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Top 5 Mistakes Made When Building A Gravel Driveway. More Canadian driveways than ever before are being filled with gravel as an effective, stable material. The benefits of building a gravel driveway are well-established. They’re more affordable than a paved driveway and have an equal lifespan. As a material, gravel may be particularly attractive especially if you don’t mind the upkeep and maintenance required. Continue reading here:

The best gravel for driveways includes crushed stone, caliche, river rock, and pea gravel. Check out these top seven gravel types for your new driveway.

Best way to put a driveway in... is not straight!! But also careful with the curves, not everyone backs as well as I do. If you have space a great way to give guests an easy front door entry and easy on the eyes is a soft scape like this slate chip turn around area.

<p>Use a chip seal paving technique to get a classic driveway look that stands up to plowing and doesn't require annual raking and replenishment</p>

Create attractive driveways, laneways, pathways and parking lots with a smooth, porous and weed-free gravel surface. ADA and SUDS compliant for civic projects and public spaces

If you're looking to construct a gravel driveway or gravel pad, be sure to do it properly! This article covers all the details on how to build a gravel pad that will last.

Upgrade your driveway with these inexpensive gravel driveway edging ideas. Keep your gravel in place while adding aesthetic to your driveway.

Looking around, you’ve probably noticed many different styles of driveways. They can be asphalt, concrete, pavers, gravel, dirt, or even shells. Our driveway happens to be crushed stone. When we purchased our house, we planned on eventually getting our driveway paved. Most homes in our area have asphalt driveways, so we figured we’d hop on the bandwagon at some point! Over the years, we noticed that our driveway was becoming overrun with grass, weeds, and moss. This can happen as the stones…