Land leveled and graded for construction, drainage correction, new landscaping, or a gravel driveway that's stopped holding up.
Grading and site prep is about getting the ground itself ready — leveling uneven terrain, correcting drainage so water moves where it should, and prepping a clean, stable base for construction or landscaping.
That same grading work is also what keeps a gravel or dirt driveway solid. Wisconsin's freeze-thaw cycles and spring mud take a toll, so we regrade, fill potholes, and refresh gravel to fix driveways and keep them holding up.
We work with a compact skid steer that can maneuver in tight residential lots as well as larger parcels, shaping the land to the grade you need without unnecessary disruption to the surrounding property.
Whether you're prepping for a new structure, fixing a low spot that collects water, or dealing with a driveway full of potholes, we'll walk the site and figure out the right approach with you.
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Questions
Smaller residential jobs are often a day or less. Larger sites or more involved drainage work can take longer — we'll give you a realistic timeline with your estimate.
Yes, correcting grade to move water away from problem areas is a common part of this work.
Yes — leveling and prepping a pad for a future structure is something we regularly handle.
That depends on your municipality and the scope of the project. We'd recommend checking with your local building department if you're unsure.
Both, depending on what your driveway needs — we can patch problem spots or regrade and refresh the gravel across the whole thing.
It varies by use and weather, but most gravel driveways benefit from a check and touch-up at least once a year, often after winter.
Send us a few details and we'll get back to you with a free, no-pressure estimate — usually within a day.
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