Driveway grading
Regrading, crown, and drainage work for dirt and gravel driveways, keeping your driveways looking professional!
Tell us about your driveway and we'll schedule a site walk.
We are here to help service your driveway.
A gravel driveway goes through a lot over many years. Between heavy rains, traffic, and time, it's normal for potholes, ruts, washouts, and low spots to start showing up.
We help homeowners get their driveways back into shape. Whether it's a short residential driveway or new driveway, we'll take a look at what's causing the problem and recommend the best solution.
Sometimes all a driveway needs is a fresh grading. Other times it may need additional gravel, a ditch cleaned out, or a culvert replaced so the water has somewhere to go.
Common issues and projects we help address
- Potholes
- Washouts after heavy rain
- Ruts and low spots
- Water running down your driveway
- Poor drainage
- Driveway widening
- New gravel installation
- Culvert installation and replacement
- New driveway construction
How it works
- 01
Site Walk
We walk the full length, note the high and low points, and mark areas where driveway could be improved. This determines the proper approach and solution before any equipment shows up.
- 02
Provide the Estimate and Scope of Work
Once we have all of the right information we draft an estimate and send it over for your review.
- 03
Set the Date
If you decide to move forward with our services, we set a date for our visit and communicate any final details.
- 04
Project Implementation
We get to work and deliver a fresh graded driveway, and ensure you are satisfied with our work!
Recent work
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Frequently asked questions
How long does a regrade take?
Most single driveways take anywhere between 8 - 24 hours to regrade, depending on slope and size of driveway.
Do you match existing material, or is it always a fresh surface?
It is often difficult to match material because quarries change the excavation sites of their material and certain materials may become discontinued.
How often does a gravel driveway need to be regraded?
On average, driveways need regrading once a year, but factors such as weather and traffic usage may affect the maintenance requirement.
Can this be done in winter?
Yes it can, as long as the bottom soil is not too wet or frozen.
Request an estimate
Tell us about your driveway and we'll schedule a site walk. Official estimates are based on a site walk, and will be provided once all of the necessary information is collected.