Gravel Driveways
Gravel Driveways in Massachusetts and Rhode Island
A solid gravel driveway gives you dependable access to your home, barn, building site, or back acreage. Patriot Brushworks clears, shapes, and grades the route and builds the driveway to a scope you approve before work starts.
- FULLY INSURED
- FREE ON-SITE ASSESSMENT
- FIXED PRICE OR DAY RATE
- SDVOSB Certified

What a Gravel Driveway Project Includes
Every property is different, so the work is defined on site. A typical gravel driveway project can include clearing the route, removing soft or unsuitable surface material, shaping and grading the base, and placing and spreading gravel so water moves off the surface instead of sitting in it.
Because we also do brush and land clearing, the same crew can open up an overgrown route and build the driveway on it.
Typical Uses
- New driveways for homes and building lots
- Driveway extensions and turnarounds
- Rebuilding rutted or washed-out gravel driveways
- Access roads to barns, fields, and back acreage
- Construction and equipment access
- Parking and work areas
How a Gravel Driveway Project Works
01
Free on-site assessment
We walk the property with you, look at access, terrain, soil, drainage, utilities, and what you want the finished area to do.
02
Fixed price or day rate
If you know what you want, you get a fixed-price proposal: that’s the price you pay. Not sure yet? Book the machine by the day and work it out with the operator as you go.
03
Defined scope
Work limits, access routes, and the expected finish are agreed before the machines roll, so everyone knows what “done” looks like.
Two Ways to Hire Us
Day rate
Not sure yet? Book the machine by the day, walk it with the operator, and work as you go.
- Mini skid steer$2,400/day
- 4-6 ton excavator$2,800/day
- Compact tracked loader$3,000/day
Day rates are plus mobilization.
Ask About Day RatesReady to Talk About Your Driveway?
Start with a free on-site assessment and a clearly defined scope, priced as a fixed-price proposal or booked by the day. No obligation.
