NJ and PA service area
Driveways for long lanes, farms, and new homes
A driveway on these properties is a small road: base, drainage, and a shape that trucks can use. TM Contracting builds gravel drives and preps for asphalt or concrete.
Gravel, asphalt prep, and the pipe under the lane
The company installs and tidies gravel driveways, removes failed asphalt and prepares for a new surface, and prepares an area for a concrete pour. On Hunterdon properties the drive is often the longest part of the job. It may cross a ditch, climb a hill, or run through ground that is soft until it has a real base.
A culvert at the road is frequently the piece that keeps the lane from damming the roadside ditch. Stone for the base can be delivered from the materials side of the business. The photo work on this site shows that combination: a gravel drive, a pipe in the foreground, and the truck that brought the material.
Drives that are part of a larger site
A new commercial entrance, a house lane, and a farm lane are the versions that fit the way this crew works. A very short residential patch in a subdivision is a different job. If the drive is long, say the approximate length. If it has to happen before foundation concrete, say the timeline.