Gravel Driveway Repair

We can help you restore your gravel driveway to like-new condition in as little as one day. Our gravel driveway restoration removes all potholes, sinkholes, and blemishes, leaving you with a brand-new drivable surface. 90 percent of restorations require no new gravel, saving you time and money.

A gravel driveway is one of the most practical and cost-effective options for Triangle homeowners, but without regular maintenance, it can develop potholes, ruts, washboard ridges, and drainage channels that make driving difficult and detract from your property's curb appeal.

We regrade and compact your existing stone to restore proper shape and drainage — saving you the cost of new material. For driveways with significant material loss or base failure, we bring in fresh stone — typically #57 or ABC crusher run — compact it in lifts, and ensure the finished surface sheds water to the edges the way it should.

We also address the root causes of driveway deterioration, not just the surface symptoms:

• Inadequate base material causing repeated washouts
• Poor drainage ditches that allow water to pool on the surface
• Missing or damaged culverts that concentrate water flow
• Dense clay subgrade that won't drain between rains

Gravel driveway problems are especially common in the Triangle's Piedmont clay soil. The dense clay beneath your driveway doesn't drain well, so water pools on the surface and erodes stone with every rain. Without a proper crown and functioning drainage ditches, even a recently repaired driveway can wash out within a single storm season.

Corby personally inspects every driveway before work begins, measuring grade, assessing base conditions, and identifying drainage issues. Whether your driveway is 50 feet or 500 feet long, we have the equipment and experience to get it right.