See Your Concrete Project
as a Monthly Payment
Pick service, size, and finish. Get an instant monthly payment on a NC concrete driveway, patio, walkway, pool deck, foundation, or repair — not a price range, not a per-square-foot guess. Just what it would cost per month.
- 01.Pay nothing until the work is complete
- 02.0% intro APR × 21 months for qualified buyers
- 03.Soft credit check — no impact on your score
Estimates use per-square-foot pricing from work poured across the greater Raleigh and Charlotte metros. Actual project pricing is set on your formal quote. Monthly payment estimates assume qualifying credit; 0% intro APR is available for qualified buyers only through our financing partner, Hearth. Rates, terms, and monthly payments are subject to Hearth's credit approval.
Why plan in monthly payments, not per square foot
A range of $8 to $25 per square foot doesn't tell you whether you can do the project this year. A monthly payment does.
Get Free QuoteEvery homeowner planning a concrete project starts in the same place — a rough square footage in mind and a search bar with "how much does a concrete driveway cost per square foot in NC." The problem with that search is that the answer (8 to 25 dollars per square foot, depending on finish and spec) is a huge range that doesn't help you decide whether you can do the project this year. A monthly payment does.
This calculator flips the planning question. Instead of showing you a project price that might swing 3x on finish and spec detail, it shows you what the monthly payment would look like on our financing partner Hearth's 0% intro credit line (21 months, qualified buyers) and, for larger projects, on a 7-year fixed-rate installment plan. The number you see is a planning estimate calibrated to Hearth's published example rates; your actual monthly depends on the loan Hearth approves and the term you pick.
Standard broom, decorative, or stamped — what changes
The three finish tiers in the calculator map to the three finishes we actually pour on residential concrete across the greater Raleigh and Charlotte metros. Standard broom is the classic gray-finish concrete driveway, patio, or walkway — 4000 PSI air-entrained mix, medium broom finish, saw-cut control joints. It is what 70 to 80% of residential concrete looks like and is the low end of the price range. Decorative adds integral color throughout the mix, or a decorative saw-cut joint pattern, or an exposed aggregate finish. It is roughly 40 to 60% more expensive than standard broom. Stamped concrete uses a texture mat pressed into fresh concrete to imitate stone, slate, brick, or wood, combined with color hardener and release powder. It is the most expensive residential concrete finish, roughly 80 to 120% above standard broom.
How to use this before you request a quote
Play with the slider. See what happens to the monthly payment when you go from a small patio to a larger one, or from standard broom to stamped, or from a 300 sq ft walkway to a full driveway replacement. The monthly payment lets you feel the project inside your monthly budget in a way the per-square-foot range never will. When you find the combination that works, click Get My Formal Quote — we'll write a real number for the exact spec, and pair it with the financing plan that fits the monthly you saw here.
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FAQ
How the monthly payment estimate is calculated, what it does and doesn't include, and when to expect a formal price instead.
Get Free QuoteHow does the concrete payment calculator work?
You pick the service (driveway, patio, walkway, pool deck, foundation, or repair), drag the slider to your project size in square feet, and pick a finish tier (standard broom, decorative, or stamped). The calculator computes an estimated project size using our real per-square-foot pricing ranges from work poured across the greater Raleigh and Charlotte metros, then shows the monthly payment for that project on our financing partner Hearth's 0% APR intro credit line and — on projects over $10,000 — a fixed-rate 84-month installment plan side by side. No installed price is shown; the calculator is a payment-planning tool, not a price quote. The formal price comes on your written quote.
Is the monthly payment the actual number I'll pay?
Why doesn't the calculator show me the project price?
Do I have to finance through Hearth to work with Local Concrete Contractor?
Where do the per-square-foot prices come from?
