OMAHA CONCRETE CONTRACTOR
Concrete Driveways, Patios & Walkways in Omaha, NE
Spagnotti Contracting handles concrete installation, replacement, and repair for Omaha-area homeowners.
CONCRETE PRICING
Concrete pricing depends on the project size, slab thickness, site access, excavation, base preparation, reinforcement, grading, drainage, finish, demolition, and overall project complexity. The ranges below are intended to help homeowners begin planning.
Standard Patios, Walkways & Slabs
Typically $14–$18
per sq. ft.
For standard broom-finished residential concrete under normal site and access conditions. Common projects include patios, walkways, sidewalks, shed pads, and straightforward residential slabs.
This range does not include removal of existing concrete.
Concrete Removal & Replacement
Typically $18–$25
per sq. ft.
For projects requiring demolition, removal, hauling, base preparation, forming, and replacement of existing concrete. Common projects include driveways, patios, sidewalks, parking pads, and deteriorated slab sections.
Stamped or Decorative Concrete
Typically $20–$30
per sq. ft.
For concrete projects involving stamped patterns, integral color, decorative borders, specialty finishes, multiple colors, or other upgraded design details.
Custom Concrete Projects
Custom Proposal
For steps, stoops, garage floors, thickened slabs, footings, foundations, retaining walls, curbs, aprons, structural concrete, difficult-access pours, significant grading, or projects requiring engineering.
The examples below show how the published planning ranges may apply to common residential projects.
12 × 16 Standard Patio
192 square feet
Approximately $2,700–$3,500
Based on the standard concrete range under normal residential access, excavation, base preparation, and finishing conditions.
12 × 16 Stamped Patio
192 square feet
Approximately $3,800–$5,800
Based on the decorative concrete range. Pattern, color, borders, site conditions, and preparation requirements may affect the final price.
24 × 24 Driveway Replacement
576 square feet
Approximately $10,400–$14,400
Based on the removal-and-replacement range under normal access and site conditions.
Smaller concrete projects are quoted individually because forming, equipment, concrete delivery, short-load charges, setup, and crew mobilization can represent a larger portion of the total project cost.
Normal residential access
Relatively level terrain
Standard excavation and base preparation
Typical slab thickness for the intended use
Standard forming
Standard reinforcement as specified
Broom finish unless otherwise noted
Ordinary jobsite cleanup
Existing concrete demolition and disposal
Poor soil or unstable base conditions
Significant grading or drainage correction
Thickened edges or increased slab thickness
Additional reinforcement
Difficult equipment or crew access
Concrete pumping
Steps, walls, curbs, and structural features
Utility conflicts
Decorative colors, borders, stamps, or specialty finishes
Permits, engineering, and inspections
Landscaping or lawn restoration
Published ranges are intended for initial planning only. Final concrete proposals are based on measured dimensions, slab thickness, intended use, excavation, base preparation, reinforcement, forming, demolition, access, soil conditions, grading, drainage, finish selection, concrete delivery requirements, and project complexity. Concealed site conditions, unstable soils, utility conflicts, structural requirements, pumping, engineering, and other unforeseen conditions are quoted separately.
Concrete problems often start small before they affect safety or curb appeal. These are common signs Omaha homeowners notice before scheduling a repair or replacement.
Large or spreading cracks
Sunken or uneven sections
Crumbling or flaking surface
Pooling water or poor drainage
Trip hazards from height differences
Stains or discoloration
Concrete age of 20 to 25 years or more
Preparing a home for sale or renovation
A durable concrete surface depends on what happens before the pour. Here’s what’s included on every Spagnotti Contracting concrete installation.
1
Discuss Your Project
Tell us about the driveway, patio, walkway, slab, or repair you're planning.
2
Site Assessment & Measurements
We evaluate the site, grading, drainage, and access before finalizing the plan.
3
Receive a Written Proposal
Get a clear proposal outlining scope, finish options, and cost before work begins.
4
Prep and Pour
The site is prepped, formed, and reinforced, and the concrete is poured to plan.
5
Cure, Finish, and Walkthrough
The concrete cures, finishing touches are completed, and the finished work is reviewed together.
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How long does new concrete need to cure before use?
Concrete is typically ready for foot traffic within a few days and vehicle traffic after about a week, though full curing takes closer to a month. We'll walk you through the timeline for your specific project.
What finish options are available for concrete?
Common options include a standard broom finish, exposed aggregate, and stamped or decorative finishes. We can review options during the estimate.
Can you repair damaged concrete instead of replacing it?
Sometimes. Isolated cracks or minor damage may be repairable, while widespread cracking, sinking, or heaving usually calls for replacement. We evaluate the concrete and explain the available options.
Does weather affect concrete installation?
Yes. Temperature and weather conditions affect pouring and curing, so scheduling is planned around forecasted conditions.
How long does a concrete project take?
Timelines vary by scope — a walkway may take a day or two, while a driveway or patio takes longer to prep, pour, and cure.
Do you handle permits for concrete work?
For projects that require a permit, we help coordinate the process as part of the project. Requirements vary based on scope and local jurisdiction.