The national average cost of installing a gravel driveway is $1,500, but you can pay as much as $60,000 or as little as $300. Gravel driveways look great and are much more affordable than traditional ...

Gravel driveways are cost-effective, but you need to know about their drawbacks too — potholes being a common one. These nasty craters might damage your vehicle while also detracting from your ...

Gravel driveways are a cost effective and environmentally friendly alternative to asphalt driveways. A well-built gravel driveway can replace unsightly muddy ruts and damaged grass, improving curb ...

Gravel driveways are cost-effective, but you need to know about their drawbacks too — potholes being a common one. These nasty craters might damage your vehicle while also detracting from your ...

Winter weather can transform your driveway into a treacherous, icy surface. While snow can be beautiful, it can also pose ...

When you live in a snowy winter, it’s inevitable that you will have to remove snow from your driveway sooner or later. The job gets a bit trickier when you have a gravel driveway because you can just ...

You might have a nice looking house, but this thought might take a backseat if your driveway is looking like a mess full of potholes. Let's face it: Nothing really ruins the look and functionality of ...

To protect your asphalt driveway: Fill cracks and seal the surface ... a raised blade to avoid disturbing the stones. Add fresh gravel in the spring to replace displaced material.

Waltz Concrete can also repair or replace driveways with a new concrete surface that has not had any additional finishes ...

Ann Arbor-based Waltz Concrete (517-605-8184) announces the addition of several new options for local homeowners who are ...