Gravel Driveway Repair & Installation
Montgomery County, TX
From new heavy-equipment access roads to pothole re-grading and crushed stone refreshment. We install geo-textile bases, build proper crowns for drainage, and lay premium limestone and recycled concrete bases.
New Driveway vs. Repair / Regrading
Gravel Driveway Repair & Regrade
If your road has potholes, washboarding, or minor ruts, we can reclaim your existing gravel. Our grader cuts out potholes, establishes a proper drainage crown, and packs a fresh top layer.
- ✓ Cost-effective surface restoration
- ✓ Cuts out corrugations and potholes
- ✓ Reshapes drainage crown angles
New Access Road Installation
For newly cleared acreage requiring heavy construction access. We strip the topsoil, lay down industrial-strength woven geotextile fabric, pack a 4-inch base layer, and cap with a 2-inch premium finish stone.
- ✓ Geotextile fabric base stabilization
- ✓ Handles heavy-duty concrete truck traffic
- ✓ Complete culvert & headwall builds
Our Gravel Material Offerings
Crushed Limestone (SB2)
The local gold standard. Packaged clay-limestone fines that pack together like weak concrete, delivering a solid, non-shifting base.
Recycled Concrete
An extremely durable, cost-effective alternative. Heavy compaction ratio that resists mud sinkages during heavy rainy seasons.
Crushed Granite / Iron Ore
Premium rustic aesthetics. Excellent drainage permeability and highly recommended for private estates, ranches, and residential entries.
Heavy-Duty Gravel Driveway Crews Serving Montgomery County
Montgomery Construction is the premier provider of gravel driveway repair, access road installation, and grading across Montgomery County, Conroe, Willis, Magnolia, Plantersville, and throughout Grimes County, TX. We specialize in laying woven stabilization geotextiles, building proper road crowns, regrading severe potholes, and installing driveway culverts.
Wet, soggy Texas clay can swallow standard gravel in just single seasons if laid incorrectly. We excavate soft topsoil, establish geo-textile sub-layers to isolate mud, construct a high center-crown so water drains off to side swales, and pack down aggregates with heavy vibratory compactors. Keep your driveway flat, open, and solid year-round with our local grading crew.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a road crown and why is it important?
A road crown is a slight slope that peaks along the centerline of the road, forcing rainwater to drain outwards into ditches. Without a crown, water pools on the gravel surface, creating soft mud spots and rapid pothole washouts.
Why do you recommend geotextile fabric?
Geotextile fabric acts as a high-strength separation barrier between the soft subgrade clay and the heavy gravel aggregates. It prevents gravel from sinking into the mud under truck weights, extending the lifespan of your road by years.
What is the best gravel material for local Texas clay?
SB2 crushed limestone or recycled concrete are the best choices because their fine particles pack tightly together with the larger stones, forming a hard, crust-like surface that stays solid under vehicle weights.
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