Fix the Drainage.
Stop the Cycle.
Drive Restore™ fixes a driveway whose potholes, ruts and puddles keep coming back, using the stone already on it. It costs from $1,500 (including the $300 equipment setup fee); longer driveways cost more. We find where the water sits and reshape the crown so it runs off, regrade the drive and compact it, and measure it before and after.
What Does Drive Restore Include?
Drive Restore includes a measured survey, a full-surface regrade, crown correction so water runs off, compaction, a measurement of the finished drive and our 90-day workmanship warranty. It is built for driveways with usable stone that need the water problem fixed so the same potholes and ruts stop coming back.
From a Worn Surface to Even Stone
When water stops leaving a driveway, everything else follows: the ruts deepen, the surface stays soft, and the potholes come back a few weeks after every repair. Correcting the shape is what breaks that cycle. The photos below are from a real GravelBoss job. The caption says what they show; it does not say which service the job was.


Late morning, the centre of the drive was worn down, with bare patches showing through thin, mixed stone and leaves across the surface. By mid-afternoon the same day it was covered edge to edge in fresh, even stone. Both photos were taken from the same spot.
See every job in the before & after gallery →How Much Could Drive Restore Cost?
Drive Restore pricing depends on the driveway footprint, drainage condition, slope, edge damage, and how much grading is needed to make water leave the surface. The calculator gives a planning range, while the Grade Scan confirms the actual scope before you commit to the repair.
Why Start with a Grade Scan?
A Grade Scan confirms whether the driveway needs restoration before you spend repair money. For $149 we measure the surface, the drainage and the likely scope, so the proposal is tied to the actual problem, not a guess from the road.