Gravel Driveway Restoration in Central Indiana
Potholes that keep coming back? Ruts, washouts, or grass growing up through the gravel? We restore worn gravel driveways and farm lanes so they drain properly and hold up, often by reworking the stone you already have instead of starting over.
Signs Your Driveway Needs Restoration
- Potholes that return after every rain
- Washboard ruts or a bumpy, uneven surface
- Puddles and standing water that won't drain
- Grass and weeds growing through the gravel
- Washed-out edges or stone pushed into the ditch
- Soft or muddy spots, especially in spring
If you're filling the same potholes every year, the problem usually isn't the stone. It's the shape of the driveway and how water runs off it.
How We Restore Your Driveway
1. Free on-site visit. We walk the driveway with you, take measurements, and look at where the water is going. You'll get a clear explanation of what we recommend and why.
2. Loosen and recondition the surface. We use a CAT power box rake to break up the hardened, rutted surface and pull the stone back from the edges and ditches where it has drifted.
3. Reshape with a proper crown. We regrade the driveway so the center sits slightly higher than the sides, so water runs off instead of sitting and forming new potholes. Our machine is equipped with grade-control sensors for consistent, accurate results.
4. Add stone only where it's needed. If the gravel has worn thin, we add new stone where it's needed rather than covering the whole driveway.
5. Finish and compact. We leave a smooth, firm surface that's ready to drive on.
Why Restore Instead of Replace?
- You keep the stone you already paid for. Most worn driveways still have plenty of good gravel. It's just in the wrong places.
- It fixes the cause, not just the symptoms. A properly crowned driveway sheds water, so potholes don't keep coming back.
- It's usually more cost-effective than hauling in a full new layer of stone.
Who We Work With
- Homeowners with long gravel driveways
- Farms and farm lanes
- Acreage and rural property owners
- Hunting property and access roads
- Property owners getting a home ready to sell
We can also handle brush clearing, fence line clearing, and land clearing on the same property while we're there.
Why Choose Premier Outdoor Management
- Locally owned and operated in Greenfield, Indiana
- Talk directly to the owner. When you call, you'll speak with Rob Hazlett, the owner.
- Fully insured
- Professional equipment. We run a 2026 CAT 275 XE compact track loader with a power box rake and grade-control sensors.
- Straight answers. We explain your options and let you decide. No pressure.
Service Area
We serve customers within about 90 miles of Greenfield, Indiana, including Indianapolis, Greenfield, New Palestine, Fortville, McCordsville, Anderson, Noblesville, Shelbyville, New Castle, Rushville, Muncie, Franklin, Columbus, and the surrounding rural areas.
Not sure if you're in our area? Give us a call.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does gravel driveway restoration cost?
It depends on the length and width of the driveway, its condition, and whether new stone is needed. We give free on-site estimates so you know the price before any work begins.
Do I need new gravel?
Not always. Many driveways have plenty of usable stone that has been pushed to the edges or into the ditches. We rework what's there first and add new stone only where it has worn thin.
How long does it take?
It depends on the size and condition of the driveway. We'll give you a time estimate when we visit.
Will this fix my drainage problems?
In most cases, reshaping the driveway with a proper crown makes a big difference, because water runs off instead of sitting on top. If you need additional drainage work, such as ditch or culvert work, we'll tell you during the estimate.
Can you do this in the winter?
Driveway work is best done when the ground isn't frozen or soaked. Fall and winter are a great time to get your estimate and get on our spring schedule before it fills up.
Can you bring in new stone?
Yes. If your driveway needs additional gravel, we can include it in your estimate.
Ready to Fix Your Driveway for Good?
Call Rob at (317) 649-1404 or request a free on-site estimate. We'll walk the driveway with you and tell you exactly what it needs.