PADUCAH & WESTERN KENTUCKY

Gravel Driveway Repair in Paducah & Western Kentucky

Regrading, recrowning, fresh crusher run, and drainage correction — priced per square foot, with rock billed at delivered cost. Get your range in 60 seconds below.

Washboard, potholes, ruts, and mud aren't a gravel problem — they're a shape and drainage problem. We repair gravel driveways across Paducah and Western Kentucky by rebuilding the crown so water sheds, reclaiming edges the grass has swallowed, compacting the surface, and adding crusher run only where depth checks show you actually need it.

Every quote is line-itemed: grading work priced per square foot, rock billed per delivered ton at cost. You'll know what everything costs before a machine shows up.

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Gravel Driveway Price Calculator

Measure your driveway, pick its condition, and get a realistic range in ten seconds. The final number is confirmed with a free site visit — and it won't change without your written approval.

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Price My Driveway

Typical town-and-country driveways are 10–12 ft wide. A truck-width lane is about 10 ft.

Lock it in: call (270) 217-3188 or text us photos or request your free site visit. Nothing is due until we start. Smaller jobs are paid on completion; on larger projects, half is due when work begins and the balance upon completion.

Estimate only — final pricing is confirmed after a free site visit and depends on access, base condition, and current rock prices. Rock is billed per delivered ton as its own line item, so you see exactly what material costs.

Common Questions

How much does it cost to fix a gravel driveway in Paducah, KY?

Simple regrading and recrowning runs $0.52–$0.80 per square foot with a $650 minimum. A full restore with fresh rock runs $1.05–$1.55 per square foot, and a rebuild with drainage correction $1.40–$2.10. New crusher run is billed separately at $33–$40 per delivered ton, so you see exactly what material costs. Use the calculator above for an instant range on your driveway.

Do I need new rock, or just grading?

If your driveway has enough gravel but it's washboarded or lost its crown, regrading alone often fixes it. If you're seeing mud through the surface or bare spots, you're low on material and need rock added — typically a 2-inch top-up. We check depth at the free site visit and only quote rock you actually need.

Why does my gravel driveway keep washing out?

Water. A driveway without a crown or with blocked ditches holds water, and traffic pumps it into potholes and ruts. A proper repair reshapes the crown so water sheds to the sides — and where drainage is the root cause, we fix the ditching or culvert as part of the job so the repair lasts.

How long does gravel driveway repair take?

Most residential driveways are done in a day, including rock delivery and spreading. Long lanes and rebuilds with drainage work can run two days. You'll have a schedule before we start.

Do you install new gravel driveways?

Yes — new gravel driveways and construction entrances are built the same way we rebuild failed ones: graded and crowned to shed water from day one, with rock billed per delivered ton on its own line. New installations are quoted after a free site visit, since length, base condition, and access drive the price. We build them across Paducah, Lone Oak, Reidland, Benton, Calvert City, Mayfield, Kevil, and La Center.

Ready to fix your driveway for good?

Free site visit, written line-item quote — and nothing is due until work begins. You work directly with Ryan from first call to final grade.

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