rural driveways and entrances
A rural driveway may need to carry family vehicles, deliveries, floats, tankers, trades and farm machinery. The base, width, shape and drainage need to suit the traffic that actually uses it.
What we build
New gravel and crushed-rock driveways
Repairs and rebuilding for existing driveways
Rural entrances and crossovers
Culverts under entrances where required
Passing bays and turning areas
Parking areas and hardstands around homes and sheds
What makes a driveway hold up
The base needs enough depth and strength for the expected traffic. The surface needs a shape that sheds water, and the water needs somewhere to go once it reaches the edge. If one of those parts is missing, ongoing surface repairs may not solve the problem.
Areas we cover
We build and repair driveways, access laneways and entrances across Warragul, Drouin, Yarragon, Trafalgar and West Gippsland. Also South Gippsland farms and properties across the Mornington Peninsula.
All the driveways we build and repair start at the base, ensuring proper drainage, no puddles, potholes or gravel washing away.
The results speak for themselves. Our rural and lifestyle property driveways not only look good, they take the wear of traffic and weather for many years to come.
common questions
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That depends on the largest vehicles using it, the length of the driveway, sight lines, passing points and the available space. It should be set out for the property rather than to a standard width without checking the site.
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The existing material and construction can be assessed. An exact match will depend on the condition of the driveway and whether the same material is available.
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That depends on the traffic, material, drainage and weather. Repeated loss of gravel or regular soft spots can indicate a problem below the surface.
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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.
To discuss a new driveway or repairs to an existing one, call Jake on 0438 599 043.
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