Gravel & Groundwork Services
Explore our services alongside examples of our completed work.

Gravel Driveways
Potholes, ruts or a worn-out surface making access difficult? We regrade and repair existing driveways and install new gravel surfaces, with attention to the base and drainage so your entrance is smoother and more usable.
“So impressed with Lindley Earthworks! … by the end of the day I had a brand new driveway!”

Gravel Parking Areas
Need somewhere to park without tearing up the lawn? We prepare and grade gravel parking areas for vehicles and trailers, creating usable space while considering access and where water will flow.
“did a great job transforming my muddy backyard into a nice parking space … Much better than muddy rainstorms!”

Gravel Pads & Site Preparation
Planning a shed, barn or other outdoor structure? We excavate, level and prepare the site for the next stage of your project, taking the ground conditions and intended use into account.
“Needed a gravel pad for a pre-built garage… these guys really knew what they were doing.”

Excavation & Drainage
Pooling water, eroding ground or a site that needs reshaping? We handle excavation, trenching, grading, culverts and drainage improvements to help manage runoff and make your property more usable.
“Most importantly, they solved the drainage problem. The results exceeded our expectations.”
Request a Project Consultation
Have a project in mind? Submit a project request form and let Lindley Earthworks help you get started. You can also call, text or email us below.
Planning Your Project
Why do potholes and washouts keep coming back?
Water that collects on a driveway or flows along wheel tracks can keep damaging the surface. We look at the shape of the driveway and where runoff goes, so repairs can address drainage as well as the damaged gravel.
Repairing an existing driveway
A worn driveway may need reshaping and fresh gravel rather than a complete replacement. Tell us where you notice ruts, soft spots or recurring puddles. Those problem areas help us identify where surface work, base repairs or drainage improvements are needed.
Planning a gravel parking area or building pad
Think about more than the footprint: vehicles need room to turn, trailers need access, and water needs a route away from the finished area. For a shed or barn pad, share your building supplier’s site requirements along with the planned dimensions.
Useful photos for your estimate
Send a wide view of the area, close-ups of problem spots, and a photo of the equipment access. Pictures taken after rain are especially helpful for drainage concerns. Include the property location, approximate length and width, and what you want to use the space for.
