What goes wrong
Most failed driveways were cheap from day one, no base, no fabric, no crown, no culvert. Gravel dumped on dirt is a slow goodbye.
Gravel Driveways done right.
A driveway you can pull a loaded trailer on, year-round. Driveways that don't wash out, don't pothole and don't sink in the rain.
Anatomy of the Job
A driveway you can pull a loaded trailer on, year-round.
Most failed driveways were cheap from day one, no base, no fabric, no crown, no culvert. Gravel dumped on dirt is a slow goodbye.
How we handle it
We grade the path, install woven geotextile fabric on soft sub-grade, set culverts where water crosses, build a crushed stone base, and top with #57 or crusher run depending on the use. Crown is shaped to drain.
What's included
New driveway construction, Re-grade & re-rock existing drives, Geotextile fabric installation, Culverts & drainage tie-ins, Crusher run & #57 stone, Apron & tie-in to county road.
Ideal For
Gravel Driveways fits these jobs.
If your project is on this list, you're in the right place. If it's not, call us anyway. Most projects need more than one service to come together.
- Rural homes
- Farm access roads
- Long driveways
- Shop & barn approaches
- Commercial gravel lots
FAQ
Honest answers about gravel driveways.
Have a question that isn't here? Call (662) 996-8245, we answer the phone.
Crusher run, #57, or both?
We typically build a 4–6 inch crusher run base for compaction and drainage, then top with #57 or #67 for the riding surface. We'll match what your soil and use require.
Do I need a culvert?
If water crosses the drive, yes. We size the culvert to your watershed and install with proper headwalls and rip-rap.