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Gravel Driveways in Easley, SC

Older homesites and small farms around Easley often have gravel drives laid decades ago, and by now the stone has been pressed into the clay. You get soft spots after rain, a center hump in some places and puddles in others. Regrading brings back an even crown and clean edges; where the base is gone, new stone gives it something firm again.

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

My Easley drive has lost most of its gravel. Regrade or new stone?

If the old stone has sunk into the clay, new stone over a regraded base is usually needed. If plenty remains, a regrade alone can work — the estimator has a no-new-stone option.

How do you fix the crown on a driveway?

We reshape the surface so the center sits higher than the edges, letting rain run off to the sides instead of down the wheel tracks.

What does a regrade with stone cost?

Regrading a 200 ft gravel driveway with new stone typically runs $3,322–$3,801.