Gravel Driveway Repair & Site Work in Central New York

How much does gravel driveway repair cost?

The cost depends on the size and condition of the driveway, the amount of gravel needed, drainage issues, and the amount of grading or reshaping required. We provide free estimates so we can evaluate your driveway and recommend the right approach.

Can you repair potholes and ruts in a gravel driveway?

Yes. We can regrade and reshape gravel driveways to correct potholes, ruts, washouts, and uneven areas. Depending on the condition of the driveway, additional gravel may be needed to provide a long-lasting repair.

Do you repair gravel driveways with drainage problems?

Yes. Poor drainage is one of the most common causes of gravel driveway damage. We can evaluate the existing grade and drainage and make improvements to help direct water away from the driveway and reduce future washouts.

How often does a gravel driveway need to be resurfaced?

There is no set schedule because it depends on traffic, drainage, weather, existing base conditions, and maintenance. A properly maintained gravel driveway may only need periodic grading and additional stone, while heavily damaged driveways may require more extensive work.

Can you completely regrade an existing gravel driveway?

Yes. When a driveway has significant ruts, potholes, poor drainage, or uneven grades, we can reshape and regrade the existing surface. If necessary, we can also bring in additional aggregate to rebuild worn or damaged areas.

Do you install new gravel driveways?

Yes. We provide gravel driveway and site work services, including grading, shaping, aggregate placement, and surface preparation. Every driveway is evaluated individually to determine the appropriate materials and preparation.

How much gravel does my driveway need?

The amount of gravel depends on the driveway's length, width, existing base, desired depth, and condition. We can calculate the material needed during your estimate and help determine the appropriate aggregate for the project.

Can you fix a gravel driveway that has washed out?

Yes. We can repair areas damaged by heavy rain and runoff by reshaping the driveway, correcting grades, improving drainage where needed, and replacing displaced gravel.

What other site work do you provide?

In addition to gravel driveway work, we provide grading and site work for a variety of residential and property improvement projects. Depending on the project, this can include site preparation, grading, drainage improvements, gravel pads, and other small-scale site work.

What areas do you serve?

Thayer Land & Driveway serves Cortland, Cortland County, and surrounding areas in Central New York. If you're unsure whether your property is within our service area, contact us and we'll be happy to discuss your project.

Do you provide free estimates?

Yes. We provide free estimates for driveway repair, grading, gravel work, and other site work projects. Contact us to schedule an estimate and discuss what your property needs.

Can you help with standing water near my driveway?

Yes. We can evaluate low spots, soggy areas, and standing water near or along your driveway and recommend grading or drainage improvements to move water away from the surface.

Do you install or replace driveway culverts?

Yes. We can install new culverts or replace damaged ones to help water pass under your driveway instead of washing over it and eroding the gravel.

Can you add ditches or swales to improve drainage?

Yes. We can shape shallow ditches or swales along the driveway to guide water to a better outlet and reduce erosion and washouts.

What if water from the road is washing across my driveway?

We can look at how water is flowing from the road or neighboring property and adjust the driveway grade, add drainage features, or recommend other improvements to help protect your driveway.

Will drainage work damage my yard?

We do our best to minimize disturbance. Some grading and drainage work may temporarily disturb grass or soil, but we work carefully and can discuss options to restore affected areas after the work is complete.