labor time.Brick type and system: Solid brick, veneer, and premium products carry different material and install costs.Site preparation: Demolition, foundation/footing, moisture barriers, and cleanup add cost.Labor market: Local mason availability and prevailing wages impact pricing. Common price components Materials (brick, mortar, ties) - $800 - $3,500Brick units, mortar, flashing/ties, lath or WRB for veneer as needed.Labor (masonry install) - $1,200 - $6,500Setting brick/veneer, tooling joints, alignment, detailing.Site prep & demo - $200 - $2,000Surface prep, demolition, disposal, basic cleanup.Footing/structural & trim details - Up to $2,000Footings, lintels, weeps, flashing, trim interfaces if required.Equipment & access - $100 - $1,000Scaffolding, lifts, delivery, staging.
Stonework Installed project Typical national range$1,500 - $20,000Frisco adjusted range$1,500 - $19,900 Common cost factors Project type & size: Retaining/garden walls, patios, fireplaces, and veneers differ in labor intensity and square footage.Material selection: Natural stone vs. manufactured veneer changes material and installation time.Labor & crew rates: Masonry labor rates vary by region and skill for detailed stonework.Site conditions: Access, excavation, base prep, and height/structural needs increase time and equipment. Common price components Materials (stone/veneer, base, mortar) - $800 - $6,000Natural or manufactured stone, aggregates, mortar, ties, caps, sealant.Labor & overhead - $1,500 - $9,000Skilled masons, helpers, staging, layout, cutting, cleanup.Site prep & base - $400 - $3,000Excavation, grading, base/footing, drainage or fabric as needed.Equipment & disposal - $200 - $1,500Saw blades, mixers, delivery, debris hauling.
Masonry Restoration Installed project Typical national range$300 - $10,000Frisco adjusted range$300 - $10,000 Common cost factors Scope of damage: Minor cracks vs. spalling, rebuilds, or structural repairs drive time and material.Labor rates: Mason journeyman rates and crew size vary by region and complexity.Access and setup: Scaffolding, lifts, and site constraints add mobilization time and cost.Material matching: Historic brick/stone and mortar matching increases sourcing and testing time. Common price components Labor (masonry crew) - $400 - $2,400Skilled masons and tenders; includes demolition, prep, repairs, and cleanup.Materials - $150 - $1,200Brick/stone units, compatible mortar, ties/anchors, patching compounds, sealants.Equipment & access - $100 - $1,200Scaffolding, lifts, containment, disposal, and site protection.Specialty restoration tasks - $250 - $2,200Historic mortar analysis, color/texture matching, cleaning or repointing sections.
Chimney Repair Chimney masonry repair Typical national range$200 - $12,000Frisco adjusted range$200 - $11,900 Common cost factors Scope of repair: Small cracks or cap fixes cost far less than tuckpointing, crown rebuilds, or partial stack rebuilds.Chimney height & access: Two-story roofs, steep pitches, and staging/scaffolding raise labor time and safety costs.Masonry condition/materials: Brick type, liner condition, and extent of spalling or mortar failure affect materials and hours.Region & season: Labor rates and demand spikes in colder regions/seasons increase pricing. Common price components Labor - $350 - $2,200Masonry repair, tuckpointing, minor crown/cap work; increases for multi-story access and complex rebuilds.Materials & Components - $150 - $1,200Mortar, brick/stone, crown mix, cap, flashing, sealants, disposal.Access & Safety - Up to $900Ladders, roof jacks, scaffolding setup for steep or tall chimneys.Liner/Interior Add-ons - Up to $3,500If needed: liner sections, smoke chamber parging, damper replacement.