Laneway & Driveway Upkeep
Regular regrading to keep gravel laneways smooth and crowned.
Rural properties need regular work to stay in shape. We keep laneways graded, ditches flowing and brush under control — one call for the machine work that keeps your land usable year-round.
Regular regrading to keep gravel laneways smooth and crowned.
Clearing overgrown brush, saplings and fence lines.
Cleaning out silted-up ditches so water flows again.
Repairing washouts, ruts and damage after the thaw.
Getting laneways, ditches and culverts ready before freeze-up.
Adding gravel where driveways and laneways have thinned out.
Most of our maintenance customers are on acreage with long laneways, ditches and bush. We can come once for a specific problem, or set up a spring and fall visit so things never get out of hand.
Regular regrading and ditch cleaning cost a fraction of rebuilding a laneway that's been left to fall apart.
We're an owner-operated crew: we walk every site before we price it, show up when we say we will, and leave it graded out clean.
Yes. Many rural customers book a spring visit to fix thaw damage and a fall visit to prep for winter. Call and we'll set up a schedule that suits your property.
Yes — brush, saplings and overgrowth along fence lines and field edges. For bigger trees we can work with a tree service.
Russell, Embrun, Casselman, Vars, Kenmore, Metcalfe, Winchester, Chesterville, Morewood, Kemptville, Brockville, Charleston Lake and the surrounding rural areas.
Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you with a free, no-obligation estimate within 24–48 hours.
