How much asphalt do I need?
Asphalt is ordered by the ton. Enter the driveway size and compacted thickness.
Asphalt to order
11.4 tons
Estimated material cost
Asphalt to order
11.4 x $$110 per ton
$1,254
Typical store prices before tax and delivery. Change any price to match your store.
How to measure
Measure the driveway's length and width, and decide the compacted thickness of asphalt.
Tips from the field
- Figured at 145 lb per cubic foot with 5% extra. Residential driveways are usually 2 to 3 inches thick.
- A good gravel base matters more than thicker asphalt.
What you'll need
Common questions
How thick should an asphalt driveway be?
Two to three inches of compacted asphalt over a well-compacted gravel base.
How much does a ton of asphalt cover?
About 80 square feet at 2 inches thick, or about 53 square feet at 3 inches.
Can I lay asphalt myself?
Small patches, yes. Full driveways need a paver and roller, so most people hire it out.
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