Ground preparation and grading
Removing topsoil, digging and grading before crushed stone. The base gets the right fall and level so water does not sit under the surface.
Category
Grading, digging and crushed-stone laying as the base for a car park, driveway and yard.
A road and a yard have to carry a load. We prepare the ground, grade, dig and lay a crushed-stone base for a car park, a yard, a driveway or a storage yard.
If excavation or demolition is needed before the base, those stages can come from the same partner. A foundation pit is on the excavation page.
Car park, road, yard or hardstanding, approximate area and load.
Preparation, crushed stone and compaction in one volume.
The soil is shaped correctly and the crushed stone is compacted.
Removing topsoil, digging and grading before crushed stone. The base gets the right fall and level so water does not sit under the surface.
A crushed-stone base and compaction for a car park, driveway, yard or storage yard. The base suits a crushed-stone surface or the next layer.
Crushed stone and graded soil decide whether a yard or a road stays put. We do that preparation with our own machines.
We build the base for a road or a yard: ground preparation, grading and crushed stone. The surface that goes on that base is agreed separately.
It depends on the soil and the load. A car park for cars is usually at least 15–20 cm compacted; heavier traffic and weak soil need more.
Yes. Both need prepared ground and a crushed-stone base. The difference is the area and the load.
Digging a foundation is excavation. If the same site also has a yard or a road, we put them in one sequence.
Add the area and whether you need a car park, a road or a yard. If the levels are known, add those too.