A red clay drive curving past a moss-hung live oak across a green lawn, with a mini excavator at the far end

Driveways & dirt roads in Montgomery, AL

Driveways & dirt roads in Montgomery, AL

New drives to new houses, roads across the farm, and fixes for the drive you already have.

We build gravel driveways and dirt roads, and we fix the ones that have gone bad. A new drive gets cut in, built up on a solid base and topped with gravel, crowned so water runs off it. Around Montgomery, AL, a lot of our calls are driveway fixes too: potholes, washed-out spots and drives that need resurfacing.

A new house needs a way in, and so does a barn, a pond or the back of the property. On a new build, we cut the drive in during site prep so the builder's trucks can get to the pad, then finish it once the heavy traffic is done.

If you already have a drive that's breaking up, we'll look at why. Potholes usually mean water is sitting in the drive or running down it, and fixing the reason lasts longer than filling the hole.

What’s included

  • New gravel drives. Cut in, built up on a solid base and topped with gravel.
  • Farm and field roads. Dirt roads to barns, ponds and the back of the property.
  • Crown and ditches. Drives crowned to shed water, with ditches where they're needed.
  • Culverts. Pipe under the drive where water crosses it.
  • Pothole repair. Bad spots dug out, rebuilt and topped.
  • Resurfacing. Old drives regraded and given fresh gravel.
A finished white gravel driveway running beside a black fence up to a brick ranch house
A white gravel drive finished up to the house
A new gravel drive running from a wood fence gate across a field to a white farmhouse
A new drive through the gate to a new farmhouse

Gravel driveways for new homes

On a new build, the drive usually gets roughed in during site prep, so concrete and lumber trucks can reach the pad without tearing up the yard. Once the heavy traffic is done, the drive gets its final shape and gravel. The photos on this page show some of those: a red clay drive curving past a live oak, and gravel drives finished up to the house.

Dirt roads across the farm

Not every road goes to a house. Farm and field roads take trucks and tractors to the barn, the pond and the back pasture, and they need to hold up when it rains. We cut them in, shape a crown so water runs off, and put in a culvert where a low spot or a creek crosses the line.

Driveway fixes: potholes and resurfacing

Filling a pothole helps for a while. Fixing the crown and the ditches fixes why it formed. We'll look at your drive, tell you what it needs, whether that's a patch, a regrade or new gravel, and fix it so it stays fixed longer.

A track loader working a long red clay road base through a pasture toward a new building
Road base cut through a pasture toward a new building

What moves the price of a driveway

How long and wide it is, how much base it needs, the gravel, any culverts and the ground it crosses. A short drive across a dry lawn and a long road down to a creek bottom are different jobs. The estimate is free.

A drive that holds up to trucks

A drive that carries a concrete truck, a log truck or a loaded trailer needs more under it than one that only sees a car. We build the base for what your drive will carry, roll it, and keep the gravel on top where it belongs with a good crown and ditches. Tell us what will be driving on it when we walk the route.

How it goes

  1. Call, text or send the form

    Tell us where your land is and what you want on it: a pad, a pond, a drive or ground cleared.

  2. We look at your land and give you a free estimate

    We walk it with you, talk through what it needs and give you a straight number. The estimate costs nothing.

  3. We do the work, then you build, or fill the pond

    The machines come in, the dirt goes where it belongs, and you're left with ground that's ready for what's next.

Questions about driveways & dirt roads

Do you fix potholes in gravel driveways?

Yes. We dig out the bad spots, rebuild them and fix the crown or ditches so water stops sitting in the drive.

Can you put a culvert under my drive?

Yes, where water crosses it. See drainage and erosion control for more on moving water.

How much does a gravel driveway cost?

It depends on length and width, the base, the gravel, culverts and the ground. Call or text (334) 320-8389 for a free estimate.

Do you build dirt roads on farms?

Yes: roads to barns, ponds and the back of the property, crowned to shed water.

Can you resurface my old drive?

Yes. We regrade it, fix the crown and the ditches and top it with fresh gravel.

Driveways & dirt roads around Montgomery, AL and surrounding areas

Free driveways & dirt roads estimate

Tell us where your land is and what you want on it.

(334) 320-8389Free estimate

Monday–Friday, 7 AM–7 PM. Call or text anytime.

A gravel drive curving from the road through a new wood fence toward a white farmhouse

Tell us where the drive runs.

A new drive or a bad one: tell us how long and what it crosses.