Question 1

What driveway materials do you install?

Accepted Answer

Asphalt millings, limerock, shell, and crushed concrete. We can also spread topsoil, sand, and fill for site work.

Question 2

What's the difference between millings, limerock, and shell?

Accepted Answer

Millings compact into a firm, asphalt-like surface. Limerock is a classic Florida driveway base — durable, easy to top-dress. Shell has a lighter look and softer feel. We'll match the material to your budget and use.

Question 3

How long does a millings driveway last?

Accepted Answer

Properly installed and topped up as needed, a millings driveway can last many years. Heavy truck traffic and Florida rain shorten the interval between refreshes.

Question 4

Do I need a culvert for a new driveway?

Accepted Answer

If your driveway crosses a roadside swale, yes — the county almost always requires a permitted culvert. We install culverts and coordinate the permit.

Question 5

Can you resurface my existing driveway?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We regrade, add fresh material, and re-compact. Cheaper and faster than a full rebuild in most cases.

Question 6

Can you fix potholes and washboarding?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We grade, add material, and re-compact to fix drainage and ride quality — not just cover the hole.

Question 7

Do you deliver materials only, without installing?

Accepted Answer

Yes — millings, fill dirt, topsoil, mulch, and sod delivered to your site.

Question 8

What's the minimum load you'll deliver?

Accepted Answer

We deliver by the truckload. Call with your address and quantity and we'll confirm what fits and the price landed.

Question 9

How far will you deliver?

Accepted Answer

Throughout Hendry, Glades, Okeechobee, Lee, Collier, and Charlotte counties. Distance affects the delivered price; we quote it up front.

Question 10

What kind of sod do you install?

Accepted Answer

Florida-friendly varieties — Bahia for pastures and low-maintenance lawns, St. Augustine for shaded residential lawns, Bermuda for high-sun turf. We help match variety to sun, soil, and use.

Question 11

How do you prep for sod?

Accepted Answer

Kill or remove existing weeds, grade for drainage, add topsoil where needed, then lay tight and roll. Watering starts immediately.

Question 12

How should I water new sod?

Accepted Answer

Heavy for the first 10–14 days, then taper. We give you a simple watering schedule when we finish.

Question 13

What mulch types do you carry?

Accepted Answer

Common landscape mulches including cypress, pine bark, and dyed options. We deliver bulk and can spread on request.

Question 14

What's the difference between topsoil and fill dirt?

Accepted Answer

Fill dirt is for building up elevation and pads — cheap and heavy. Topsoil is screened, organic-rich soil for growing grass and plants. Wrong material in the wrong place is an expensive mistake, so ask.

Question 15

How is material priced?

Accepted Answer

By the yard or load, delivered. Install and spreading are quoted separately if needed.

Question 16

How thick should a driveway base be?

Accepted Answer

Depends on soil and traffic. Residential driveways typically need several inches of compacted base; heavy truck traffic and soft ground need more. We spec it for your site.

Question 17

How wide should my driveway be?

Accepted Answer

10–12 ft for a single vehicle is common; wider if you need to pass or park two abreast. We help lay out the width, turnouts, and turn radius.

Question 18

Can you do the whole job — culvert, driveway, and pad?

Accepted Answer

Yes. That's exactly why we exist — one crew, one number, one price, one schedule.

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