Rogers Concrete

Rogers, AR and the surrounding area

Concrete Driveways in Rogers, AR

We pour new and replacement concrete driveways in Rogers and nearby communities — Bentonville, Springdale, Lowell, Cave Springs, and the surrounding area. A standard residential driveway here is a 4-inch slab on a compacted base, reinforced, and finished with a broom texture for traction. Typical Rogers-area driveways run $6–$12 per square foot installed depending on thickness, reinforcement, tear-out, and finish. Most single-car to two-car driveways land between $3,500 and $9,000. Get a fixed, by-the-project quote — we never bill concrete by the hour.

Typical price

$6–$12

per sq ft installed (typical Rogers-area range)

Pricing model

By project

fixed quote, never hourly

Estimate

Free

on-site, no obligation

How much does a concrete driveway cost in Rogers, AR?

Typical Rogers-area driveways run $6–$12 per square foot installed. A plain broom-finish 4-inch residential slab sits at the low end; thickened edges, a 5–6 inch commercial-rated pour, heavy reinforcement, decorative finishes, or significant tear-out and haul-off push toward the top. We quote every job as a fixed project price — you see the number before we form a single foot, and it does not change by the hour.

How thick should a driveway be here, and does it need rebar?

For standard passenger vehicles we pour a 4-inch slab; for RVs, trucks, or commercial loads we go to 5–6 inches. On the Rogers area's clay-heavy subgrade we reinforce with a rebar grid rather than relying on fiber or wire mesh alone, because expansive clay moves seasonally and a reinforced slab holds its plane. Control joints are cut on a grid so the slab cracks where we tell it to, not randomly across the face.

How long does a concrete driveway last in Arkansas freeze-thaw?

A properly poured, reinforced, and jointed driveway routinely lasts 30+ years in this climate. Rogers cycles above and below freezing repeatedly through winter, and each cycle stresses the surface. We manage that with air-entrained concrete, correct water-to-cement ratio, and a cure that isn't rushed — then we recommend sealing every few years to keep water out of the surface where freeze-thaw does its damage.

Can you tear out and replace my old driveway?

Yes — removal and replacement is one of our most common Rogers-area jobs. We break out the failed slab, haul it off, re-establish and compact the base (old driveways often fail because the base was never right), then form and pour new. Tear-out and disposal are line items in your fixed project quote, so there are no surprise charges once the old slab comes up.

Common questions

Concrete Driveways: quick answers

How long before I can drive on a new driveway?
Foot traffic in 24–48 hours; light vehicles after about 7 days; full loads after roughly 28 days once the concrete reaches design strength. We give you a specific schedule for your pour.
Do you offer stamped or colored driveways?
Yes — decorative and stamped finishes are available as an upgrade. See our patios & decorative concrete service for finish options and typical ranges.

No hourly billing · Free on-site estimate

Get a fixed quote on your concrete driveways.