Gravel Driveway Installation

What this involves.

A gravel driveway done right is built in layers, each one chosen and compacted for a job. We grade and shape the driveway for drainage, lay a larger base stone for stability, and top it with a finer crushed surface that locks together under traffic. We crown or slope the drive so water sheds to the sides instead of pooling and washing out ruts. Where it makes sense, we set edging to hold the gravel in place and keep the lines clean. The result is a firm, well-draining driveway that is straightforward to maintain over time.

• Grading and shaping the driveway area for proper drainage
• Laying a compacted base stone layer for stability
• Topping with a crushed surface stone that locks together
• Crowning or sloping the drive so water sheds off the sides
• Installing edging where needed to hold gravel in place
• Compacting each layer for a firm, settled surface
• Final grading and a walkthrough of how to maintain the drive