Sound familiar?
What we often hear at the first meeting:
- “The driveway is all ruts and potholes.”
- “Rain washes our gravel into the road.”
- “The slope by the house keeps eroding.”
- “We need new gravel spread and packed.”
Fix the water, fix the driveway
Most driveway damage is water damage. We crown the surface and give runoff somewhere to go, so new gravel stays where we put it.
What’s included
- Driveway regrading and crowning
- Gravel delivery, spreading, and compaction
- Pothole and rut repair
- Erosion control with rock, swales, and channels
- Culverts and drainage at low spots
Not included
- Asphalt and concrete paving
How it works
Step 1: Free quote
We look at where the water goes and what the driveway needs.
Step 2: Grade
Regrade, crown, and fix drainage.
Step 3: Gravel & pack
New gravel spread and compacted.
Your options
We match the fix to the ground and the traffic.
Base course
Packs hard and holds up to daily traffic.
Crushed gravel
Clean look for driveways and parking areas.
Rock channels
Carry runoff along the driveway instead of across it.
Slope stabilization
Rock, terraces, and swales on eroding hillsides.
What it costs
Free quote
Every job is different, so we quote it in person or from photos, for free. You get one honest price before any work starts.
What moves the price
- Length and width of the driveway
- Gravel type and depth
- Drainage work needed
- Delivery distance
Fast quotes, honest pricing, and one clear price before any work starts.
Recent driveways, gravel & erosion control work
Asphalt driveway
A driveway that looks new again
A long asphalt driveway in the East Mountains, freshly sealed from the gate to the house.
Patio extension & gravel
From dirt to a backyard you can use
A bare dirt backyard finished with a new concrete pad along the covered patio and clean gravel across the rest of the yard.
Retaining wall & gravel
Block planter wall and gravel
A side yard finished with a stacked block planter wall along the back wall and clean gravel up to the concrete.
Gravel & slab prep
Side yard, graded and ready for concrete
A bare dirt side yard graded and finished with gravel, with a formed and reinforced pad ready for concrete.
- 5 out of 5 stars
Did an amazing job on my gravel driveway. Super simple process and great communication.
Robert R.Gravel driveway · via Facebook
Questions people ask
How often should a gravel driveway be regraded?
Most need touch-ups every year or two, more after a heavy monsoon season.
Can you stop erosion on our slope?
Yes, with rock, channels, swales, and grading.
Do you work on commercial lots and long private roads?
Yes.