cattle tracks, laneways and farm access roads
Farm tracks carry stock, utes, tractors, feed trucks and tankers. Once the surface starts holding water or the base softens, gateways and high-traffic sections can break down quickly. Adding more rock may only cover the problem if the formation and drainage underneath are failing.
Why tracks break down
Common causes include a weak or damaged base, poor shape, standing water, blocked or missing drainage, and traffic that is heavier than the track was built for. The repair needs to deal with the cause, not only the surface.
What we do
New cattle tracks, dairy laneways and farm access roads
Repairs and re-sheeting to existing tracks
Formation, shaping and compacted base work
Table drains, cut-off drains and culverts where require
Gateways, yard approaches and crossings
Surface material selected for the intended stock and vehicle traffic
Built for the way your property is used
A laneway used by stock and a tanker has different demands from a light-access track. The expected traffic, access points and drainage all need to be considered when the work is scoped.
Areas we cover
We build and repair cattle tracks and farm access across West Gippsland including Warragul, Drouin, Yarragon, Trafalgar and the Mornington Peninsula.
We have the machinery and expertise to create safe, long-lasting access tracks on your property in all conditions.
Don’t put up with slippery, potholed and boggy farm tracks. We repair farm tracks, cattle tracks, laneways and more - ensuring a safer trip for everyone.
common questions
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Both. The right approach depends on the condition of the base, the drainage and the remaining surface.
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It depends on the ground, the traffic, the drainage and what is available locally. Jake can talk through the options after looking at the site.
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Timing depends on the length, access, ground conditions, drainage work and the amount of material required. Jake can give a clearer answer once the job has been inspected.
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Please reach out for a quote. You can give us a call or head to our contact page to send any further information.
If a cattle track or farm access road is becoming boggy or difficult to use, call Jake on 0438 599 043.
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