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Gravel Driveways & Driveway Landscaping
Gravel drives and driveway approaches built with real base prep, crowned to shed water instead of rutting.
The Straight Story
A good gravel drive is shaped, not just spread
There's a reason some gravel drives need a fresh load every spring and some don't: shape. A drive that was just spread flat holds water, and water plus traffic equals ruts, potholes, and gravel migrating into the yard. A drive built with a crown — higher in the middle, shedding to the sides — moves water off before it can soften the base.
We build and rebuild gravel drives the way we build everything else: from the base up. Geotextile where soft ground calls for it, base stone compacted in lifts, a surface course that locks together, and the crown graded in. Around the county line areas we serve — Hillview, Shepherdsville, Mount Washington — long gravel drives are everywhere, and most of them were never shaped once.
We also handle the landscaping around the drive: approaches, borders, and the grading that keeps the drive and the yard from fighting each other.
How It Goes
Four steps, no surprises
- 01
We come look
A free on-site visit. We walk the yard, take grades and measurements, and talk through what's actually worth doing.
- 02
Scope & number
A written scope with materials, base depth, and drainage spelled out — and one honest price, not a range.
- 03
We build it
Excavation, compaction, base, then finish work. Daniel is on site running the job, not managing it by phone.
- 04
We keep it up
Optional weekly maintenance so the beds, edges, and lawn look the way they did the week we finished.
Questions
Asked on most estimates
Straight answers up front — and anything we missed gets answered on the free on-site visit.
Regrade my existing drive, or start over?
If the base is sound, reshaping and topping it is the economical fix, and we'll tell you so. If the drive was never built with a base, topping it off is renting gravel — we'd rather rebuild it once.
What kind of gravel do you use?
Different layers do different jobs: larger clean stone for base where needed, a crusher-run surface that compacts and locks. We'll spell out the materials in the written scope.
How often does a gravel drive need maintenance?
A properly crowned drive needs occasional touch-ups, not an annual rebuild. Most of the maintenance a bad drive demands is really the missing base and crown demanding attention.
Often Paired With
Related work
Free On-Site Estimate
Ready to fix the yard you've been putting off?
Patios, retaining walls, grading, planting, or weekly maintenance — tell us what you're looking at and we'll come give you a straight number.
Residential & Commercial · Fully Insured · Serving Louisville since 2023