Concrete and paving contractors in Washington
- 1,332 contractors
- 27 county pages
- 773 active USDOT
Washington has 1,332 driveway contractors listed, and 773 of them hold an active USDOT registration. 27 counties have pages of their own.
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Tap a county, then Open pageClick a county to see its contractorsCounties with their own page27 counties with their own page
- King County227
- Snohomish County194
- Pierce County173
- Spokane County122
- Clark County105
- Benton County51
- Whatcom County45
- Kitsap County43
- Franklin County35
- Thurston County34
- Yakima County34
- Chelan County30
- Clallam County23
- Skagit County23
- Cowlitz County21
- Lewis County21
- Island County18
- Mason County16
- Walla Walla County16
- Douglas County15
- Kittitas County13
- Grays Harbor County12
- Okanogan County12
- Grant County11
- Stevens County9
- Whitman County7
- Pend Oreille County5
Contractors in smaller counties
45 contractors in 5 counties with fewer than 15 listings. Each county has a page of its own too. Open a county to see its contractors.
Grays Harbor County12 contractors
Grays Harbor County page: Black River Sealcoating, Brevard Concrete Const, Classic Concrete Finishing, Fontaine Concrete & Hardscape, Higrade Asphalt, J & J Cement Contractors, McGee Construction Services, Pacific Asphalt and Excavation Inc, Pacific Coast Paving, Pave-X LLC, Quality Concrete Services and More, Rambos Sealcoating
Okanogan County12 contractors
Okanogan County page: Bear Mountain Concrete Inc, Cascade Concrete Prod Co Inc, Coulee Dam Concrete, Crofoot Concrete and Construction, Five Star Concrete Const LLC, Godbey Red-E-Mix Concrete Incorporated, J Dieter Construction, M&G Creative Concrete LLC, Okanogan Valley Concrete Inc, R&M Concrete, Vans Concrete Construction, Yusi Construction Inc
Pend Oreille County5 contractors
Pend Oreille County page: Benham Concrete and Remodeling LLC, City View Sealcoat LLC, Deer Park Paving, Kirtley Concrete, Tom Johnson Concrete Inc
Other countiesOther counties in Washington
17 contractors in 9 counties with fewer than 5 listings. Open a county to see its contractors.
Asotin County3 contractors
Affordable Concrete Solutions, Joe Weber Concrete Fnshg LLC, Joe Weber Concrete Finishing LLC
Columbia County2 contractors
Ferry County2 contractors
Jefferson County1 contractor
Klickitat County2 contractors
Lincoln County3 contractors
Concrete West Incorporated, TLC Concrete Construction LLC, Woody's Asphalt Sealcoat LLC
Pacific County2 contractors
Skamania County1 contractor
Wahkiakum County1 contractor
About Washington
Washington requires construction contractors to register with the Department of Labor and Industries, in the Paving/Striping specialty, which includes seal coating, or the Concrete specialty (WAC 296-200A-016). There's no dollar threshold.1-2
Our copy of the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries' list has 921 licenses in force in its specialty contractor: concrete and specialty contractor: paving, striping, seal coating classes, read September 22, 2026.3 Permit offices in Washington issued permits for 17,780 new single-family homes in 2025, down from 25,076 in 2021.4
Driveway and paving rules in Washington
- State highway driveway permit
A new or altered connection to a state highway, where the state didn't acquire the access rights, needs a connection permit from the Washington State Department of Transportation (WAC 468-51-030; RCW 47.50).5
- Stormwater and shoreland
In Washington, the construction stormwater permit covers work that disturbs 1 acre of land or more.6-7
- Door-to-door sales
In Washington, the buyer can cancel a retail installment sale solicited in person at home within three days (RCW 63.14.154). The Attorney General issued an asphalt paving scam alert on July 5, 2007.8-9
What a driveway costs
Published national ranges, not quotes. Local quotes vary.
Concrete
- Concrete driveway
- Plain or broom finish: $6 to $12 per square foot installed (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide, Homewyse)A 2-car driveway, 24 by 24 feet: $3,500 to $8,600 (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)
- Stamped or decorative concrete
- Stamped concrete, simple to complex patterns: $8 to $28 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide, Forbes Home)Exposed aggregate or single-color concrete: $8 to $12 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, Forbes Home, HomeGuide)
- Concrete patio
- A plain slab: $4 to $12 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)A plain 10 by 10 foot patio: about $400 to $1,600 (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)Stamped or colored: $9 to $17 per square foot for simple designs, up to $30 for custom work (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)
- Concrete resurfacing
- A basic resurfacing coat: $3 to $7 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)
Asphalt
- Asphalt driveway
- New, installed: $5 to $15 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, Fixr, HomeGuide, Forbes Home)A 1-car driveway, 200 to 300 square feet: $1,000 to $3,600 (HomeAdvisor, Fixr, HomeGuide)A 2-car driveway, 400 to 600 square feet: $2,000 to $9,000 (HomeAdvisor, Fixr, HomeGuide)A 3-car driveway, 800 to 864 square feet: $5,600 to $10,400 (HomeAdvisor, Fixr)A long driveway: $5,000 to $15,000 per 1,000 square feet (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)
- Asphalt resurfacing or overlay
- Typically: about $3 to $7 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)Across the cost guides: $1 to $10 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide, Forbes Home)
- Sealcoating
- By the area: $1 to $2 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide, This Old House)A typical job: $300 to $850 (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide, This Old House)
Repairs
- Crack and pothole repair
- Filling cracks: $0.50 to $3 per linear foot (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)A minimum charge: about $100 to $250 (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)Patching a pothole: $100 to $400 a pothole (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)
Gravel and pavers
- Gravel driveway
- On a prepared or existing base: $1 to $4 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide, Forbes Home)A 2-car driveway: $800 to $2,560 (Fixr, HomeAdvisor)Crushed stone or crusher run, delivered: $20 to $60 a ton (Fixr, HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)
- Paver driveway
- Pavers, installed: $10 to $30 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)
Replacing, widening and permits
- Removing an old driveway
- Asphalt: $1 to $3 per square foot (HomeAdvisor, Fixr, HomeGuide, Forbes Home, This Old House)Concrete: $2 to $6 per square foot, reinforced concrete at the top (HomeAdvisor, Fixr, Forbes Home)A whole concrete driveway: about $1,000 to $2,500 (HomeAdvisor, Fixr)
- Widening or extending
- Priced like new work in the same material: $2 to $15 per square foot (Fixr, Forbes Home)
- Driveway permit
- Where one's needed: $50 to $200 (HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide)
Ranges from HomeAdvisor, HomeGuide, Fixr, Forbes Home, Homewyse and This Old House, checked September 2026.
Wages and licensing in WashingtonGuides
- What a concrete patio or walkway costs
- What a driveway costs: concrete, asphalt and gravel
- Do you need a permit for a driveway?
- Repair, resurface or replace your driveway?
- What sealcoating an asphalt driveway costs
- How to check a paving or concrete contractor, and spot the leftover-asphalt pitch
- What decorative driveways cost: stamped concrete, exposed aggregate and pavers
Sources
- Washington Administrative Code 296-200A-016 ↑
- Washington Department of Labor and Industries ↑
- Washington State Department of Labor and Industries ↑
- Census Bureau Building Permits Survey, state files, read November 13, 2026 ↑
- Washington Administrative Code 468-51-030 ↑
- Washington State Department of Ecology ↑
- US Environmental Protection Agency: stormwater discharges from construction activities ↑
- Revised Code of Washington 63.14.154 ↑
- Washington State Attorney General ↑