Question 1

Can you tailgate spread my driveway?

Accepted Answer

We can provide this service locally at no additional cost on orders of 3 tons or more
IF:
Your driveway has an existing solid stone base 
AND
There are no overhead obstructions like: low hanging tree branches, power lines, or awnings.
We are happy to provide this service when the job site allows. Please ask for this complimentary service at the time of scheduling. During the winter months, this service may be unavailable as stone holds moisture and can freeze together in chunks.
Not sure what a tailgate spread is? Check out the video on our delivery page.(undefined)

Question 2

My driveway has ruts and/or potholes, what should I do?"

Accepted Answer

For potholes, we recommend 411 Limestone (undefined)or 304 Limestone. 
If your driveway has a decent base but has ruts from tires over time, we may be able to block-spread. This service allows for the majority of the material to be distributed on the right and left side of the driveway. Call and ask if this complimentary service is right for you!

Question 3

What type of stone should I use in my driveway?

Accepted Answer

We recommend 57 limestone (undefined)for most driveways. This size stone is large enough that it does not easily stick in tire treads but provides a level surface that is easy to walk on. The jagged edges of the limestone provide more stability as a base. If you have large vehicle traffic or water issues, 4 limestone may be recommended. If you prefer the natural brown gravel, 57 gravel stark (undefined)is a fine alternative. All job sites are different so please call us if you have questions!

Question 4

My driveway is wet and muddy. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

If you have a particularly muddy area, we suggest you increase the size of your stone, typically that would mean size 4 limestone.  In some applications, using driveway fabric to help keep the stone from sinking may be beneficial. Please call us if you would like further information!

Question 5

Can I use recycled concrete in my driveway?

Accepted Answer

We do not recommend recycled concrete in driveways. Concrete contains metal rebar which is magnetically removed during the recycling process. Sometimes pieces remain and this can cause punctured tires.

Question 6

What can I do for a pothole in my asphalt driveway?

Accepted Answer

We carry asphalt grindings and Sakrete Blacktop Patch. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPkpdZg5SKc

Question 7

How do I figure out how much material I need?

Accepted Answer

When buying bulk landscaping materials, it can be hard to estimate how much material you need. This often depends on many factors including the size of the stone or the density of the material, the way you will apply it, and your intended goal. For this reason there is no one way to calculate it. Please call us and we would be happy to help calculate what you will need for your project!

Question 8

How do I keep the gravel or limestone from sinking into the ground?

Accepted Answer

We carry landscaping and driveway fabric (undefined)that will help keep your stone from sinking. If you have a particularly muddy area, we might suggest you increase the size of your stone. Please call us if you would like further information!

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