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Complete rehabilitation of a residential gravel driveway. We eliminated deep washboarding, rebuilt the drainage crown, and laid down a pristine surface layer of compacted aggregate.

Preparing the base material. Real gravel driveway restoration requires mechanical decompaction and grading to prevent potholes from returning.

A side-by-side demonstration of our restoration process. Deep, water-retaining potholes are excavated and completely integrated into a new base profile.

A beautiful, freshly compacted gravel driveway with a defined center crown to shed water and keep the driveway durable for years to come.

Base preparation and grading on a rural lane. Mechanical decompaction stabilizes heavy traffic areas and establishes a solid foundation before fresh aggregate is applied.

A side-by-side view showing a dusty, pot-holed country lane restored to a smooth, properly graded, and freshly surfaced driveway.