
SW Virginia · NE Tennessee
Long gravel drives wash out. We regrade the surface, cut out potholes, restore the crown so water sheds off instead of running down the middle, and spread fresh stone where it's needed.
The problem
Rural gravel drives in this region take a beating. Steep grades, heavy rain, and clay subgrade combine to wash stone downhill and cut ruts that get deeper every storm.
Potholes hold water, which softens the base and makes the next pothole worse.
Most drives need attention every two to four years, and putting it off turns a grading job into a rebuild.
Often paired with culvert installation and drainage & water diversion on the same visit.
What we do
Walk the drive and identify low spots, failed drainage, and where stone has migrated.
Cut out potholes and ruts rather than filling over them, so the repair holds.
Reclaim and redistribute existing stone that has washed to the edges and low spots.
Regrade the surface and restore the crown so water sheds to the sides.
Clear or replace ditch line and culverts where water is the root cause.
Spread new stone where the base is thin, and compact.
What it costs
Every estimate is free and done on site. We walk the property, look at the actual conditions, and give you a written price for the job — not a guess from a satellite photo.
No surprises
Where we work
Washington, Smyth, Scott, and Russell counties in Virginia.
Sullivan, Washington, Hawkins, and Greene counties in Tennessee.
Including Abingdon, Bristol VA, Bristol TN, Blountville, Kingsport, Johnson City, Damascus, and Glade Spring.
Questions
Free estimate
We'll shape it so water leaves the surface and the gravel stays where it belongs.
Or call us directly — (423) 484-8960