Can you clear brush along the driveway too?

Yes. We can brush hog overgrown shoulders and resurface the driveway in the same trip.

Gravel Driveway Resurfacing

Ruts, potholes, and grass growing up the middle? Your gravel probably isn't gone, just pushed into the wrong places. Our land plane pulls it back up and levels your driveway so it drives like new.

Driveway Service

Bring Your Driveway Back

Gravel driveways wear down. Tires push the rock to the sides, rain washes out the low spots, and grass takes over the center strip. Most of the time the rock is still there. Our land plane cuts down the high spots, pulls the gravel out of the edges and center strip, and spreads it back across a level, crowned surface.

Driveway — Entrance Resurfacing

Worn gravel driveway with two tire ruts and grass growing down the center before resurfacing

Same gravel driveway after land plane resurfacing, smooth and level from edge to edge using the existing gravel

Before After

Driveway — Upper Section Resurfacing

Rutted gravel driveway with weeds in the middle strip leading to a wooded property in Mississippi

Resurfaced gravel driveway with a wide, even surface after land planing by Brush Brothers

Before After

Thin, faded gravel driveway covered in leaves under trees before resurfacing

Before — Thin and Worn

Years of traffic had pushed the rock aside and buried it under dirt and leaves. Low spots held water after every rain.

Long gravel driveway with a level, even surface after land plane resurfacing

After — Level, Full Width

The gravel that had been buried and pushed aside, worked back up and spread evenly all the way up the drive. No new rock needed.

How We Do It

What Resurfacing Includes

You may not need to buy new rock at all. Our land plane reworks the gravel you already have.

The Process

Scrape out grass and weeds growing in the drive
Regrade ruts, washouts, and potholes
Pull buried and displaced gravel back into the drive
Crown the surface so water runs off
Level it out with our land plane
New gravel spread on request

Signs It's Time

Deep tire ruts or a hump down the middle
Potholes that come back after every rain
Standing water or washed-out sections
Grass and weeds taking over the center strip
Bare dirt showing through the gravel
Mud that makes the drive hard to use

Who We Work For

Long rural and residential driveways
Private roads and shared lanes
Farm lanes and field roads
Shop, barn, and equipment pads
Hunting camp and cabin roads
Driveway edges after brush clearing

Common Questions

Gravel Driveway FAQ

Do I need new gravel?

Usually not. On most driveways the gravel is still there, just pushed into the edges and middle or buried in dirt. Our land plane pulls it back up and levels it. If your rock is truly worn thin, we can spread new gravel too, and we'll tell you straight which one you need.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the length and width of the drive, how much regrading it needs, and whether you want new gravel added. Call (662) 589-2015 or send us a few details for a free, no-obligation estimate.

Can you clear brush along the drive too?

Yes. Overgrown edges are what push traffic into the ruts in the first place. We can brush hog the shoulders and resurface the driveway in the same trip.

How often should a gravel driveway be resurfaced?

Whenever ruts, potholes, or grass start coming back. Traffic, slope, and drainage all play a part. Getting the crown right so water runs off makes each resurfacing last much longer.