State DOT binder indices · 2026 public bid prices
Asphalt Price Index: 2026 US Prices by State and Region
US asphalt prices for 2026, with every source linked. This page tracks two different numbers. The first is the liquid asphalt binder index that state DOTs publish each month for contract price adjustments. The second is the price of finished hot mix asphalt at the plant, taken from 2026 public bid tabulations. Each value shows the month it applies to and how we confirmed it.
By Shawaiz Hassan · Updated October 28, 2026
The headline number
US hot mix asphalt price: 2026 national snapshot
In 2026 public bid tabulations, hot mix asphalt picked up at the plant costs about $70 to $130 per ton. That is the bulk price paid by counties and towns buying hundreds of tons, before delivery.
Small residential orders usually cost more per ton than these bulk prices, because plants apply minimum charges and delivery is billed on top. We do not publish a figure for small orders, because we have not yet collected enough real quotes to state one.
Hot mix laid in place by a paving contractor ran $133 to $205 per ton in the Town of Lewisboro, New York bid (June 2026). That figure includes placing and compacting the mix, which is why it sits well above the plant price.
| State | Mix and basis | Price per ton | Bid month | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio | Surface mix with RAP (at plant) | $90 to $93 | April 2026 | Cleveland Metroparks, OH |
| Ohio | Base mix (at plant) | $70 to $80 | April 2026 | Cleveland Metroparks, OH |
| Maryland | 9.5 mm to 19 mm hot mix (at plant) | $71.50 to $83 | June 2026 | Garrett County, MD |
| New York | Type 1 base course (FOB plant) | $100 to $104.50 | June 2026 | Town of Lewisboro, NY |
| New York | Type 3 binder course (FOB plant) | $101 to $105.50 | June 2026 | Town of Lewisboro, NY |
| New York | Type 6 top course (FOB plant) | $104 to $107.50 | June 2026 | Town of Lewisboro, NY |
| New York | Type 5 shim course (FOB plant) | $125 to $129 | June 2026 | Town of Lewisboro, NY |
| New York | All hot mix items, laid in place (laid in place) | $133 to $205 | June 2026 | Town of Lewisboro, NY |
| Texas | Hot mix, hot lay (picked up at plant) | $81 to $96.75 | March 2026 | Grayson County, TX |
| Texas | Hot mix, hot lay (delivered) | $91 to $114.75 | March 2026 | Grayson County, TX |
Why published prices differ. Published hot mix prices differ because they measure different things. Public bid tabulations show what a county or town pays for hundreds of tons picked up at the plant. Consumer cost guides such as HomeGuide list $40 to $80 per ton for material. A homeowner ordering a few tons pays more than either, because of minimum charges and delivery. Installed prices, quoted per square foot or per ton laid in place, add labor, equipment and base work on top.
Checked October 11, 2026. We opened the New York and Texas bid documents ourselves on that date. The Ohio and Maryland documents would not load from our network on that date, so those two rows show the values as of October 11, 2026.
By region · estimates
Hot mix asphalt price per ton by region (2026)
These regional figures are estimates. They exist so the calculators on this site have a starting price for your area, and they are only as strong as the bids behind them. The last column says what each row rests on.
| Region | States | Estimated HMA at plant, per ton | What the estimate rests on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gulf Coast | TX, LA, MS, AL | $81 to $97 | One checked bid: Grayson County, TX, March 2026 |
| Southeast | FL, GA, NC, SC, TN, KY | $70 to $130 | National bid range. No bid checked in this region yet |
| South Central | OK, AR, KS | $70 to $130 | National bid range. No bid checked in this region yet |
| Midwest | OH, MI, IL, IN, WI, MN, MO, IA, NE, ND, SD | $70 to $93 | One checked bid: Cleveland Metroparks, OH, April 2026 |
| Mountain West | CO, AZ, NV, UT, NM, ID, MT, WY | $70 to $130 | National bid range. No bid checked in this region yet |
| Mid-Atlantic | PA, VA, MD, NJ, DE, WV | $72 to $83 | One checked bid: Garrett County, MD, June 2026 |
| Northeast | NY, MA, CT, RI, VT, NH, ME | $100 to $129 | One checked bid: Town of Lewisboro, NY, June 2026 |
| West Coast | CA, WA, OR | $70 to $130 | National bid range. No bid checked in this region yet |
Method, as of October 11, 2026. How these estimates are built: the national range is the span of hot mix prices at the plant in four 2026 public bid tabulations (Ohio, Maryland, New York and Texas). A region that contains one of those bids shows that bid's range. A region with no checked bid shows the national range. Each state shows its region's figure, except the four states where we read a bid directly. One bid is not a market survey, so treat every row as a starting estimate and ask a local plant for a quote.
All 50 states · estimates
Hot mix asphalt price by state (2026)
This table gives an estimated range for hot mix asphalt at the plant in each state. Four states (Ohio, Maryland, New York and Texas) show a 2026 public bid we checked. Every other state shows its region's estimate from the table above. These are material prices: add about $4 to $9 per ton for delivery within 15 to 20 miles of the plant (HomeGuide).
| State | HMA price per ton (est.) | State | HMA price per ton (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $81 to $97 (Gulf Coast estimate) | Montana | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Alaska | No estimate. Freight-driven market; get a local quote | Nebraska | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) |
| Arizona | $70 to $130 (national range) | Nevada | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Arkansas | $70 to $130 (national range) | New Hampshire | $100 to $129 (Northeast estimate) |
| California | $70 to $130 (national range) | New Jersey | $72 to $83 (Mid-Atlantic estimate) |
| Colorado | $70 to $130 (national range) | New Mexico | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Connecticut | $100 to $129 (Northeast estimate) | New York | $100 to $129 (checked bid) |
| Delaware | $72 to $83 (Mid-Atlantic estimate) | North Carolina | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Florida | $70 to $130 (national range) | North Dakota | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) |
| Georgia | $70 to $130 (national range) | Ohio | $70 to $93 (checked bid) |
| Hawaii | No estimate. Freight-driven market; get a local quote | Oklahoma | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Idaho | $70 to $130 (national range) | Oregon | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Illinois | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) | Pennsylvania | $72 to $83 (Mid-Atlantic estimate) |
| Indiana | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) | Rhode Island | $100 to $129 (Northeast estimate) |
| Iowa | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) | South Carolina | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Kansas | $70 to $130 (national range) | South Dakota | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) |
| Kentucky | $70 to $130 (national range) | Tennessee | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Louisiana | $81 to $97 (Gulf Coast estimate) | Texas | $81 to $97 (checked bid) |
| Maine | $100 to $129 (Northeast estimate) | Utah | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Maryland | $72 to $83 (checked bid) | Vermont | $100 to $129 (Northeast estimate) |
| Massachusetts | $100 to $129 (Northeast estimate) | Virginia | $72 to $83 (Mid-Atlantic estimate) |
| Michigan | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) | Washington | $70 to $130 (national range) |
| Minnesota | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) | West Virginia | $72 to $83 (Mid-Atlantic estimate) |
| Mississippi | $81 to $97 (Gulf Coast estimate) | Wisconsin | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) |
| Missouri | $70 to $93 (Midwest estimate) | Wyoming | $70 to $130 (national range) |
Alaska and Hawaii carry no estimate. Both depend on long freight routes for petroleum products and have few plants, and we have not checked a bid in either state.
Method, as of October 11, 2026. How these estimates are built: the national range is the span of hot mix prices at the plant in four 2026 public bid tabulations (Ohio, Maryland, New York and Texas). A region that contains one of those bids shows that bid's range. A region with no checked bid shows the national range. Each state shows its region's figure, except the four states where we read a bid directly. One bid is not a market survey, so treat every row as a starting estimate and ask a local plant for a quote.
The definition
What is the asphalt price index?
The "asphalt price index" most contractors refer to is the liquid asphalt binder price tracked by each state's Department of Transportation. It is the price of the liquid petroleum-based cement (called AC or asphalt cement) that plants buy in bulk and mix with aggregate to produce hot mix. It is a separate number from the price of finished hot mix. Our explainer on what asphalt is and how it is made covers how binder and aggregate fit together.
The binder index matters because state DOT contracts include a price adjustment clause. When the binder price goes up after the bid, the contractor is paid more. When it goes down, payment drops. This protects both sides from large swings in oil prices during a road project that lasts several months.
For homeowners: you do not need the binder index. The hot mix price in the tables above is the number that matters when you are buying asphalt for a driveway or parking lot.
For contractors: the binder index tells you whether your material cost is trending up or down month to month, which affects your bids and margins.
Official DOT data
State DOT liquid asphalt binder price index (2026)
This table shows the most recent published binder price from each state DOT index we track, with a link to the official page or document. These are the indices used in state contract price adjustments. They track the cost of liquid asphalt cement, and the finished hot mix is priced separately.
| State and index | Binder index (per ton, liquid) | Month | Official source | How we confirmed it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pennsylvania: PennDOT, published by the Pennsylvania Asphalt Pavement Association | Zone 1 $789.00 · Zone 2 $713.00 · Zone 3 $637.00 | October 2026 (per ton, English units) | pa-asphalt.org | Opened October 11, 2026 |
| Maryland: MDOT SHA, published by the Maryland Asphalt Association | $807.50 | October 2026 (per ton) | mdasphalt.org | Opened October 11, 2026 |
| New York: NYSDOT, average posted price for PG binder (Item 698.04) | $803 | October 2026 (per ton) | dot.ny.gov | Opened October 11, 2026 |
| New Jersey: NJDOT Asphalt Cement and Fuel Price Index | $723.00 (PG 64-22) · $873.00 (PG 76-22) | October 2026 (per ton, same north and south of Route 195) | dot.nj.gov | Opened October 11, 2026 |
| Tennessee: TDOT Bituminous Index | $725.77 | October 2026 (per ton) | tn.gov | Read October 11, 2026 from an archived copy of the official PDF |
| Georgia: GDOT Asphalt Cement Price Index | $704 | October 2026 (per ton) | dot.ga.gov | As of October 11, 2026 |
| Louisiana: DOTD monthly price indices | $706 (PG 64-22) · $814 (PG 70-22M) · $844 (PG 76-22M) | September 2026 (per ton) | dotd.la.gov | As of October 11, 2026 |
| Missouri: MoDOT Asphalt Price Index | $627.50 | September 2026 (per ton) | modot.org | Opened October 11, 2026 |
| Oklahoma: ODOT Road Oil Price Adjustment | $610.00 | October 2026 (per ton, against a $600.00 base) | oklahoma.gov | Opened October 11, 2026 |
| Colorado: CDOT Asphalt Cement Cost Adjustment | $581.07 | September 2026 (per short ton) | codot.gov | Opened October 11, 2026 |
| Indiana: INDOT PG Asphalt Binder Index | $568.00 | September 2026 (per ton) | in.gov | Opened October 11, 2026 |
| Federal projects (MD, VA, NC, SC, FL, TN, MS): FHWA Eastern Federal Lands average monthly asphalt prices | $597.50 to $692.50 by region | August 2026 (per US ton) | highways.fhwa.dot.gov | Opened October 11, 2026 |
Reading the last column. "Opened" means we loaded the official page or document on that date and read the value. "As of" means the official page would not load from our network on that date, so the row shows the last value we hold for it; follow the link to confirm before relying on it.
Why do binder prices vary so much by state? Indiana shows $568.00 per ton while Maryland shows $807.50. Each index is built differently: some average posted terminal prices, some use a published weekly price survey, and they cover different binder grades (PG 64-22 against polymer-modified PG 76-22, for example). Compare one state against its own earlier months. Comparing two states against each other tells you little without adjusting for grade and method.
FHWA Eastern Federal Lands regions, August 2026
The Federal Highway Administration publishes its own monthly asphalt prices for federal projects in the eastern states. They are useful where a state index is hard to find, including Virginia, the Carolinas and Florida. Source: FHWA Eastern Federal Lands, 2026 average monthly asphalt prices.
| FHWA region | Asphalt price per US ton, August 2026 |
|---|---|
| Baltimore, MD | $597.50 |
| Northern Virginia | $622.50 |
| Central and South Virginia | $622.50 |
| Inland North and South Carolina | $635.00 |
| Fort Lauderdale, FL | $671.25 |
| Florida Panhandle and Mobile, AL | $663.75 |
| East Tennessee | $686.25 |
| Central Tennessee | $687.50 |
| North Mississippi | $692.50 |
| Central and South Mississippi | $692.50 |
Month by month
2026 monthly binder index history by state
The chart and table below show each index from January 2026 to its latest published month. The jump in April is visible in every state: between March and June the indices rose 14% to 42%.
- Pennsylvania (Zone 1)
- Maryland
- Tennessee
- Georgia
- Louisiana (PG 64-22)
- Missouri
- Indiana
- Colorado
| Index | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pennsylvania (Zone 1) | $614 | $589 | $588 | $732 | $749 | $778 | $784 | $789 | $786 | $789 |
| Maryland | $615 | $595 | $600 | $787.50 | $800 | $807.50 | $807.50 | $807.50 | $807.50 | $807.50 |
| New York | $643 | $638 | $638 | $730 | $777 | $793 | $797 | $799 | $794 | $803 |
| New Jersey (PG 64-22) | $530 | $501 | $500 | $638 | $677 | $708 | $712 | $720 | $715 | $723 |
| Tennessee | $580.77 | $576.15 | $571.54 | $678.46 | $708.08 | $746.92 | $753.08 | $751.15 | $738.08 | $725.77 |
| Georgia | $566 | $561 | $559 | $653 | $687 | $721 | not read | not read | not read | $704 |
| Louisiana (PG 64-22) | $566 | $562 | $554 | $659 | $684 | not read | not read | not read | $706 | not read |
| Missouri | $486.25 | $481.25 | $497.50 | $585 | $585 | $605 | $605 | $631.25 | $627.50 | |
| Oklahoma | $505 | $505 | $495 | $500 | $572.50 | $605 | $610 | $610 | $610 | $610 |
| Indiana | $467 | $459 | $504 | $606 | $609 | $627 | $597 | $582 | $568 | |
| Colorado | $495.32 | $490.93 | $513.98 | $571.05 | $584.63 | $584.93 | $582.79 | $582.25 | $581.07 |
All values are dollars per ton of liquid binder, read from the official sources linked in the table above. "Not read" marks a month we have not seen in the official source ourselves: Georgia from July to September and Louisiana from June to August, because those two pages would not load from our network on October 11, 2026. A blank at the end of a row means the month was not yet published when we checked.
State by state
How to find your state's asphalt price index
Every state names its index differently, and several publish it as a PDF or spreadsheet inside the construction or contracts section of the DOT website. These are the official starting points for the states people ask about most. Where we could read the latest value on the official page we show it. Where we could not, the entry says so.
| State | Index name and official page | Latest value we could read |
|---|---|---|
| New Jersey | NJDOT Asphalt Cement and Fuel Price Index | $723.00 per ton, PG 64-22, October 2026 |
| New York | NYSDOT Average Posted Prices for Asphalt (PG binder), Item 698.04 | $803 per ton, October 2026 |
| Ohio | ODOT Asphalt Binder Price Adjustment, Proposal Note 534 (PN534) | See official page. The values sit inside the PN534 spreadsheet linked there |
| North Carolina | NCDOT Asphalt Binder Price Adjustment (base price index) | See official page. FHWA lists $635.00 per ton for inland NC and SC federal projects, August 2026 |
| South Carolina | SCDOT Asphalt Binder Adjustment Index (PG 64-22) | See official page. FHWA lists $635.00 per ton for inland NC and SC federal projects, August 2026 |
| Kansas | KDOT Asphalt Adjustment Price Index | See official page |
| Florida | FDOT Fuel and Bituminous Average Price Index (published per gallon) | See official page. FHWA lists $671.25 (Fort Lauderdale) and $663.75 (Panhandle) per ton, August 2026 |
| Virginia | VDOT monthly statewide average asphalt price (PG 64S-22 and PG 64E-22) | See official page. FHWA lists $622.50 per ton for Virginia federal projects, August 2026 |
| Delaware | DelDOT asphalt cement cost adjustment | See official page |
| Vermont | VTrans asphalt price adjustment index | See official page |
If your state is not listed, search for the state DOT name with "asphalt price adjustment" or "asphalt cement price index". The index usually sits beside the fuel price index, because the same contract clause covers both. For Pennsylvania, Maryland, Tennessee, Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, Colorado and Indiana, use the links in the state DOT table above.
The trend
How asphalt prices have changed (2020 to 2026)
Two of the indices on this page publish a long back-series, so they show the trend without any estimating. The table gives the January and July reading for each year from the Pennsylvania Zone 1 index and the Tennessee Bituminous Index.
| Year | Pennsylvania Zone 1, January | Pennsylvania Zone 1, July | Tennessee, January | Tennessee, July |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | $472 | $396 | $513.75 | $432.08 |
| 2021 | $406 | $532 | $420.42 | $507.50 |
| 2022 | $555 | $791 | $532.92 | $772.92 |
| 2023 | $594 | $605 | $671.36 | $642.73 |
| 2024 | $572 | $619 | $629.09 | $629.55 |
| 2025 | $609 | $650 | $590.77 | $601.54 |
| 2026 | $614 | $784 | $580.77 | $753.08 |
Binder was cheapest in 2020 and early 2021, then climbed to a peak in the summer of 2022 ($791 in Pennsylvania Zone 1 and $772.92 in Tennessee that July). It eased through 2023 and stayed in a fairly narrow band until early 2026.
What happened in 2026. Binder was flat or slightly lower from January to March. It then rose 14% to 42% between March and June: Pennsylvania Zone 1 from $588 to $778, Tennessee from $571.54 to $746.92, and Georgia from $559 to $721. Since July the picture is mixed. Tennessee, Indiana and Georgia have eased from their summer highs. Maryland, Colorado and Oklahoma are flat. Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Missouri are slightly higher than in June.
We do not publish a year-by-year price series for finished hot mix, because we have no consistent source for one. Binder is about 5% of the mix by weight, so a $150 per ton move in binder changes the binder cost in a ton of hot mix by roughly $7.50. Plants also face fuel, aggregate and labor costs, so the hot mix price does not track the index one for one.
Five forces
What drives asphalt prices up and down
Five forces move asphalt pricing. Knowing them helps you time a project and read a quote.
1. Crude oil prices
Asphalt binder is a petroleum product. When crude oil rises, the liquid binder that holds the mix together costs more, and the state indices on this page move with it. The spring 2026 jump in every index below is the clearest recent example.
2. Federal and state infrastructure spending
The 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act added federal money for roads and bridges. More public paving work means more demand for mix from the same plants that supply private jobs.
3. Refinery capacity
Refineries choose how much of each barrel becomes asphalt binder and how much becomes fuel. When they produce less binder, supply tightens and the index rises even if crude oil is steady.
4. Seasonal demand
Most paving happens in the warm months, so plants are busiest from late spring to early fall. Many northern plants close for winter, which limits supply and haul options late in the year.
5. Regional transport costs
Hot mix has to arrive hot, so it is bought from a plant close to the job. A site far from the nearest plant pays more for trucking. Alaska and Hawaii depend on long freight routes for petroleum products, which is why we publish no estimate for them.
Put it to work
How to use this data
If you are a homeowner pricing a project: use the "Hot mix asphalt price by state" table above as a starting material price per ton. Multiply by the tonnage from our asphalt calculator or driveway cost calculator. An installed asphalt driveway runs about $3 to $15 per square foot depending on base work and region (HomeGuide lists $3 to $7; Bob Vila lists $7 to $15, updated May 2024; installed figures come from published guides, not from the 2026 bids above). If you are unsure how much material the job needs, our guide to how to calculate asphalt tonnage tabulates it by size.
If you are a contractor tracking margins: check the state DOT binder index table each month against your own state's official page. Use the asphalt cost calculator to price jobs with your current plant quote, and asphalt price per ton by mix type to check that you are comparing like with like across mixes.
If you are a journalist or researcher: every value on this page links to the official page or bid document it came from, with the month it applies to. You are welcome to cite the page with a link back. Please cite the official source for the value itself.
Free calculators
More asphalt tools
Asphalt Calculator
tonnage, cubic yards, and material cost.
Asphalt Driveway Cost Calculator
full installed driveway cost.
Asphalt Cost Per Ton Calculator
material pricing by type and region.
Asphalt Square Yardage Calculator
SY to tons conversion.
Asphalt Parking Lot Calculator
commercial lot by spaces.
Hot Mix Asphalt Calculator
HMA-specific tonnage by mix type.
Sealcoat Calculator
sealer gallons and pails for an existing driveway.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
8 questions answered
The asphalt price index is the monthly price of liquid asphalt cement (binder) that a state Department of Transportation publishes. It is used to adjust payments on state road contracts when material prices change. It is the price of the binder, and the finished hot mix costs far less per ton. In the states tracked on this page the binder index ran from $568.00 (Indiana, September 2026) to $807.50 (Maryland, October 2026) per ton of liquid, while hot mix asphalt cost about $70 to $130 per ton at the plant in 2026 public bids. Binder is only about 5% of the mix by weight.
In the 2026 public bid tabulations we checked, hot mix asphalt picked up at the plant costs about $70 to $130 per ton: $70 to $93 in Ohio, $71.50 to $83 in Maryland, $100 to $129 in New York and $81 to $96.75 in Texas. Those are bulk prices paid by counties and towns. A small residential order usually costs more per ton because of minimum charges and delivery. Laid in place by a contractor, the same New York bid ran $133 to $205 per ton.
Yes, in 2026. Liquid binder was flat or slightly lower from January to March, then rose 14% to 42% between March and June in the state indices we track. Pennsylvania Zone 1 went from $588 to $778 per ton, Tennessee from $571.54 to $746.92, and Georgia from $559 to $721. Finished hot mix moves less than binder, because binder is about 5% of the mix by weight.
Hot mix is bought from a plant near the job, so the local price depends on how far the plant is from a refinery or terminal, local aggregate, labor, and how many plants compete for the work. In the 2026 bids we checked, hot mix at the plant ran $81 to $96.75 per ton in Grayson County, Texas and $100 to $129 in Lewisboro, New York. Two bids are examples of the spread between places and should not be read as state averages.
Yes. Asphalt binder is a product of crude oil refining, so when crude oil rises the liquid binder costs more, and plants pass that into the price of hot mix. The state DOT indices on this page exist for exactly this reason: they let a road contract adjust payment when the binder price moves after the bid. Plant capacity and local demand also affect the price.
State DOT binder indices are published monthly. New Jersey also posts a mid-month value. Each plant sets its own hot mix price, and a quote is normally valid for a stated period, so ask how long the price holds when you request one. The 2026 history table on this page shows how much a monthly index can move: several rose more than $80 per ton between March and April.
Liquid asphalt binder (also called asphalt cement or AC) is the petroleum-based glue that holds hot mix asphalt together. It is a thick, black, sticky liquid produced at oil refineries and makes up about 5% of the total hot mix by weight. The rest is stone aggregate and sand. The state DOT price index tracks the cost of this binder, and the finished mix is priced separately by each plant.
A tandem dump truck carries about 13 to 20 tons. At the $70 to $130 per ton seen in 2026 public bids, that is roughly $910 to $2,600 of hot mix picked up at the plant. Delivery adds about $4 to $9 per ton within 15 to 20 miles of the plant, or $52 to $180 for the load (HomeGuide, checked October 2026). A small private order can cost more per ton than these bulk figures.
What changed
Change log
- October 12, 2026. DOT index values refreshed (checked October 11, 2026); HMA price ranges corrected to 2026 public bid data. New York and New Jersey added to the index table, monthly 2026 history added for eleven indices, and the regional and state tables relabelled as estimates with their method.
The binder values on this page come from the state DOT and FHWA pages linked in the tables. The hot mix prices come from four 2026 public bid tabulations, also linked. Regional and state hot mix figures are estimates built from those bids, with the method stated beside each table. We are not a supplier and we have run no price survey of our own. How we work is set out in our editorial policy and on the About page. Found an error? Email hello@getasphaltcalculator.com.
Last checked: October 11, 2026.