New driveway construction
Stripping topsoil, building compacted base, setting the crown so water sheds, and topping with the right stone for the traffic. A drive built this way costs more than dumped gravel and lasts many times longer.
Lane rebuilds and rescue
Potholes, washboard, and mud holes are symptoms; the disease is base and drainage. We fix the disease, then regravel, so you stop paying for the same repair every year.
Farm lanes and heavy traffic
Grain trucks, milk trucks, and equipment need lanes engineered for weight. Geotextile fabric under stone where clay demands it, ditching where water needs somewhere to go, and crowns that survive harvest season.
Culverts and approaches
Field entrances, culvert sets and replacements, and county-road approaches built to shed water and take a loaded truck without rutting.