Gravel Driveway Resurfacing

    Gravel Driveway Repair and Resurfacing Services

    Replacing Gravel Driveways in Sugar Land, TX

    Are you tired of having to maneuver your vehicle up or down your driveway to avoid potholes and cracks? Have you been told that you have to completely re-do your driveway, which is the last thing you want to do? If so, a total overhaul of your driveway is not necessary, and resurfacing could be the answer you’re looking for. At Frison Construction, our professional driveway repair team can bring a new life to your commercial or residential driveway without painstakingly having to tear it apart first. 

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    Benefits of Gravel Driveway Resurfacing

    Having a driveway that works as it should is a vital component to stress-free, day-to-day life. With proper maintenance, your driveway will certainly last longer than driveways without regular care, but it won’t prevent the need for resurfacing. Driveway resurfacing should be done once every few years and does come with many advantages. Some of the benefits that you will notice when you hire a professional resurfacing company in Sugar Land like Frison Construction to resurface your driveway include:

    Boosts your driveways appearance 

    Extends the life of your driveway

    Prevents oversealing

    Saves you time and money 

    Increases the safety of your friends and family who frequent your home

    How It Works

    Resurfacing is when the entire top layer of gravel is loosened up to its original form, limiting the need for us to bring in new gravel. Typically, resurfacing is the best aesthetic choice when it comes to fixing your driveway. It’s also the most hassle-free and cost-effective option. With resurfacing, you can achieve your goal of covering up the potholes and cracks in your driveway while also having the end result look neat and clean. At Frison Construction, we use a power rake, which is a rotor with teeth, to break up the gravel, bring it to the top, and resurface it. Using a power rake allows us to work quicker and more efficiently, as there is no need for heavy equipment or the need to wait for more gravel to arrive. Our results speak for themselves and our customers continue to come back to us for touch ups and reoccurring resurfacing services. 

    Back Down a Smooth Driveway

    The way a home looks on the outside is just as important as the way a home looks on the inside. A driveway with potholes and cracks can ultimately ruin the curb appeal you worked so hard to achieve. Don’t let your driveway be the new neighborhood gossip and choose Frison Construction for your driveway resurfacing needs. Our team will work diligently to complete the resurfacing process in a timely manner and will not be finished until we provide you with your desired results. If you are looking for driveway resurfacing, fill out our form today! 

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    FAQ

    We've answered some frequently asked gravel driveway resurfacing questions.

    • What is resurfacing?

      Driveway resurfacing is one of three options you can choose from when your driveway is cracked. The other options are patching and replacing. Resurfacing, the last option, is when we cover your existing driveway with a new layer of gravel, allowing you to restore the look of the pavement without paying the full cost for a brand new installation. 

    • Why can’t you just patch the cracks?

      If the cracks in your driveway are larger than a quarter-inch wide, patching is actually not that effective. Water will still be able to penetrate the surface and colder weather will put the pavement at risk of the freeze-thaw effect. Resurfacing will save you a ton of time and effort by completely covering all cracks leading to the subgrade. 

    • Can gravel driveways be resurfaced without having to add more gravel?

      Yes! Through our use of a power rake, we will be able to resurface the gravel without needing to add more gravel. 

    • Do we compact after resurfacing?

      Typically on smaller, residential lots, compacting is not needed.  

    • How are potholes formed?

      Potholes are formed when groundwater seeps into the pavement, causing the gravel to expand and contract. Here on the Texas coast, we have looser soil, so when it rains, it can loosen gravel up. If weight is put on loose gravel, a pothole can start to form. 

    Why Choose Us?

    A Decade of Industry Experience 

    English and Spanish Speaking Staff

    Permeable, Sustainable Pavers

    High-End Commercial Services