Some produce first-rate gravel-grading services, while others focus completely on profits, leaving a trail of poor quality, below standard work behind them. Work that just doesn't last.

To maximize profits, some gravel-grading companies will resort to cutting corners such as neglecting to plan for water drainage, installing gravel over existing soft soil, and laying the gravel material too thin.

It looks ok at first, but then as the driveway ages, you start having problems.

It's vital to avoid gravel driveway contractors who prioritize profits over their long-term reputation if you want your gravel-grading project to last a lifetime.