What Concrete Costs in Rialto, Per Square Foot
Concrete Foothill Rialto lays out what concrete jobs typically cost in Rialto, because the first thing owners ask is a number and the honest answer is a range that depends on a short list of choices: the finish, the thickness, what comes out and what is added.
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The short version
| New slab, 4 in. with rebar, on bare ground | Typical Rialto price, installed |
|---|---|
| Broom finish | $8–$11.50 per sq ft |
| Integral color | $9–$14.50 per sq ft |
| Exposed aggregate | $10–$15.50 per sq ft |
| Stamped and colored | $13–$20.50 per sq ft |
Taking old concrete out and hauling it away adds about $2–$3.50 per square foot, and old asphalt about $1–$2.50. These are market estimates, not quotes. No Inland Empire price list is published, so the ranges start from national home-services guides, which give $6–$8 or $6–$10 for plain concrete and $12–$18 or $12–$20 for stamped, and from a Los Angeles contractor's guide that puts a plain slab near $8–$12.
What moves the number
- Finish. Broom is cheapest; exposed aggregate, color and stamping add labor and material.
- Thickness and reinforcement. Four inches with a rebar grid is common for cars; five to six inches for RVs and trucks.
- What comes out. Concrete, asphalt, pavers or nothing; the old surface has to be hauled away.
- Size. A bigger slab costs less per square foot than a small one, because the fixed costs spread.
- Site. Slopes, trees, tight access and a street approach add flat lines.
- Extras. Steps, a drain, a border and sealer, each priced on its own.
Worked prices for common Rialto jobs
| Job | What it includes | Typical total |
|---|---|---|
| Two-car driveway, 480 sq ft | Broom, rebar grid, old concrete out | $4,800–$7,200 |
| RV pad, 12 by 40 ft | Broom, 5–6 in. with rebar, bare ground | $4,320–$6,480 |
| Stamped patio, 12 by 16 ft | 4 in. with mesh, bare ground | $2,304–$3,648 |
| Walkway, 4 by 30 ft | Broom, 4 in. with mesh | $840–$1,200 |
| Half a driveway repaired, 240 sq ft | Crack repair and sealing | $480–$1,440 |
A street approach, steps, a drain, extra grading and sealer are flat lines on top.
Same slab, very different quotes
Two contractors can quote the same driveway thousands of dollars apart because one includes the haul-away, the base and the sealer and the other does not. A quote is more useful as a list than as a total. Ask what each includes, then compare lists, not totals.
How to read the number
Start with the per-square-foot rate and the number of square feet it applies to, then find the lines that sit outside it: removal, base work, a drain, steps, a border, sealer, the approach and any city fees. A quote that lists none of them has either folded them into the rate or left them out. Ask which, because the answer changes the comparison.
Where this leads
- Service page: Concrete Driveways — What goes into a new Rialto driveway, from the base under it to the finish on top, and what it typically costs.
- Local page: Concrete in Foothill and Central Rialto
- All services and typical prices: Concrete in Rialto
- More illustrated guides: Concrete Guides
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