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Paver cost calculator

Quick answer

Enter a size, a project, and a material. The result is the low end, the midpoint, and the high end of a published national band. It is not a bid, and it is not a Volusia County average. Sealing is added only if you ask for it, from a separate HomeGuide band.

Bands last checked November 1, 2026. Angi driveway costs, HomeGuide, HomeAdvisor travertine.

Photo for illustration. Not a Daytona Pavers project.

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Submit the form to see a low, a midpoint, and a high figure. The tables below are the same bands, readable with no script at all.

Bands the calculator is allowed to use

Published ranges multiplied by your square footage. National or publisher typical, not local quotes.
Use Band Source
Standard concrete paver driveway $10 to $18 per sq ft Angi 2026 standard
Wider driveway size table $10 to $30 per sq ft Angi 2026 size table
Permeable driveway $15 to $25 per sq ft Angi permeable
Decorative driveway $18 to $30 per sq ft Angi decorative
Brick driveway $12 to $22 per sq ft Angi brick
Travertine driveway $21,000 to $27,000 project total, not multiplied by square feet HomeAdvisor
Concrete paver patio $10 to $17 per sq ft HomeGuide patio
Walkway $10 to $20 per sq ft HomeGuide walkway
Around a pool $12 to $25 per sq ft HomeGuide around a pool
Travertine, installed $15 to $27 per sq ft HomeAdvisor
Clean, sand, and seal $1.50 to $3.25 per sq ft HomeGuide sealing

How to read the midpoint

The midpoint is the average of the low and high ends of one published band. For a 600 square foot standard concrete paver driveway, Angi's $10 to $18 band becomes $6,000 to $10,800, and the midpoint is $8,400. That $8,400 is not the price of a Daytona Beach driveway and it is not the price of a Deltona driveway. It is the middle of a national table. A beach lot with a narrow gate, a Port Orange apron that has to switch from limerock to soil cement because of the water table, or a New Smyrna lot already near the 60 percent impervious cap can all land outside the band for reasons the calculator cannot see. Use the number to ask better questions, then put the city and the square footage on the quote form.

Sealing stays in its own HomeGuide band of $1.50 to $3.25 per square foot, added only when you choose it, and it is not folded into the install total. Removal stays a note. HomeAdvisor says an existing patio removal can reach $3,700 depending on size and material. Checking the box prints that ceiling. It does not multiply $3,700 by your square footage, because the page we read did not give a per-foot demolition rate. If a bidder's haul-away line is far from that ceiling, ask what they are hauling and how thick the old slab is. The calculator will not referee that argument.

What this calculator will not do

  • It will not invent a Volusia County average. No public local dataset was found.
  • It will not add a per-square-foot demolition rate. If you check removal, it shows HomeAdvisor's $3,700 ceiling example and leaves it out of the total.
  • It will not price a seat wall, a fire pit, coping, or a permit fee.
  • It will not pretend Daytona Pavers is the installer. The quote form introduces an independent company.

Last checked November 1, 2026. The midpoint shown after you calculate is the middle of the published band, not a typical local job.

If the material and project combination is not in the table, the result says so instead of guessing. Decorative pavers are offered for driveways because Angi publishes that band. They are not offered for a pool, because we do not have a pool-specific decorative band to cite.

When two installers send real proposals, put them through the quote comparison checklist so the square footage, the base, the apron, and tear-out are the same job. This calculator will not score those bids.

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