Driveway washing out?
Fix the water problem — not just the gravel
Drainage & Erosion Control
Adding another load of gravel to a washing driveway is a subscription, not a repair. Water is moving across your property along a route it chose. Our job is to give it a better one — sized correctly, armored where it needs to be, and invisible the rest of the year.
What we see most often
- Gravel drives that rut and wash after every heavy rain
- Standing water and soft ground near the house or barn
- Gullies cutting through pasture and hillsides
- Undersized or crushed culverts backing water up
Scope of work
What this work includes
Watershed assessment
We map where water enters your property, how much of it there is, and where it wants to go before specifying anything.
Surface conveyance
Crowning, swales, diversion berms, rock check dams and dry creek beds that carry volume without cutting into the ground.
Culverts & subsurface drainage
Properly sized pipe, headwalls, catch basins, French drains and footing drains installed at the grade they actually need.
Slope stabilization
Regrading, riprap, matting and deep-rooted seeding to hold banks and cut slopes through the first two rainy seasons and beyond.
A property that handles a five-inch rain without you walking outside to look. No annual gravel bill, no soft ground, no new gullies.
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Tell us about your property
Send the basics and we'll come back with a straight answer on what your site needs, what order to do it in, and what it's likely to cost.