Gravel driveway repair
Potholes, washboard and mud season ruts fixed at the cause: the crown, the ditches and the base underneath.
Almost every failing gravel driveway in the valley has the same problem: water. When the surface goes flat, water sits instead of shedding, the base softens, and every vehicle pushes it into potholes and ruts. Adding a load of gravel on top looks good for a month.
Fix the shape, then the surface
We cut the surface back, reshape a crown so water runs to the edges, open or recut the ditches, and clear or add culverts where water crosses. Then new gravel goes on and gets compacted, so the drive holds its shape.
Mud season and snow
Spring breakup is hard on gravel here. A drive with a good crown and working ditches comes out of mud season in far better shape, and it plows cleaner all winter.
Long lanes and shared roads
We work on long private roads and lanes shared by several owners, and we can price a lane in sections if neighbors want to split it.
Call (208) 690-9720 or text us photos of your driveway. Photos of the worst spots help us give you a number faster.
Questions we get
Question 1Why does my driveway keep getting potholes?
Usually water. A flat surface or blocked ditches keep water on the drive, and the base softens. Fixing the crown and drainage stops it.
Question 2Do you bring the gravel?
Yes. We can supply, spread and compact new gravel as part of the job.
Question 3When is the best time to fix a driveway?
After mud season dries out, through fall. We'll tell you what's realistic for your drive.
Let's go look at the dirt
Free on-site estimates in Victor, Driggs and across Teton Valley. Mon–Sat, daylight to dark.
Text us photos of your project with your town and what you need done.
Got it
Your request is in. We'll reach out to set a time to walk the property. If it's urgent, call (208) 690-9720.
Have photos? Text them to us with the name on your request.