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A published replacement budget
Tex-Tex Concrete’s DFW pricing page, checked November 2, 2026, publishes a $4,000–$9,000 two-car driveway replacement example. It includes demolition, haul-off and new 4-inch flatwork.
This is one provider’s budgeting example from its regional work. It is not a price offered by this website or an average calculated across Burleson contractors. The source does not publish dimensions for that example, so a specific length, width or area should not be assumed.
Use it to recognize an inclusive replacement scope, then ask a provider to assess your actual driveway. The main cost guide gives the other published bands with their separate work descriptions.
Avoid double-counting demolition
Tex-Tex also lists $2–$8 per square foot for demolition and haul-off. That is a separate scope example, not an automatic surcharge on its inclusive driveway replacement figure.
| Price description | How to read it |
|---|---|
| New concrete on a prepared site | Confirm whether old-surface removal is excluded |
| Demolition and haul-off only | Confirm what condition the site will be left in |
| Removal and replacement | Check which preparation and new-surface work is included |
| Whole-project example with demolition included | Do not add the same demolition again |
When comparing your own quotes, have each provider identify the removal boundary. A price for part of the driveway should not be compared as though it replaces everything. The concrete-removal page explains how to define those limits.
Replacement scope that changes the quote
Decide whether you want the same footprint or a different parking layout. A replacement may be the opportunity to discuss an extension, but that extra work must appear in the measured scope.
Ask about the ground beneath the old slab too. The NRMCA cracking guide explains why uniform support matters. If the existing concrete hides conditions that need later assessment, the proposal should state how additional preparation will be considered and approved.
Finish, access, reinforcement and thickness also belong in the comparison. A decorative replacement and a plain textured surface are not identical scopes. The driveway service guide brings those choices together.
Compare completion and change terms
Before accepting a proposal, clarify how the property will work during the project. Identify temporary parking, access to the house, cleanup and the process for confirming when vehicles can return.
Ask how changes are authorized. If removal reveals an issue outside the original allowance, you should understand how the revised work and price will be communicated before it proceeds. Record the agreed scope and follow-up arrangements alongside the final total.
Our quote-comparison guide provides a useful structure. You can also start with a simple enquiry now: describe what needs replacing and leave a callback number. Burleson Concrete Quotes is an independent referral website; a provider may contact you to discuss a quote.