GRAVEL DRIVEWAYS
New gravel drives, regrading washed-out drives, and adding stone where the existing surface has thinned. Same crew, same equipment as driveway installation — sized to the work.
COMMON USES
- New gravel surfaces over existing or new cut
- Pothole and washout repair
- Crowning and reshaping for drainage
- Adding fresh stone over a thinning surface
TYPICAL PROJECT PROCESS
- Reshape the existing surface, fill ruts and washouts.
- Add base where the drive has worn down to dirt.
- Top with fresh gravel and crown so water sheds.
EQUIPMENT USED
- Skid steer with box blade
- Dump truck
- Compactor
COMMON QUESTIONS
Why does my gravel drive keep washing out?
Almost always either no crown, no ditch beside the drive, or undersized culverts. Adding stone without fixing the shape and drainage just buries the problem.