Gravel Stabilization

Gravel stabilization is the process of using grids, mats, or other stabilizing materials to keep gravel in place and prevent it from shifting, spreading, or sinking over time. This technique is commonly used in the construction of driveways, pathways, and parking areas where a stable, durable surface is needed. Gravel stabilization systems create a solid, yet permeable, base that distributes loads evenly and minimizes rutting and erosion. These systems are particularly useful in high-traffic areas, sloped surfaces, or locations prone to heavy rainfall. By stabilizing the gravel, this technique extends the lifespan of the surface and reduces maintenance requirements, ensuring a functional and attractive finish.