Building a new driveway or upgrading an existing one requires proper excavation, grading, base preparation, and compaction. The right equipment ensures a durable surface that drains properly and withstands heavy use.
Grades driveway surface, spreads gravel, and handles fine grading work
Removes topsoil and stumps, digs ditches for drainage along driveway
Compacts each layer of base material for a durable, stable driveway surface
Delivers gravel, crushed stone, and base materials
Mark driveway route and width. Excavate topsoil and organic material to expose subgrade.
Install culverts at road crossings. Grade ditches along driveway edges for water management.
Spread and compact crushed stone base material in lifts. Each lift should be 4-6 inches before compaction.
Spread surface gravel or crusher dust. Grade for proper crown (drainage toward edges). Compact final surface.
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Browse Available EquipmentA skid steer or track loader for grading and spreading, an excavator for removing topsoil and stumps, a compactor for each layer, and dump trucks for delivering gravel.
Plan for 4-6 inches of base material plus 2-3 inches of surface gravel. A 100-foot by 12-foot driveway needs approximately 20-25 tons of material.
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