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Gravel & Rock Driveways in North Houston

New installs, resurfacing, extensions, and repairs—built to drain right and hold up.

Serving Harris, Montgomery, Walker, and Grimes counties.

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Call/Text: (936) 283-5911  •  Email: projects@digdeepdirtworks.com

Driveways That Don’t Rut, Wash Out, or Turn to Mud

A gravel driveway should be more than “dump rock and hope.” We build rock driveways with proper base prep, drainage, and compaction so they stay smooth, shed water, and last.

Whether you need a brand-new driveway to your home or shop, or you’re tired of potholes and washouts, Dig Deep Dirtworks LLC can handle it fast and clean.

Our Gravel Driveway Services

  • New gravel/rock driveway installation

  • Resurfacing / re-rocking (fresh top layer and reshape)

  • Driveway extensions & widening

  • Pothole, rut, and washout repairs

  • Culverts & drainage improvements

  • Parking pads / turnarounds

  • Entry upgrades (apron work, tie-in to road, smoother transition)

What’s Included (How We Build It)

Every job is different, but most driveway projects include:

  1. Site evaluation & plan

    We look at water flow, existing subgrade, traffic (cars vs. heavy trucks), and where drainage needs to go.

  2. Clearing & grading

    We shape the driveway for proper crown and runoff, remove soft spots, and set elevations.

  3. Base preparation

    If needed, we install a proper base layer and stabilize weak areas so the driveway doesn’t sink or pump mud.

  4. Rock selection & installation

    We recommend the right material for your site and use case—then spread and shape it for the best finish.

  5. Compaction & final dressing

    We compact the surface and leave it clean, smooth, and ready to use.

Rock Options We Commonly Use

We’ll recommend what’s best for your property, but common choices include:

  • Crushed limestone (excellent driveway base/top)

  • Road base / flex base (strong base layer)

  • Crushed concrete (durable, cost-effective)

  • Pea gravel / washed rock (decorative, lighter traffic)

Not sure what you need? We’ll walk you through it and price options clearly.

Pricing: What Affects Cost?

Gravel driveway pricing depends on:

  • Length/width and thickness of rock

  • Base condition (soft spots, mud, old asphalt, etc.)

  • Drainage needs (ditches, culverts, tie-ins)

  • Access and delivery distance

  • Whether you want base + top coat or top coat only

We provide clear options (good / better / best) so you can choose what fits your budget and how you use the driveway.

Service Area

We install and repair gravel/rock driveways across Harris, Montgomery, Walker, and Grimes counties, including areas around Willis, Conroe, The Woodlands, Spring, Huntsville, and Magnolia.

Get a Free Quote

Tell us what you need and we’ll get you a fast, clear proposal—usually within 24 hours.

Call/Text: (936) 283-5911

Email: projects@digdeepdirtworks.com

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FAQs

How long does a gravel driveway last?

With proper prep and drainage, many years. Most maintenance is simple reshaping and a fresh top layer as needed. This is crucial for longevity.

Do you install culverts?

Yes, if water crosses the driveway, a culvert is often the best long-term fix.

Can you fix potholes and ruts without rebuilding the whole driveway?

Often, yes. We’ll inspect and recommend the most cost-effective approach.

How soon can you start?

We mobilize quickly when scheduling allows—reach out and we’ll give you an honest timeline.

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