Concrete Prices In Lake County, Ohio
True Grade Concrete publishes its prices for Lake County, Ohio. Installed and tear-out included: driveways $11 to $16 per square foot, broom-finish patios $12 to $16, stamped patios $19 to $26, sidewalks and walkways $13 to $18, garage floors $11 to $15, steps and porches $2,500 to $7,500, stand-alone demolition $2.50 to $4.50 per square foot. Minimum job $1,500.
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Starting Prices And Installed Ranges
Tear-out and haul-away, compacted stone base, fiber reinforcement, 4,000 psi air-entrained concrete, control joints, and cleanup are in every number below. Nobody in Lake County with 50 or more reviews publishes theirs; we think you should see it before you call.
| Service | Starting At | Installed Range |
|---|---|---|
| Concrete Driveways Poured at 5 inches on compacted stone, pitched to the street. | Starting at $11 per sq ft | $11 – $16 per sq ft |
| Concrete Patios Broom or stamped, pitched away from the house. | Starting at $12 per sq ft broom finish, $19 per sq ft stamped | $12 – $16 per sq ft |
| Sidewalks & Walkways Code-compliant walks that drain and stay flat. | Starting at $13 per sq ft | $13 – $18 per sq ft |
| Garage Floors Flat, pitched to the door, finished smooth. | Starting at $11 per sq ft | $11 – $15 per sq ft |
| Steps & Porches Even risers on proper footings. | Starting at $2,500 | $2,500 – $7,500 |
| Concrete Removal & Replacement Break-out and haul-away without wrecking the lawn. | Starting at $2.50 per sq ft for stand-alone demo | $2.50 – $4.50 per sq ft |
| Stamped Concrete Patios Pattern, color hardener, release, non-slip sealer | Starting at $19 per sq ft | $19 – $26 per sq ft |
Ballpark Your Job
Ballpark only. Prices are installed, tear-out included, normal access and soil. Steep lots, tree roots, long pumps, and bad base move the number; the written quote is exact and good for 30 days.
What Is In The Price
| Driveway thickness | 5 inches |
| Apron thickness | 6 inches |
| Patio and walkway thickness | 4 inches |
| Garage floor thickness | 4 inches (5 inches at the door) |
| Concrete strength | 4,000 psi, air-entrained, 5–7% air entrainment |
| Base | 4 inches of compacted #57 limestone (6 inches over clay or fill) |
| Reinforcement | fiber mesh in every pour; #4 rebar at aprons, garage thresholds, and steps |
| Control joints | control joints at 10 feet on 4-inch slabs, 12 feet on 5-inch slabs, cut the day of the pour, depth one-quarter of slab thickness |
| Expansion joints | half-inch expansion joint at every house wall, garage slab, and existing concrete |
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Pricing Questions
Why do you publish prices when other contractors do not?
Because homeowners told us the guessing game is the worst part. Published starting prices let you rule us in or out before you spend an evening on a site visit, and they keep us honest when the written quote arrives.
What moves a job from the low end of the range to the high end?
Access (can a truck reach the pour or do we pump), base condition (clay and fill need 6 inches of stone instead of 4), tear-out thickness, tree roots, steep grades, and finish. A flat lot with a 4-inch-thick old driveway and truck access lands near the low end.
Is there a minimum job size?
Yes, $1,500. Small walks and stoops still need a crew, a truck, and a day.
Do prices include the permit?
The permit fee is a line item on your written quote at cost. We pull it; you see exactly what the city charged.
How do I get an exact number?
A free site visit. We measure, check drainage and base, and send an itemized written quote within 48 hours. It is good for 30 days.