How we do it
Most driveway problems around here are water problems. Potholes, ruts and washouts happen when a driveway doesn't have a solid base or a crown to move water off to the sides. We fix the cause, not just the hole.
For brick and paver driveways and borders, we build a properly compacted base so the surface stays flat under the weight of cars and trucks.
What's included
- New gravel driveways
- Regrading and re-crowning so water runs off
- Pothole and rut repair
- Fresh gravel top-ups
- Brick and paver driveways
- Driveway borders, aprons and edging
"The owner cares and will find the root of your problem. The owner and the workers are intelligent hard-working problem solvers."
Common questions
Why does my gravel driveway keep getting potholes?
Usually because water sits on it. Without a crown and good drainage, every rain softens the surface and cars push it out. Regrading and fixing drainage stops the cycle.
Gravel or pavers: which should I get?
Gravel costs less and works great for long or rural driveways. Brick and pavers cost more but look sharp and stay tidy. We'll walk you through both.
Do you haul away the old material?
Yes. Hauling is part of what we do.