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I have been planning on extending my paved driveway alongside the garage. Now that the new tractor is here, I guess its time to get to work! The current area that will be used to extend the driveway is currently lawn. I have been using it to park on over the winter, and with the recent warm spells, it has gotten quite muddy. I don’t want to final pave it until I am completely done working in my back yard, but I don’t want to deal with the mud either. My plan was to excavated the area and then spread some crushed stone to take care of the mud problem for a few months with the hope that the pavers could then come in and just put the final grade in with asphalt.
My questions:
Does this make sense? If so, how deep should I dig, and how much and what type/size material should I use. How far below final grade (existing driveway) should the stone be as to minimize the amount of work the paving company has to do?
Ken
My questions:
Does this make sense? If so, how deep should I dig, and how much and what type/size material should I use. How far below final grade (existing driveway) should the stone be as to minimize the amount of work the paving company has to do?
Ken