Concrete prices by state

Across the U.S., concrete typically costs $119–$147 per cubic yard. Prices run lowest in Arkansas, Mississippi, South Dakota and highest in California, District of Columbia, New Jersey.

StateTypical per cubic yardvs. U.S. average
Alabama$107–$132−10.0%
Alaska$121–$150+1.7%
Arizona$120–$149+1.1%
Arkansas$103–$127−13.5%
California$134–$165+12.6%
Colorado$121–$149+1.4%
Connecticut$123–$152+3.7%
Delaware$118–$146−0.7%
District of Columbia$132–$163+10.8%
Florida$123–$152+3.5%
Georgia$115–$142−3.3%
Hawaii$129–$160+8.6%
Idaho$109–$134−8.6%
Illinois$118–$145−1.1%
Indiana$110–$136−7.8%
Iowa$106–$130−11.2%
Kansas$107–$132−10.0%
Kentucky$108–$133−9.5%
Louisiana$105–$130−11.7%
Maine$116–$143−2.9%
Maryland$124–$153+4.0%
Massachusetts$129–$159+8.2%
Michigan$112–$138−5.8%
Minnesota$117–$145−1.6%
Mississippi$104–$128−12.7%
Missouri$109–$135−8.2%
Montana$107–$133−9.8%
Nebraska$108–$133−9.6%
Nevada$115–$143−3.0%
New Hampshire$125–$155+5.3%
New Jersey$130–$160+8.9%
New Mexico$108–$133−9.6%
New York$128–$158+7.6%
North Carolina$112–$138−5.9%
North Dakota$105–$130−11.4%
Ohio$109–$135−8.2%
Oklahoma$105–$130−11.7%
Oregon$125–$154+4.7%
Pennsylvania$116–$143−2.5%
Rhode Island$121–$149+1.4%
South Carolina$111–$137−6.8%
South Dakota$105–$129−11.9%
Tennessee$110–$136−7.5%
Texas$116–$143−2.8%
Utah$113–$140−5.0%
Vermont$115–$142−3.4%
Virginia$120–$148+0.7%
Washington$129–$160+8.6%
West Virginia$107–$132−10.2%
Wisconsin$111–$137−6.9%
Wyoming$108–$134−9.2%

What drives concrete prices

Ready-mix prices depend on cement and aggregate costs, the distance from the batch plant, the mix strength (PSI) and additives, and how much you order — loads under 10 cubic yards carry a short-load fee.

Need a quantity first? Use the concrete cost calculator.

U.S. range: HomeGuide — Concrete Prices (updated January 6, 2026). State adjustment: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Price Parities by State (Table SARPP), 2023 — as published in the Hawaii State Data Book, table 14.02. See methodology.