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Gravel Pads

Whether you have small shed or a large permanent outbuilding or structure we can help improve the lifespan and useability of your structure by installing a high quality gravel foundation that will withstand the test of time.

The Premium Pad

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Premium Gravel Pad installed using a 4x6 frame

The Premium Gravel Pad consistently stands out as a favorite among our clients, and for good reason! Many wonder about the frame – and we're happy to explain. The inclusion of a frame is what elevates the look of your shed or backyard, giving it a much cleaner, more polished, and professional aesthetic. Beyond the visual appeal, a framed pad offers practical advantages too. It simplifies landscaping efforts, creating a neat border that's easy to work around. Furthermore, the durable, ground-contact, pressure-treated lumber used in the frame acts as a protective barrier, preventing the gravel from eroding or washing away, resulting in a lower-maintenance and longer-lasting solution for your property.

The Premium Gravel Pad is installed in the following steps 1. Remove the topsoil as needed to level the site 2. Install the frame using 4x6 pressure treated ground contact Lumber 3. Anchor the frame using 16in. or similar size rebar 4. Put down geotextile fabric which serves as a weed barrier 5. Fill up with #57 White Limestone to the top of the frame 6. Compact the stone using a plate compactor to ensure stability 7. Load up any excess dirt and cleanup site

The Basic Pad

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Basic Gravel Pad (no frame)

The Basic Gravel Pad represents our most economical option, offering a practical and cost-effective solution designed to meet your needs without breaking the bank. This makes it an excellent choice for areas that are already relatively level, ensuring a straightforward installation process that avoids any unnecessary expenses or complications, providing you with a dependable and budget-friendly foundation for your project.

The Basic gravel pad is installed in the following steps 1.Remove the topsoil as needed to level the site 2.Install a geotextile fabric that serves as a weed barrier 3. Put down #411 White Limestone and level out 4.Compact with the machine to create a hard packed site 5.Load up any excess dirt and cleanup site

Frequently asked questions

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