The Technology Behind
GPS-Precision Grading
and LiDAR-Verified Results

Two technologies. One goal: a driveway that drains correctly, stays smooth, and is verified with data.

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GPS-Precision Grading —
How It Works

Most gravel driveway repairs fail within a year because the grade was set by eye. GPS-precision grading eliminates that problem entirely.

A GPS-guided grader blade sets the exact crown and slope across your entire driveway. The operator locks in the target cross-slope — 3% is the engineering standard for proper drainage — and the blade maintains that slope automatically, even as the machine moves across uneven terrain. Real-time slope feedback on the in-cab display means the operator knows the grade is right before the blade ever leaves the ground.

“GPS-precision grading controls crown and slope to within inches — eliminating the guesswork that causes most gravel driveway repairs to fail within a year.”

Eliminates Guesswork

The blade holds the target slope automatically, even across uneven terrain. No eyeballing, no raking by hand, no hoping it drains.

Repeatable Results

Every pass follows the same GPS reference. Whether it is the first driveway or the fiftieth, the grade is identical.

Proper Drainage Every Time

A 3% crown is the engineering standard for gravel driveway drainage. GPS grading hits that target within inches across the full length.

Works on Hills and Slopes

A tilt-mount blade adjusts automatically on sloped driveways, maintaining the correct cross-slope even when the machine is on a grade.

Grade. Verify. Guarantee.

GPS sets the grade. LiDAR proves it was done right. A written guarantee backs both. That is why our results last — and why we can put it in writing.

1
Grade
GPS

GPS-guided blade sets the exact crown and slope across your entire driveway.

2
Verify
LiDAR

LiDAR scan confirms drainage angles match the target grade with data, not guesswork.

3
Guarantee
Written

Results are documented and backed by a written guarantee you can hold us to.

Laser Precision.
Millimeter Accuracy.

LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) uses laser pulses to measure distances with millimeter precision. The same technology powers:

🚗Self-driving cars
🚀NASA Mars rovers
🏛️Archaeological mapping
📱iPhone Pro Face ID

We've adapted this technology specifically for gravel driveway drainage diagnostics — and paired it with gimbal stabilization for results accurate to \u00B10.3 inches.

📱 iPhone Pro

From Walk to Report in 24 Hours

1

iPhone Pro emits 50,000+ laser pulses per second

2

Pulses bounce off driveway surface at precise angles

3

Return time = precise distance measurement (±0.3")

4

Software builds a 3D elevation model of the surface

5

AI identifies problem zones, grades, and drainage paths

6

PDF report generated with actionable insights

Grade Scan
Technical Specs

Handheld scanning introduces motion blur that reduces accuracy. Our DJI Osmo Mobile 8 gimbal provides 3-axis stabilization, improving accuracy by up to 40%.

“50,000 data points can't be wrong.”
SensorApple LiDAR (dToF)
Accuracy±0.3 inches (gimbal-stabilized)
Resolution1 point per sq. inch
Scan speed50,000 points/second
StabilizerDJI Osmo Mobile 8 (3-axis)
ProcessingOn-device + cloud AI
OutputPDF report, elevation map, 3D model
Accuracy gain (gimbal)Up to 40% vs. handheld

See It In Action.
Your Driveway. Your Data.