Concrete Driveways, Patios and Slabs in Frisco
Frisco keeps two contractor lists that matter for concrete: its Building Inspections register and a separate register for anyone working in the public right-of-way. A driveway that ties into the street can touch both.
Typical price in Dallas: Concrete driveway, standard broom finish, installed$7–$14 per sq ftSource: 2 Dallas–Fort Worth contractor price pages, price data from September 17, 2026
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Good to know in Frisco
- Source: City of Frisco
Every company doing work in Frisco has to register with the Building Inspections Division first. Its registration, the R-Number, expires the same day as its general liability insurance, so a current R-Number also means the insurance the city has on file hasn't run out.
- Source: City of Frisco
Before you sign, look the company up in Frisco's eTRAKiT system, which lets anyone search the contractors currently registered to work in the city.
- Source: City of Frisco
If the new driveway ties into the street or crosses an easement, your contractor also needs a Right-of-Way contractor registration and an approved ROW permit before that part of the work starts. The city charges no fee for either.
- Source: City of Frisco
Permits processed through Frisco's permitting system carry a 6% technology fee from August 1, 2026. When a quote includes the permit, ask whether that fee is already in the number.
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