Based in Clyde · Abilene-area projects
Dirt work & gravel driveways
A better way onto your property.
From cutting a driveway to placing aggregate, JB helps shape the connection between the road and the places you use. Dirt work, leveling and gravel driveways—including rock and limestone surfaces—are a central part of our outdoor work.
Share your location and scope to confirm availability.
What to discuss
A scope that fits your property.
- New driveway routes and access
- Rock and limestone driveway work
- Dirt work and leveling connected to the project
Describe the drive you need.
Is this a new entrance, an existing drive that needs work, or access to a different part of the property? Share the approximate length and width, what will use it and how the entrance meets the road. Those details are more useful than choosing a material from a photograph alone.
The surface is one part of the job.
Existing ground, the route, delivery access and the surrounding grade need to be considered together. JB has described using one-inch limestone on driveway projects, but the material and preparation for your property should be discussed against the actual conditions. We do not assume a single depth or material fits every site.
- Photograph the entrance and the full proposed route.
- Point out soft areas, ruts or places where water gathers.
- Mention gates, tight turns and nearby structures.
Private drive or street connection?
A driveway can include work on private property and a separate approach at the street. Tell us if the scope touches a sidewalk, curb or public right-of-way. Local requirements and the responsible authority should be checked before those portions are scheduled.
Before you call.
Do you offer concrete as well as aggregate?
JB offers outdoor concrete driveways, patios and walkways as a separate scope. Tell us how you intend to use the space so the conversation can cover the relevant options.
What should I include in a driveway inquiry?
Your town or nearest community, approximate dimensions, photos of the existing ground, access restrictions and whether the drive connects to a public road.
Your next step
Bring us the idea.
Tell us your location and what you want to build, replace or improve.