Driveway Repair & Grading in Asheville, NC
Rutted, washed out, or washboarded.
Grading out ruts without finding where the water is coming from resets the clock and nothing else. We fix the cause, then the surface.
- Free on-site estimates
- Owner-run by McKinley
- WNC & Upstate SC
What you get
- Rut, washboard and washout correction
- Crown restored so water leaves the driving surface
- Ditch lines re-cut and culverts cleared or replaced
- Stone added where the base has actually gone
- An honest answer on whether a repair or a rebuild is the better spend
A driveway that ruts, washboards or washes out is telling you something specific about how water moves across it. Blading it flat and adding a load of stone buys a few months.
We look at the crown, the ditch line and where water is entering the drive first. Then we re-cut the shape, correct the drainage and put the surface back — so the same repair is not needed again next spring.
What actually happens on site.
Find the water
Where it enters, where it runs and where it has nowhere to go. That is the whole diagnosis.
Re-cut the shape
Crown restored so the surface sheds to the sides instead of channelling down the middle.
Correct drainage
Ditch lines re-cut, culverts cleared or added, catch basins where the volume needs one.
Rebuild the surface
Stone added where the base is gone, then graded and compacted.
Driveway Repair & Grading near you
Based in Asheville, working across Western North Carolina and down into Greenville and Spartanburg. See the full service area.
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Where we do this
Western North Carolina
Driveway Repair & Grading on the ground
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Asked about this job.
Not seeing yours? Call or text (828) 540-6856 and ask McKinley, or read the guides.
Can you just add gravel?
We can, and sometimes that genuinely is the answer. But if the drive is washing out, adding stone to a surface that sheds water badly is buying the same problem again. We will tell you which one you have.
How often should a gravel drive be regraded?
A well-crowned drive with working drainage needs very little. One that needs blading twice a year has a drainage problem, not a maintenance schedule.
Get a price for driveway repair.
Where it is, how long the drive is, how steep it gets and what it is doing now. We come out, walk it, and give you a real number.
- Free on-site estimates across WNC and the Upstate
- One crew from clearing through to the last load of stone
- Drainage designed in, not sold to you afterwards
Free estimate. Real number.
Call or text McKinley. He walks the ground before he gives you a price.