Homeowners looking to enhance their property’s entrance may think an asphalt or concrete driveway is the only option. However, a gravel driveway offers unique benefits, such as the following:
Our crews install new parking areas in a fraction of the time that traditional paving takes.
You won’t have to worry about heavy rains flooding your driveway or washing the materials away. Water seeps beneath the gravel to naturally drain into the ground.
In addition to the above, you’ll save money by opting for a gravel driveway over an expensive asphalt or concrete alternative.
We follow a thorough process when installing new gravel driveways for Texas property owners. Every project begins with a plan. We’ll mark and measure a path where the materials will go, then order enough gravel to cover the area.
To prepare the space, we’ll remove any grass or topsoil in the path so the ground sinks about a foot. Then, we level the ground before our contractors carefully pack the small stones into the space. We compact each surface layer and ensure it’s stable before you can enjoy your brand-new driveway.
A charming gravel driveway can work wonders to make your property more visually pleasing. Texas homeowners looking to achieve a rustic style won’t regret this decision.
Why should the money you invest in a beautiful new driveway go to waste because the materials promote flooding? Heavy rain won’t be an issue thanks to the natural drainage that occurs with gravel surfaces.
Asphalt driveways tend to crack and erode over time, while concrete pavement often requires routine pressure washing to eliminate grime and stains. Gravel pathways don’t require as much upkeep. The occasional simple fix is usually enough to keep it looking pristine.
Save money and keep your exterior in excellent condition with a beautiful driveway from Busy Beaver Land Management. Request an estimate today, and let us turn your vision into a reality.
It’s common for property owners to be unfamiliar with the driveway installation process. Don’t go into this project without a basic understanding of what to expect.
Below are answers to common questions we receive. If you don’t see yours answered here, or you simply want more information, don’t hesitate to contact Busy Beaver Land Management at (903) 493-9401 to speak with a specialist.
The amount of gravel you need for driveway installation depends on the size of your parking area or home entrance. We usually lay down enough materials to extend between 12 and 18 inches into the ground for stability. Our experts will calculate the exact amount of materials you need without compromising the quality of your driveway.
Gravel driveways can last up to 100 years with the proper care and maintenance. Keep your surface in excellent condition by replacing lost gravel, promptly fixing bulges or potholes, and avoiding using snow plows or other equipment that disturbs the surface.
Yes, some handy homeowners prefer to install their driveways themselves instead of hiring a professional. However, depending on the equipment and materials you need to purchase, DIY driveway installation could take longer and cost more in the long run. You’re much better off hiring an experienced contractor to keep the project cost effective and free of hassle.
The best type of gravel for local driveways depends on your personal preferences. Large pieces of crushed granite or limestone provide more stability and sufficient drainage, whereas smaller stones like pea gravel can be more aesthetically pleasing. Consider your budget and preferred style when choosing gravel to install on your driveway.