The best grave sizes are 3-5 inches of crushed stone or angular gravel for the sub-base, and a 1- to 1.5-inch top gravel size creates the smoothest...

Crushed stone for driveways should be 4-6 inches deep with a 3-5 inch sub-base layer. Cover with 2-3 inches of top gravel.

Construction experts recommend blocking weeds with landscape fabric to help prevent the driveway from sinking into the soil. Use a heavy-duty drive...

Plastic and concrete curbing provides a crisp edge and harnesses a gravel driveway. Treated wood edging is another low-cost option. Metal landscape...

A crushed stone driveway costs $1 to $3 per square foot on average. The total cost depends on driveway size and excavation depth. Expect around $10...

With routine care, a crushed stone driveway lasts 15 to 25 years. Once installed, keep an eye out for signs that the driveway needs repairing. Sign...

Sealing a gravel driveway is optional. Magnesium chloride agents help stabilize the surface but require re-sealing every 1-3 years.

Crushed stone provides better stability and a smoother driving surface than natural smooth gravel. Avoid rounded pebbles.

Hand-pull when possible. For extensive growth, use vinegar, soap-based sprays, or careful spot treatments with herbicides. Prevent weeds by install...