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Brush hogging on 20-degree grade NWA
Morning @ Hickory Creek
Afternoon @ Hickory Creek
Horse Farm Driveway
Before After
This 1/4 mile driveway had not been graded in 10 years and additional gravel was spread annually. The gravel compacted making a solid foundation. However, notice in the left picture, some rippling of the surface due to water erosion. With regular grading, a driveway may not need any additional gravel to maintain an excellent state.
Field Brush Hogging
One of my favorite customers has 5 acres in remote Washington county. It is like going back in time.
Silent History
This is the original well from the property that dates back to the 1850s. A time when NWA was the frontier.
Driveway Grading NWA Beaver Lake
Before
Not a very attractive entry to a wonderful lake view.
Cracked asphalt indicated water was present under the top layer.
Water channeling on the inside of the drive caused erosion and standing water in the driveway.
After Contour Grading:
The Sub-straight is ready for concrete
Sculpting the drive for water flow aligning it with the direction of the topography
Created an earthen funnel channeling water to the outside of the drive
Evidence of water runoff indicating where additional grading is required
The drive concreted and gravel approach