How much does it cost to pour 200-300 sq ft of concrete for a patio?

About tree fiddy

You pay about $6/sf to pour, $2700
Sounds a little steep in that case but the contractor may be really busy.

Pump trucks are expensive.

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$1000+/yd^3

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Hope you meant $100+/cy

That's about the going rate around here just for the concrete. Of coarse it can be higher depending on the strength of concrete. But I would say $105-110 per CY for a patio.

Depends upon application, code, etc, hence my range...

You don't need a pump truck for a patio


Georgia buggy

Did you call the Roberts?


They did a good job on my screen-porch

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That's about the going rate around here just for the concrete. Of coarse it can be higher depending on the strength of concrete. But I would say $105-110 per CY for a patio.

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Most of the time we are specifying 5000 psi+ concrete, often in high and hard to reach places, plus it's NYC, so everything is more expensive. It's 1.5x to double everywhere else.

Take the OP's example, at 300 sq ft, assuming say 4" slab, that's 3.7 yds of concrete x$1000 = $3700, not that much more than quoted price. However like I said, that's just the concrete, not the formwork or steel or 3/4" gravel bed, or new excavation.

$8/sq ft in Dallas

Damn .. for what people on here are saying .. you would all be getting ripped off.

I just had a 360 square foot extension from my sunroom poured to make a back patio (18' x 20') .. added onto my BBQ grill area with a 32 square foot pad (4' x 8') .. and a 3' x 62' sidewalk to my back garage.

The BBQ pad addon is 4" thick .. The entire sidewalk is at least 4" think (a little thicker in some areas) .. and the patio starts off at 4" and at the end is 2.5 feet above ground (sloped yard).

Paid a total of $2,900 for the everything, including a truckload of fill gravel for the deep end of the patio. They were able to bring the trucks right up to the pour area for me.

Pump truck would run a good bit extra if you need that .. should be no more than $500 though. They would never use wheelbarrows .. most likely a Georgia Buggy (can rent one cheap).

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