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I am very impressed with your follow up . I wish I could give you a review. How ever I am still looking for someone to do the driveway. Your contractors are not available on my area. Unfortunately
Allaboutdriveways was unable to find a local contractor, so passed me to an affiliate. Spoke to someone on Thumbtack, he sent someone to look/quote, not sure where the misunderstanding was, he thought he was doing concrete. Back to the beginning.
I was able to connect with a contractor for my gravel driveway repair. He finished the job quickly and at a fair price.
I need an Ag base driveway installed that is roughly 12\' x 65\'.
10k area need rock / gravel to cover for parking and storage
Private road, about an eighth to quarter mile. Gets steep and curves toward the end. Dry southern CALIFORNIA arid land, no snow, occasional seasonal moderate rain requires runoff drainage. Considering asphalt, concrete or crushed stone (e.g., class 2 road base). Probably crushed stone. Right now, it's a poor mixture of road base and gravel that shifts and makes ruts. Looking at installing 1-2 months from now, or after. Land is owned by city, with private easement, so concrete or asphalt would require permit.
A 53 x 12 ft driveway behind house. Debating on concrete or permeable pavers such as Truegrid permeable pavers.
Driveway expansion required. Preferably using gravel
