Concrete Driveway Cost in Springfield, MA (2026)

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Concrete Driveway Cost in Springfield, MA (2026)
Prices updated August 2026
Springfield · per sq ft
$8.98 – $20.21

Concrete Driveway costs $8.98 to $20.21 per sq ft in Springfield in 2026. For a 400 sq ft project, expect $3,593 – $8,083 installed, typically near $5,838. That is about 3% above the Massachusetts state average.

Typical sq ft
$14.60
Metro premium
+3%
Frost depth
48 in
Typical permit
$700

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Estimated installed cost

Planning estimate only. State pricing applies a construction wage index to the labor share; materials are held at national prices. Get three written quotes before committing.

Why Springfield costs more than the rest of Massachusetts

Springfield carries roughly a 3% premium over the Massachusetts statewide figure. Three things drive that gap. Metro wages run above the state average, and labor is about 50% of this bill. Permitting and inspection are slower and more expensive inside city limits. And site access is tighter, which means smaller equipment, more hand work, and sometimes street permits for deliveries.

Statewide, Massachusetts averages $8.72 to $19.62 per sq ft, against $8.98 to $20.21 inside Springfield. Suburbs on the metro fringe usually fall between the two.

Concrete Driveway cost by project size in Springfield

Project sizeSpringfield rangeTypical
10×10 (100 sq ft)$898 – $2,021$1,460
12×12 (144 sq ft)$1,293 – $2,910$2,102
12×16 (192 sq ft)$1,724 – $3,880$2,802
16×20 (320 sq ft)$2,874 – $6,467$4,670
20×20 (400 sq ft)$3,593 – $8,083$5,838
24×24 (576 sq ft)$5,173 – $11,640$8,407
30×40 (1,200 sq ft)$10,778 – $24,250$17,514

Springfield compared with other Massachusetts markets

AreaCost per sq ftvs Springfield
Boston$10.46 – $23.54+17%
Worcester$9.33 – $20.99+4%
Massachusetts average$8.72 – $19.62−3%

Ground conditions and code in Springfield

Massachusetts has one of the deepest frost lines in the country at roughly 48 inches. Footings and post holes must extend below that depth, and that single requirement is the main reason local quotes run above what national cost tables suggest. On a project with perimeter footings it can add several cubic yards of concrete and a full day of excavation.

Permits in Springfield

A residential permit for this work typically runs around $700 in Massachusetts, and metro jurisdictions like Springfield usually sit at the upper end of that range with longer review times. Permit cost is rarely included in a contractor quote, so add it separately. Confirm scope with the Springfield building department before work begins.

Hiring in Springfield

Get three written, itemised quotes from licensed and insured contractors, and make sure each specifies the same dimensions and the same grade of material. In a metro market, the cheapest bid often reflects a thinner specification or a crew travelling in from outside the area rather than a genuine saving. Ask for local references and check that the licence is current in Massachusetts.

Frequently asked questions

How much does concrete driveway cost in Springfield?

In 2026, concrete driveway costs $8.98 to $20.21 per sq ft in Springfield. For a 400 sq ft project, the installed total typically lands between $3,593 and $8,083.

Is Springfield more expensive than the rest of Massachusetts?

Yes. Springfield runs about 3% above the Massachusetts statewide average, driven by metro wage levels, permitting, and tighter site access.

Do I need a permit in Springfield?

Most work of this type and value requires a permit. Budget around $700 and allow extra time for review, since metro jurisdictions are typically slower than rural ones.

How do I compare quotes in Springfield?

Insist on three written, itemised quotes covering identical dimensions, materials, and scope of preparation. A bid far below the others usually signals a reduced specification rather than better value.

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Methodology. Metro figures apply a local wage and permitting premium to the Massachusetts state rate, which itself applies a BLS-derived construction wage index to the labor share of a national 2026 baseline. Planning estimates, not quotes. See our full methodology.

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