How Do You Build A Sloping Gravel Driveway?
A sloping gravel driveway is a unique architectural element that is very functional. If you prefer not to install a typical asphalt driveway, then a gravel driveway is an excellent alternative. Unlike an asphalt driveway, a gravel path will be permeable to water which reduces the amount of waste water that enters nearby sewers. A gravel driveway also absorbs sunlight more effectively than a paved driveway and the amount of heat given off by the surface is reduced (great for keeping your property cool in the summer season). Rough excavate your path of travel. Using the bobcat tractor dig out the path of travel for your driveway. This can be a very rough dig but try to achieve the approximate slope and layout you want. Use your level to ensure you are achieving the correct slope. Spread a layer of topsoil over the driveway. Using the bobcat again, spread a layer of topsoil over your driveway approximately 4 inches deep. Ensure your are now more accurate with your slope and shape. Use the
