Service areas · Anderson, SC

Gravel Driveways in Anderson, SC

Rural homes around Anderson often sit on flatter ground than up in the foothills, but flat isn't the same as dry. On red clay, a drive with no crown holds water in the tracks, softens and potholes. We rebuild the shape so it sheds rain, sort out spots where water collects, and add stone where the base needs it.

Fox Ridge Landworks is a small owner-operated business based in Westminster, SC.

Regrading a 200 ft gravel driveway with new stone typically runs $3,322–$3,801. That's example pricing — your price depends on your property.

What affects the price

• Driveway length and width
• Stone depth, or whether you only need the existing gravel regraded
• Slope and how much drainage work the drive needs
• Condition of the base — ruts, washouts and soft spots
• Distance from our Westminster base

Why does my flat driveway still have potholes?

Without a crown, rain sits on the surface and softens the base. Regrading so the drive sheds water is what stops them.

Is a new driveway or a regrade right for me?

If there's a usable base, a regrade with fresh stone usually does it. A new route is a bigger job we'd look at during a site visit.

Do you charge for travel to Anderson?

Standard mobilization is included in every estimate. Jobs beyond 50 miles include a mileage charge, confirmed at the site visit.