Driveways cut, graded, and graveled. Yards leveled and drainage that sends water where it belongs instead of into your basement. Fine grading is in our name for a reason.
A driveway that washes out every spring or a yard that pools water by the foundation isn't bad luck -- it's bad grading. We cut new driveways, resurface tired ones, and grade yards with slope and drainage worked out before the gravel or topsoil ever goes down.
This is finish work as much as it is dirt work. We're setting the elevations that every landscaper, paver crew, or homeowner has to live with afterward, so we take the extra pass to get it right rather than eyeballing it.
New driveway, longer driveway to a rural building site, or just fixing yard drainage that's been bothering you for years -- it's the same crew, the same attention to slope and compaction.
We look at existing drainage patterns and elevations to plan a grade that actually sheds water correctly.
Driveway path or yard area cut and shaped to the planned grade.
Stone base and surface material placed and compacted so it holds up to Michiana winters.
We confirm water moves off the site and away from structures before calling the job done.
Yes -- extensions, widening, and full regrading of existing driveways are common requests.
Almost always a grading issue -- ground sloped toward the house instead of away from it. We can assess and correct it.
We handle sourcing and placing the stone and gravel as part of the quoted job.