Drive Rebuild™
Drive Rebuild is for the driveway with too little stone left to rework: washed out, thin, or down to mud. It costs from $2,800 (including the $300 equipment setup fee); longer driveways cost more. We fix where the water goes with edge drainage, regrade the base, add fresh limestone, and grade and compact it, with our 90-day workmanship warranty.
What Does Drive Rebuild Include?
Drive Rebuild includes regrading, drainage correction, compaction, and fresh stone when the existing driveway no longer has enough recoverable material. It is the right tier for severe washouts, thin gravel, failed edges, or driveways where maintenance and restoration would not hold.
New Stone, Placed and Spread
Once runoff has carried the surface off a slope, there is not enough material left to work with — raking bare subsoil accomplishes nothing. A driveway this far gone needs its shape rebuilt and fresh stone brought in to hold it. The photos below are from a real GravelBoss job. The caption says what they show; it does not say which service the job was.


Early afternoon, a track loader was spreading new stone across the pad from a pile beside it. Under an hour and a half later the pad was finished and even, and the crew was mowing the edge.
See every job in the before & after gallery →How Much Could Drive Rebuild Cost?
Drive Rebuild cost depends on driveway size, drainage failure, slope, stone depth, and how much new material is needed after the surface is reshaped. The calculator gives a planning range, then GravelBoss confirms the right scope before recommending a full rebuild.
Want the Exact Rebuild Price?
Talk with GravelBoss after the planning estimate so we can confirm the driveway condition, fresh stone needs, drainage work, and best next step. A full rebuild is only recommended when the existing surface cannot be recovered enough to hold a lower-tier repair.