Commonly Asked Questions About Our Gravel Services

A. For curb appeal, limestone is best for most residential driveways. It locks in place over time because of the lines and shape of the material.

Crushed concrete works well for a base but may contain pieces of rebar, nails, or other construction materials that aren’t recommended for finishing any surface.

Crushed asphalt can be a great product for some projects but can cause tracking onto other surfaces, such as parking pads or aprons, as well as an asphalt odor that some people find off‑putting.

A. Yes. We are a small, family-owned business, and we respond quickly. Let gravel work begin before spring and seasonal weight restrictions, also known as frost laws, are in place.

This prevents us from moving gravel until the Department of Transportation lifts these restrictions. It is better to have us fix your driveway now. We will come back for quick maintenance in the spring, if necessary.

A. Rely on us for safety, security, and specialty. Mike Turpin, the company owner and operator, has been operating heavy machinery and specialized equipment for many years.

He retired from truck driving after winning several awards, including one for racking up a million safe driving miles on the road. He also participated in the International Truck Driving Championships in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

Well-known in the area, we sponsor baseball teams and local marathons and give back to the community.