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Concrete Driveway Cost in Oregon (2026)

Concrete driveway pours in Oregon typically run $3,600–$9,400 for a 600 sq ft 4-inch concrete driveway pour at 3500 psi compressive strength. Buried footings must clear the 18-inch design frost line, and the state sits in moderate freeze-thaw exposure (ACI F1). Oregon's combination of Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake risk driving ASCE 7-22 SDC D1 seismic design category requirements west of the Cascade Range, persistent Pacific Northwest mildew growing conditions slowing fresh concrete cure rates, and Coast Range wood-substrate moisture cycling forces continuous-rebar-tie schedules plus minimum 3500 psi compressive strength on every Oregon residential foundation pour — and Oregon Coast salt-spray on Astoria, Newport, Coos Bay, and Brookings residential properties additionally drives epoxy-coated rebar specifications on every coastal Oregon foundation pour.

State Oregon
Cities Covered 14
Typical 600 sq ft 4-inch concrete driveway pour $3,600 – $9,400
BLS cement mason wage $32.42/hr

Oregon climate, soil & seismic drivers

  • Frost-line trench depth: 18-inch design minimum for buried footings
  • Freeze-thaw exposure (ACI 201.2R): F1 — moderate freeze-thaw, 4.5-6% air-entrainment recommended
  • Typical residential mix: 3500 psi compressive strength
  • Expansive soil risk: Moderate — periodic clay shrink-swell, standard footing reinforcement adequate
  • Sulfate exposure (ACI 318): S1 — moderate sulfate exposure, ASTM C150 Type II cement required
  • Seismic design category (ASCE 7-22): SDC D1 — high seismic risk + Special Inspector continuous observation required
  • Winter de-icer salt exposure: Moderate — periodic de-icer use

Oregon licensing & permits

  • License status: Statewide license required
  • License board: Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) — Residential General Contractor or Specialty (official site)
  • Permit: city or county building permit required for residential driveway pour > 200 sq ft; CCB license required statewide on every contract regardless of value

How concrete driveway costs vary in Oregon

State-specific code or insurance rule: Oregon ORS §701 requires every Oregon concrete contractor to hold a Construction Contractors Board (CCB) license regardless of contract value — Oregon is one of only two states with no contract-value threshold for residential contractor licensing, and Oregon's Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake risk forces ASCE 7-22 SDC D1 seismic design category requirements on every residential foundation pour west of the Cascade Range, with Oregon Building Codes Division additionally requiring Special Inspector continuous observation on every residential foundation pour above 1,500 sq ft per OAR 918-460-0010.

Cities in Oregon

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Albany, OR

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Beaverton, OR

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Bend, OR

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Corvallis, OR

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Eugene, OR

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Gresham, OR

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Hillsboro, OR

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Keizer, OR

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Lake Oswego, OR

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Medford, OR

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Portland, OR

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Salem, OR

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Springfield, OR

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Tigard, OR

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Pricing ranges reflect Oregon market labor (BLS OEWS cement mason & concrete finisher mean $32.42/hr) and Woogoro regional cost modeling. For the most localized estimate, see your nearest city page above.