Gravel Maintenance

Gravel Driveways are Affordable

If your home requires a long driveway to connect to a major roadway, installing a paved road is not always the best solution. The longer a road is, the more likely it is to need regular repairs, which can become quite costly with a paved option.

Gravel is easy to spread and can be easily installed no matter the size of your property. We offer Class V gravel. This is crushed asphalt with a maximum sized rock of 1-inch with a limerock base or recycled asphalt (RAP) base mixed with gravel.

Benefits of Gravel Driveway

Gravel offers a budget-friendly option, making it an excellent option for large surfaces such as extra long driveways or rural farmhouse roads. Gravel is simple to install and level out, which means less downtime when you are maintaining or installing it.

Easy maintenance means less expense down the road. There is no need to worry about driveway cracks, and any problems that arise can be easily remedied.

Your driveway will last a long time with regular maintenance, including:

• Regular weed-pulling
• Refreshing gravel when needed
• Raking and replacing displaced gravel

We deliver and lay compact Class V gravel to create a beautiful gravel driveway, parking lot, or road. Gravel driveways can be installed quickly with minimal permanent impact. If properly maintained, a gravel driveway can offer years of use. Our experienced gravel driveway installation experts can get you on track quickly with little disruption to your routine.

Touch Up and Add Base to Existing Gravel Driveways

Maintaining a gravel driveway is important to extend its lifespan. Weather and use can take a toll on a gravel driveway. Over time, the gravel can spread and thin out. When snow plows are used, gravel can become scattered away from the main driveway, leading to increased problems. Plants and weeds can also grow through the gravel with the passing of time if your gravel is not properly maintained. We can deliver Class V gravel to make your surface look good as new again.

A gravel driveway will need to be maintained after:

• Quick driving
• Frequent driving
• Frequent use

Re-Grade and Roll

More significant problems to your gravel can occur over time. Minnesota’s harsh winters mean damage from snow and snow plows. Water and drainage problems can lead to rutting and potholes.

Even if you are meticulous about driveway care, potholes and ruts are bound to come up. These can cause damage to vehicles and pose a serious liability on your property. Our gravel driveway repair includes re-grade and roll services.