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Asphalt & blacktop calculators

Compacted hot mix weighs about 145 lb per cubic foot, so tonnage is pure geometry — area × depth × density. These tools handle that plus installed cost, base depth, maintenance and every unit conversion a paving crew needs.

Asphalt tools

Asphalt TonnageMaterialEnter your area and compacted thickness to get the exact tonnage of hot mix asphalt you need — plus cubic yards, truckloads and a delivered cost range.
Driveway CostCostGet an installed price range for a new asphalt driveway, broken down into base prep, paving and extras.
Resurfacing CostCostAn overlay is roughly half the cost of a full replacement — if the existing base is still sound. Price it here.
Replacement CostCostFull tear-out and repave, priced line by line: demolition, disposal, base and new pavement.
Square FootageMeasurementAdd up rectangles, circles and triangles to get the total paving area in every unit contractors quote in.
Thickness & CompactionMeasurementTwo questions, one tool: how deep will my tonnage go, and how much loose mix do I need to hit a compacted depth?
Tons ↔ Cubic YardsMeasurementSuppliers quote tons, plans specify yards. Convert between them for any asphalt or aggregate density.
Gravel BaseMaterialThe base course carries the load — get it wrong and the asphalt above it fails. Size your crushed aggregate here.
Asphalt MillingsMaterialRecycled asphalt millings are the cheapest way to harden a driveway. Work out tonnage, cubic yards and installed cost here.
Cold Patch & PotholeMaterialMeasure the hole, get the number of 50 lb bags. Works for potholes, trench repairs and edge crumbling.
SealcoatingMaintenanceWork out gallons, 5-gallon pails and cost for sealcoating any asphalt surface.
Parking Lot StripingMaintenanceStall count in, gallons of traffic paint and a cost range out — including ADA spaces and markings.

Asphalt & blacktop calculators

Asphalt tools

Tonnage by compacted depth

By mix and material

Driveway cost by state