Gravel Driveway Grading, Drainage & Culvert Work in Pocatello
Ruts, potholes, washouts, mud or water crossing your driveway? Get help with gravel driveway repair, grading, runoff and culvert problems around southeastern Idaho.
Fix the surface. Follow the water.
The right approach depends on what is failing and why. Work may include reshaping, base repair, new material, compaction, drainage or a culvert.
New gravel driveways
Build stable access with a prepared base, usable surface shape and planned drainage.
Explore service →02Grading & regrading
Smooth rough gravel, restore the crown and help surface water move toward the sides.
Explore service →03Ruts & pothole repair
Repair repeated failures, muddy areas and worn sections instead of hiding them under loose stone.
Explore service →04Washout repair
Rebuild eroded areas and correct the water path that carried the driveway away.
Explore service →05Drainage correction
Use surface shape, ditches, swales and stable outlets to control runoff.
Explore service →06Culvert work
Install or replace driveway culverts where water needs to pass beneath an entrance or road.
Explore service →07Private-road care
Maintain long drives and shared gravel access with grading, material and drainage work.
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Water tells the storyA load of gravel cannot fix every failure.
A driveway is a small road system. Its visible gravel, underlying base, surface shape and drainage all affect performance. If runoff still travels along the wheel paths, or a soft base continues to move, fresh material can disappear into the same problem.
- Surface — enough durable aggregate for traffic
- Shape — crown or cross-slope that sheds water
- Base — support beneath the wearing course
- Drainage — a stable route for runoff to leave
What happens next
A few details about the property help identify whether the next step is grading, repair, drainage work or a closer site assessment.
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Tell us about the driveway
Share the location, main issue, approximate length and photos if you have them.
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Discuss the property
Review access, slope, runoff and the history of the problem.
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Arrange an assessment
Confirm project fit, inspect the site as needed and prepare a quote.
Built for Pocatello-area access
Serving Pocatello, Chubbuck and Bannock County, including rural and acreage properties with long drives, shared roads and seasonal runoff concerns.
Check the Service AreaShare your property location to discuss travel, access and project fit.
Driveway questions
Why do my driveway potholes keep coming back?
Water, lost surface shape, weak base material or poor compaction may be feeding the same failure. A repair should identify which of those conditions is present.
Will more gravel fix a washout?
It replaces lost material, but recurring washouts usually require a change in grade or drainage so runoff stops following the driveway.
What should I send for a quote?
Your city or ZIP, the main problem, approximate driveway length, access notes and a few wide and close photos are especially useful.
Do you work on long rural driveways?
The service area includes rural and acreage properties around Pocatello, Chubbuck and Bannock County, with project fit and travel confirmed for the property before scheduling.
Tell us what your driveway is doing.
Share a few details and photos to start a practical conversation about grading, repair, drainage or culvert work.
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