Services
Stone and oil (tar and chip)
Stone and oil driveways and parking lots are a low-cost alternative to asphalt or black-top, and offer comparable structural integrity with a strong and durable surface.
After our prep-work is complete, the driveway gravel base is prepared and a coat of oil is applied to the surface. A layer of gravel is then distributed over the treated area and is then compacted with a roller to provide a professional looking finish.
Unlike asphalt, a tar-and-chip driveway does not need to be sealed regularly. However, extra care should be taken in the Winter months if you plan on using a plow for the surface. Ensure the plow rides just above the surface and remove any leftover snow with a shovel. Snowblowers and shovels will never be a problem with a stone and oil driveway.
Excavating & Grade Work
Need to clear an area or get your land graded for a big summer project?
Our excavation and grade work service is perfect for giving you the base necessary to complete your next project! We will ensure all drainage is correct and ready for whatever you have in store for the area. We also have dump trucks ready to haul away dirt and other materials from your worksite so you can have a fresh piece of land for you to start building on!
Additional Services:
We offer hauling for a large number of different materials from top soil to stone to everything between. We offer timely delivery services Monday through Friday.
Material Hauling Service
Concrete Work
Have some concrete work that needs to get done? We can handle that too!
We can help with a number of concrete projects including walkways, landings, walls, and more! Our team is more than equipped with the tools and knowledge necessary to give you what you need!
Dust oil is a process used to maintain a dusty driveway or parking lot, but it also helps mend and hold the gravel or stone on the ground.
Dust Oil is very affordable and can be done annually to always keep the surface maintained. The process is simply done by spraying a layer of product on top of your existing surface.