Driveway replacement cost

couple 5 bucks for demo
8-10 bucks for new

shop around you should be able to find someone hungry

Thats around 7k just for the concrete. Add in demo, haul off, grade work, stabilization (if needed), forms/keyway, labor, equipment, misc materials, and whatever the contractor needs to make to make it worth their while - you are looking at north of 30k easy.

I was a place/finish superintendent for about 11 years, then a concrete salesman for over 8 years. Back when I was pouring we did a residental driveway in between jobs (we mostly did commercial and industrial). This was maybe in 2012 or 2013 or so. Similar size and scope - tear out and replace. Added some square footage for a patio extention and added a small sidewalk. 6" thick on the driveway and 4" on the patio and sidewalks. Used fiber and installed keyway joints. I charged around 25k and thought that was very fair at the time. We didn't make a ton but did ok for a small job in between projects. This was back when concrete was a little less than $100 per yard. Prices have gone way up since then. I don't sell concrete any more but its in the 130's-150's now depending on the mix and the customer. Best thing you can do is call a concrete salesman in the area and let them recommend a few small contractors. That will set you up with someone that does this professionally and the contractor will get better pricing than you will on most materials.

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gravel

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Hell limeston is around $1000 a15 ton truck now..... It doubled in price since 2020

The problem with gravel is constant maintenance and wash out. I have an old asphalt driveway that's been washed out and trying to figure out what to do next. Either asphalt again with concrete curb on each side to reduce washout or full concrete driveway.