Equipment Used, & the Process Explained

to Restore a Driveway Using Existing Gravel.

 

The first step involves the use of a piece of equipment we've invented that works extremely well in breaking up a compacted & damaged driveway.

Currently we are in the works of securing a patent on this machine in order to serve a wider area.

Our equipment is highly conducive in pulverizing a hard packed driveway back to loose gravel that had sunken, moved, & been unevenly packed after years of traffic & weather.

 

 

As the work progresses, the gravel is broken up and by making several passes the skilled operator is able to restore a driveway to it's intended shape.,

The holes are filled, the ruts removed, & a final grade is applied;

thus evening out the newly recovered rock & finer particles needed to hold a driveway together. 

 

 

 

The final step involves the use of a 4000 lb steel roller, which sets the gravel in place,

allowing very little movement until the rains come, settling the finer particles & cementing the gravel back where it is intended.

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