Concrete Driveway Contractor in Utah County, UT
Your driveway sets the tone for your property's curb appeal. When it's time to install or replace, you want a contractor who builds it right the first time.
Driveway Services We Provide
Rhode Concrete Corporation is a father-and-son concrete team serving homeowners across 19 cities in Utah County. Owner Bryce Jones personally works on every driveway project, from the initial site assessment through the final broom stroke. No subcontractors. No crew rotation. Just two people who stake their family name on every square foot of concrete they pour.
01New Driveway Installation
Full-scope installation: site grading, base compaction, formwork, reinforcement placement, concrete pouring, finishing, and control joint cutting. Bryce evaluates your soil conditions, drainage patterns, and vehicle load requirements before recommending thickness and reinforcement.
02Driveway Replacement
If your existing driveway has extensive cracking, heaving from tree roots, or settlement from Utah's expansive clay soils, replacement is often the better long-term investment. We remove the old concrete, re-evaluate the base, and pour a new surface engineered for the conditions at your property.
03Driveway Extensions & Widening
Need room for an additional vehicle, trailer, or RV? We pour extensions that match your existing driveway grade and finish. Proper bonding and joint placement ensure the new section performs as well as the original.
04Apron Connections
The section of driveway that connects to the street takes extra abuse from turning vehicles and snowplows. We pour driveway aprons with the proper thickness and slope to handle the transition between your driveway and the roadway.
Key Details
- Starting at $6/sq ft
Broom finish driveways
- 25-30+ Year Lifespan
With proper installation
- 1-3 Day Installation
Most residential driveways
- 3 Finish Options
Broom, colored, stamped
- Licensed & Insured
Full coverage on every project
- Owner-Operated
Bryce on every project
How Much Does a Concrete Driveway Cost in Utah County?
Driveway pricing depends on three things: the size of the surface, the finish you choose, and the site conditions at your property. Below are typical 2026 price ranges for residential concrete driveways in the Utah County market.
Driveway Cost by Finish Type
| Finish Type | Cost / Sq Ft |
|---|---|
| Broom Finish | $6 - $10 |
| Colored Broom Finish | $8 - $14 |
| Stamped Concrete | $12 - $20 |
Cost by Common Driveway Sizes
| Driveway Size | Broom Finish | Stamped |
|---|---|---|
| 10 x 20 ft (single car) | $1,200 - $2,000 | $2,400 - $4,000 |
| 16 x 20 ft | $1,920 - $3,200 | $3,840 - $6,400 |
| 20 x 20 ft (two car) | $2,400 - $4,000 | $4,800 - $8,000 |
| 24 x 24 ft (wide two car) | $3,456 - $5,760 | $6,912 - $11,520 |
Tear-out and removal of existing concrete adds $2 - $4 per square foot depending on thickness and reinforcement. Difficult site access may require concrete pumping, which adds to the total. These prices include base preparation, formwork, reinforcement, concrete, finishing, control joints, and cleanup. Your actual cost depends on site-specific conditions that Bryce evaluates during your free in-person estimate.
What Affects Your Driveway Cost
Thickness & Reinforcement
A standard 4-inch driveway with wire mesh costs less than a 5-6 inch slab with rebar. If you park heavy vehicles (trucks, RVs, trailers), the extra thickness is worth the investment.
Site Conditions & Access
Utah County's expansive clay soils are a major variable. Properties with poor drainage, clay-heavy subsoil, or significant grade changes need additional base preparation. Concrete pumping adds cost if access is limited.
Tear-Out & Removal
Replacing an old driveway adds $2 to $4 per square foot for demolition and hauling. A standard 400 sq ft driveway tear-out typically adds $800 to $1,600.
Finish Selection
Broom finish is the most affordable. Colored concrete adds moderate cost. Stamped concrete requires color hardener, stamping mats, detail work, and sealer application, making it the premium tier.
Season & Timing
Peak season (June-August) often carries slightly higher pricing. Shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October) may offer modest savings with ideal pouring conditions.
Concrete Driveway Finish Options
The finish you choose affects the look, grip, maintenance, and cost of your driveway. Rhode Concrete offers three primary categories.
Broom Finish
The most popular and cost-effective option. A broom is dragged across freshly floated concrete to create a textured, slip-resistant surface. We offer light, medium, and heavy broom textures. Performs well in rain, snow, and ice.
Best for
Budget-conscious projects where durability and traction matter more than decorative appearance.
Stamped Concrete
Patterns pressed into freshly poured concrete to replicate the look of natural stone, brick, slate, or other materials. Integral color or color hardener gives the surface its tone, and a protective sealer locks in the appearance.
Best for
Homeowners who want premium curb appeal and are willing to invest in a decorative finish.
Colored Broom Finish
A middle ground between plain broom finish and stamped concrete. Integral color is added to the concrete mix before pouring, giving the surface a uniform tone while maintaining the classic broom texture.
Best for
Homeowners who want more visual interest than plain gray but do not need a decorative pattern.
Our Driveway Installation Process
Bryce and his son handle everything themselves. You get consistent execution from day one through final cleanup.
Free In-Person Estimate
Bryce visits your property to assess soil conditions, drainage patterns, existing concrete, site access, and your project goals. You receive a detailed written proposal with scope, dimensions, finish type, timeline, and price.
Site Preparation
If replacing an existing driveway, we remove the old concrete and haul it away. We grade the subsoil, compact the base material, and establish the proper drainage slope so water moves away from your home and garage.
Formwork & Reinforcement
We build the forms to your exact dimensions, set the proper grade, and place wire mesh or rebar reinforcement. Standard driveways get 4-inch thickness. Heavy-use driveways get 5-6 inches.
Concrete Pour
We schedule the pour based on Utah County weather conditions, targeting temperatures above 40 degrees and rising. The concrete is placed, consolidated, and screeded to a uniform thickness.
Finishing
Once the surface is ready, we apply your chosen finish (broom, stamped, or colored). Control joints are cut at strategic intervals to manage where cracks form, keeping them in straight, planned lines.
Curing & Cleanup
We provide specific curing instructions based on the season and weather. Proper curing is essential for long-term strength. We clean up the job site and follow up to make sure you are satisfied.
Why Choose Rhode Concrete for Your Driveway
Owner on Every Driveway Project
Bryce Jones personally works on every driveway Rhode Concrete pours. The person who evaluated your property and wrote your estimate is the same person running the bull float and pulling the broom.
Father-and-Son Accountability
When your contractor is a two-person team with a family name on the business, corners do not get cut. Rhode Concrete has completed hundreds of residential projects since 2023.
Built for Utah County Conditions
Utah Valley's expansive clay soils, freeze-thaw cycles, and low humidity create specific challenges. Proper base compaction, adequate thickness, strategic control joint placement, and correct curing management are built into every driveway we pour.
Residential-Only Focus
Your driveway is not the "small job" that gets pushed back when a bigger contract comes in. We run one to two projects at a time, which means your driveway gets our full attention.
Licensed and Insured
Rhode Concrete Corporation holds a valid Utah contractor's license and carries full liability insurance. Your property is protected.
Driveway Project Gallery
Browse examples of concrete driveways we have installed across Utah County.
Serving 19 Cities Across Utah County
Rhode Concrete Corporation installs and replaces concrete driveways for homeowners throughout Utah County.
No matter where you are in Utah County, Bryce comes to your property for a free in-person estimate.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Concrete Driveways
Still have questions?
Bryce is happy to answer any questions about your driveway project during a free in-person estimate.
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Whether you need a new driveway, a replacement for a cracked surface, or an extension for additional parking, Rhode Concrete Corporation is ready to help.
Rhode Concrete Corporation · Serving Utah County, UT
Email: rhodeconcrete@gmail.com