· Winter Salt: using salt in the winter is beneficial for enhancing safety and reducing the risk of slipping and skidding, but it can weaken your driveway and exacerbate signs of wear and cracking. Heavy vehicles: every driveway has a limit in terms of the weight it can support. If you drive a heavy vehicle, you may find that your driveway starts ...

 · If you came here looking for how to fix a muddy driveway, I'm sure this post has given you something to work with but here's a quick recap of the steps you'd need to take: 1. Assess the damage 2. Fill with clean crushed rocks 3. Add a culvert 4. Dig ditches and trenches 5. Place a geotextile cloth 6. Crown the driveway 7. Regrade the driveway

 · When Repairing a Driveway Made of Asphalt… A well-maintained asphalt driveway, sometimes called blacktop due to its muted black surface, runs $2.50 to $4 per square foot for installation and can ...

 · Replacing the driveway is the best method to fix large cracks, potholes, and other extensive driveway damage. Cons: This solution is the most expensive. The cost to replace an asphalt driveway can go up to $15 per square foot or an average of $4,500. The cost to replace a concrete driveway is $2,000 to $7,000 .

 · Replacing a driveway is an investment. When replacing a concrete driveway, expect to pay between $5 and $10 per square foot to have it installed. According to HomeAdvisor, the average cost to install a …

 · Facts: Following the winter storms of 1995, FEMA prepared damage survey report (DSR) 12232 for Santa Barbara County (County) for $22,340. This DSR was …

litter is more than a toilet for your feline. It's another cheap drying agent that you can cover muddy areas of your driveway with. Sprinkle the granules over the affected area and leave it overnight to soak up the moisture. We recommend that you use a litter that clumps to ensure an easier cleanup.

 · The nice folks at Hopkins Sand and Gravel can bring a load of road gravel for $9.20 per ton for repairs, or – they have a product called recycled asphalt that offers a solution that falls somewhere in between …

The Streets and Highway Code section 5610 gives each city or county the right to implement ordinances that require private property owners either pay in full or share in the costs to …

 · And if this one is not on the public highway, it will go to the bottom of the list. Most Council's don't get enough money to do all the repairs they would like to do and money will firstly go to repairs on the public highway, usually for road safety reasons. Are you …

 · How do I fill a hole in my dirt driveway? Start by filling the pothole with coarse gravel up to about three inches below the surface of the driveway. Next you should compact the coarse gravel using a steel tamper or a 4×4 wooden post. For a dirt driveway, fill the hole with dirt up to three to four inches above the desired surface level.

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 · Instructions: How to Fix a Spongy Driveway Step 1: To fix the sponginess of your driveway, you must first get rid of all the loose dirt and rocks. Take a wheelbarrow …

 · To fix a muddy driveway, you will first have to clear away the mud and dig a drainage ditch to redirect water in the future. Then, lay down some water-resistant materials like geotextile cloth or permeable paver. Finally, lay down new gravel or dirt.

As a general rule, if the cracks are less than a quarter-inch wide, you can get away with repairing the surface. You may then opt to reseal or refinish the entire surface to ensure the driveway has a uniform appearance. For …

 · When Repairing a Driveway Made of Asphalt… A well-maintained asphalt driveway, sometimes called blacktop due to its muted black surface, runs $2.50 to $4 per …

Typically you'll need to replace an asphalt driveway after 20 years and a concrete drive after 25 years. Repairing a driveway nearing this age is not considered a wise investment. Beyond the condition of your driveway, …

 · Bothered. Council should fix it, they approved the driveway when it was built, "law". Every time our footpath is dug up,whoever has been doing the work have replaced the soil and grass they dug out. Might not be council diggings, but repair of damage is normally done by whoever caused it; including council.

 · A concrete driveway in the middle of the suburbs will have a different repair process than a gravel driveway hidden on an old country road. While you may need to fix up a few cracks in your concrete or asphalt driveway, you can't really patch a gravel driveway if a storm washed away a quarter of it. Asphalt Driveway Repair Pros and Cons Pros ...

 · The County concludes that the driveway repair is eligible pursuant to section 403 of the Stafford Act. We have reviewed the information submitted with the appeal and agree that the driveway repair is eligible for FEMA assistance. Section 403 of the Stafford Act states that work performed on public or private lands that is essential to ...

 · No, you'll have to cut out the curb and at least the last 5' of driveway depending on how steep it is. I had this done on my house when we built it. The city wasn't happy that I cut out their approved modified curb, but it's mine and I'm happy. PerforminNorman Registered Joined Aug 29, 2001 18,382 Posts #6 · Nov 16, 2005

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 · Over here in Kansas the county used to install (one) culvert to a new homeowner. Now I believe the homeowner pays for the culvert and the county installs it. …

 · August 22, 2020 by Bassey Here are seven things you should be doing to fix a muddy driveway: 1. Assess the damage 2. Fill with clean crushed rocks 3. Add a culvert 4. Dig ditches and trenches 5. Place a geotextile cloth 6. Crown the driveway 7. Regrade the driveway Now, let's get to know more about what you should be doing at each step: 1.

 · Clean and mix sealant: After filling the cracks and holes, give the driveway another pass-over with your broom or leaf blower. Start mixing your sealant to have it ready by the time you need to apply it to the asphalt. Seal the edge: Sealing the edge of the driveway first can help prevent any sealant from spilling over the edge.

 · I think redoing the driveway would be the best, permanent solution. The price is steep, but so is your driveway. At $11k, the driveway issue may be fixed, but there are lots of steep entrances that even my Accord can scrape. So, the lifter may be something that would be worth looking into.

 · Step 1: Clean your driveway! Make sure the area is free of dirt and debris such as weeds, as these materials will prevent the material used to repair the driveway from adhering properly. This can be accomplished …

 · The second reason is for situations where vehicle usage will increase; the County requires the driveway approach be brought up to current standards. 3. Do I need a permit to repair/re-gravel/pave my driveway? If you are not changing the grade, drainage, or width, generally you do not need a permit. If the driveway is located in a critical area ...