Crushed rock driveway

The best gravel for driveways includes crushed stone, caliche, river rock, and pea gravel. Check out these top seven gravel types for your new driveway.

There are other types of gravel driveways that have seemingly managed to eliminate all of the usual pitfalls of using gravel for a driveway.

No matter how your current driveway is made, if you want to extend it without breaking the bank, permeable pavers from TRUEGRID are the way to go.

<p>Use a chip seal paving technique to get a classic driveway look that stands up to plowing and doesn't require annual raking and replenishment</p>

What's the difference between crushed stone and pea gravel? Read on to learn how they differ and how to choose the right option for your job.

This pathway is made from 3/4" crushed decomposed granite, the color is Desert Gold. Photo by Doug Kalal, taken at a client's residence...

The Best Gravel Driveway Ideas to Ensure Your Home Stands out in Summer 2022! Amazing designs with exquisite lighting and gushing fountains!

Compare the pros and cons of seven types of gravel you can use for your home’s driveway. Crushed bluestone, marble chips, pea gravel and more come with different price points and best use scenarios. Click through to learn more.

Crush stone is an extremely versatile product, particularly in the landscaping of your home or office. From walkways and driveways to flowerbeds, ground cover and even fire pits, crushed stone might just become your next “go-to” product. Learn more! #crushedstone #stone #landscaping

Revamp your dull pathways with these stunning and affordable Pea Gravel Driveway Ideas that will leave your home looking chic and inviting.