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Snow-melt systems

Retrofit vs. New Pour in Utah

Adding snow-melt to an existing driveway versus installing it with new concrete.

  • Electric & hydronic
  • New builds & retrofits
  • Free written estimates

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What to know

  • New pour is cheapest: heat goes in before the concrete [Bedrock Concrete Pros].
  • Retrofit with demo and re-pour: about $7–$14/sq ft electric and $10–$17/sq ft hydronic, per one Utah installer [Bedrock Concrete Pros].
  • A Park City hydronic specialist quotes $18–$22/sq ft for retrofit with full replacement, and $22–$28/sq ft for saw-cut retrofits, which it rarely recommends [Utah Boiler Experts].
  • If your driveway is already due for replacement, a retrofit is essentially a new driveway with heat included [Bedrock Concrete Pros].

Prices are published Utah estimates cited above, not a quote from us. Your free estimate is based on your site, surface and system.

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