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145 West Ostend Street, Baltimore, MD, USA
Baltimore, MD 21230
Most Recent Screening 06/2025
Most Recent Background Check 05/2025
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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 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
I was able to connect with a contractor for my gravel driveway repair. He finished the job quickly and at a fair price.
It is approximately 95 sq feet in length and 17 feet wide. (two cars can park side by side) It currently has blue stone and getting thin and almost gone along the asphalt drive which was just recently resurfaced and now the gravel needs to come up to the height of the asphalt drive way.
I need to either regrade my driveway or pull up the entire drive and pour a new one with the proper grading. Currently it is graded toward the garage, downhill, causing flooding in my garage.
We are looking to remove our current driveway and install a new, gravel driveway that will extend into our backyard. The driveway will be roughly 100'x10'.
Dig down to make ground level then add gravel
Repair / improve gravel driveway
Simple install of gravel driveway. If possible also some sort of top protection, possibly car port, for the vehicle as well.
