A lack of adequate driveway area results in lawn damage, mud and broken driveway edges (fig.1)

You can enlarge your driveway for easier parking or to accommodate more vehicles by installing an addition. In this process the proposed areas are laid out and excavated with a backhoe (fig.2)

A base of 6 to 8 inches of modified stone is installed and allowed to settle for several weeks. The driveway is usable during this time.

 
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Following the completion of the settlement period, the stone base is re-graded and compacted thoroughly. Then the entire addition is paved with a 2-inch base course, followed by a 2-inch wearing course of hot asphalt.

The addition can be paved by itself or in conjunction with resurfacing the existing driveway for a beautiful, seamless job. (fig.3)

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