Driveway Cost Calculator / Missouri
Driveway Cost in Missouri (2026)
Paving a driveway in Missouri runs roughly 10% below the national average on installed labor, which we apply to the per-square-foot rate for every material. Last updated July 6, 2026.
A typical two-car concrete driveway in Missouri
600 sq ft (20 × 30 ft), 4 in broom-finish slab, flat lot, new build — a clean baseline before you customize.
Material takeoff
- Concrete (with waste)
- 8 yd³
- Form boards
- 100 lf
- Gravel base course
- 10 tons
Cost breakdown
- concrete surface (installed)
- $4k – $9k
- Permit allowance
- $50 – $250
- Total
- $3k – $8k
- Most likely
- $5,535
- Rate assumes a 4 in concrete section on a standard base; your 4 in depth scales the material share.
- Contractors typically cut control joints every 8–12 ft on concrete, depending on slab shape and local practice.
- City permits are common; county road entrances need approval.
Where these numbers come from: installed-price surveys + regional references, updated July 6, 2026 — see our methodology.
What drives driveway cost in Missouri
Missouri's mixed climate works both ends of the damage spectrum: enough freeze-thaw to demand a real base and air-entrained concrete, plus summers hot enough to stress asphalt. Concrete carries the residential market in Kansas City and St. Louis. Expansive clays — especially on the Kansas City side — move under slabs, so base prep and joint spacing matter more than finish choices. Labor runs about 10 percent below the national average, making Missouri one of the cheaper states for flatwork.
Estimate your driveway in Missouri
$3k – $8k · $9 per square foot (/sq ft)
Material takeoff
- Concrete (with waste)
- 8 yd³
- Form boards
- 100 lf
- Gravel base course
- 10 tons
Cost breakdown
- concrete surface (installed)
- $4k – $9k
- Permit allowance
- $50 – $250
- Total
- $3k – $8k
- Most likely
- $5,535
- Rate assumes a 4 in concrete section on a standard base; your 4 in depth scales the material share.
- Contractors typically cut control joints every 8–12 ft on concrete, depending on slab shape and local practice.
- City permits are common; county road entrances need approval.
Compare materials
- Asphalt
- $3k – $7k
- ConcreteSelected
- $3k – $8k
- Pavers
- $5k – $16k
- Gravel
- $585 – $2k
Each material at its typical depth, same size, site, and state.
Data: U.S. EIA · OpenEI URDB · Google Solar · NREL PVWatts · DSIRE · IRS · ENERGY STAR · industry surveys — see all sources
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a driveway cost in Missouri?
- A typical 600 sq ft (20 × 30 ft) two-car concrete driveway in Missouri runs about $3k – $8k installed, with labor roughly 10% below the national average.
- Is asphalt cheaper than concrete in Missouri?
- Yes, up front: the same 600 sq ft driveway in asphalt runs about $3k – $7k versus $3k – $8k in concrete — though concrete typically lasts longer with less resealing.
- Do I need a permit for a driveway in Missouri?
- City permits are common; county road entrances need approval.
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