What will your concrete cost?
Pick the job, set the size and the finish. You get a San Diego price range right away, and a real quote after a visit.
Your estimate
$4,500to$7,300
400 sq ft. $10 to $16 a square foot installed
- Concrete, broom finish, 4 in thick$4,000 to $6,400
- Remove the old slab$520 to $840
An estimate from published San Diego cost guides, not Fierro Concrete’s prices. Your final quote comes after a visit.
Get your exact quote
Fierro Concrete will call to set a time to look at the site and price the job. No charge for the visit.
Recent work
Driveway with gravel joints 
Courtyard patio 
Pool deck, Mt. Helix 
Paver driveway and steps
Where the numbers come from
Each price is a published installed cost for San Diego County, read in November 2026. None of them is Fierro Concrete’s price list.
- Install It Direct, Concrete vs Pavers Cost in San Diego (2026)Patio and driveway prices per square foot for broom, colored and exposed aggregate concrete, and for pavers.
- Install It Direct, Stamped Concrete vs Pavers Cost in San Diego (2026)Stamped concrete per square foot, basic and with borders.
- HomeBlue, Concrete Driveway Cost in San DiegoRemoving an old slab, per square foot, and standard slab thickness.
- LawnStarter, How Much Does a Concrete Driveway Cost in 2026What two more inches of thickness add.
- Angi, Concrete Pumping CostA pump for a home pour when a truck cannot reach.
Questions about concrete costs
Where do these prices come from?
From published 2025 and 2026 San Diego installed-cost guides, listed on this page. They are not Fierro Concrete’s prices. Your quote comes after a visit, once the site, the slope and the access are seen.
Why does a driveway cost more than a patio?
A driveway carries cars, so it gets a stronger base and more reinforcement. The San Diego guides put standard driveway concrete about $2 a square foot above a broom-finish patio.
How thick should my concrete be?
Four inches is standard for patios and walkways. Driveways are usually 4 to 5 inches, and 6 inches or more for trucks, RVs or heavy equipment. Two extra inches add about a quarter to the concrete cost.
Stamped concrete or pavers?
Stamped concrete costs less to put in. Pavers cost more up front, and a cracked or stained paver can be lifted and replaced on its own.
Do I need to remove my old concrete?
If the old slab is cracked, sunken or heaved, yes. Removal adds about $1.30 to $2.10 a square foot. Pouring over a broken slab usually carries its cracks into the new one.
What if a truck cannot reach my backyard?
Fierro Concrete pumps concrete down a side yard or over the house. A pump for a home pour typically adds $800 to $1,800.