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Concrete Cost Calculator for Cedar Hill, TX

Get a quick 2026 price range for a driveway, patio, slab, or sidewalk in Cedar Hill. Enter the size and finish, and the calculator shows a cost range and how much concrete the job needs. Want a firm number? Send it to our crew in one tap.

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Estimated cost

$4,800 to $8,000

400 sq ft · about 5.2 cubic yards

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    Ranges reflect typical 2026 installed pricing around Cedar Hill. Grade, access, drainage, and reinforcement can move the final number.

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    Your calculator inputs are already filled in. Add your name and phone, and our crew will call to schedule a free on-site look. You get an itemized price that covers prep, base, reinforcement, and finish, so there are no surprises on pour day.

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    Calculator questions

    How accurate is this concrete calculator?

    It gives a realistic range for the Cedar Hill area based on size, finish, thickness, and tear-out. Site access, grade, drainage work, and reinforcement can move the final number, so our crew confirms the price after an on-site look.

    How many cubic yards of concrete do I need?

    Multiply length by width by thickness in feet, then divide by 27. A 20 by 20 foot slab at 4 inches thick needs about 4.9 cubic yards. Crews order roughly 5 to 10 percent extra to cover grade variation and waste, and the calculator includes that cushion.

    Why is there a minimum on small jobs?

    Every pour has fixed costs: a crew trip, forms, a truck delivery, and finishing time. On very small projects those costs set the floor, so a short sidewalk or a small pad often lands near the job minimum no matter the square footage.

    Does the price include removing my old concrete?

    Only if you check the tear-out box. Removing and hauling an old slab typically adds 1 to 4 dollars per square foot depending on thickness and access.

    Want the full breakdown? Read the driveway cost guide, the patio cost guide, or the pool deck cost guide.

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