Kevin Manz and the MHI Construction team install and repair gravel driveways across Greater Cincinnati — proper base prep, correct grading, and drainage that keeps your driveway firm and rut-free through Ohio weather. Free estimates. Call 513-440-2972.
A gravel driveway is more than rock on the ground. Without the right base and slope, you end up with ruts, mud holes, and washouts after every heavy rain. Kevin Manz and the MHI Construction team build and refresh gravel driveways with proper base prep and drainage so they hold up to cars, trucks, and Cincinnati weather season after season.
Gravel driveway costs in Greater Cincinnati typically range from $800 to $10,000. A short residential driveway with base prep and fresh stone runs $800–$3,000. Longer drives, significant regrading, or rural lane installs can run $4,000–$10,000. We'll assess your driveway on-site and give you a clear written estimate before any work starts.
We handle new installs, driveway widening, re-graveling, and bringing a beat-up old drive back into shape — including fixing the drainage issues that caused the problems in the first place.
Common driveway projects include:
We focus on long-term performance — not quick cover-ups that wash out again next spring.
Kevin Manz or our team walks your current driveway or planned route, checks slopes, soft spots, and drainage issues, and discusses how you use the drive.
We reshape the driveway, establish a proper crown for drainage, compact the base, and address problem areas before any stone goes down.
We install the right gravel type and depth for your soil and traffic level, then compact it to create a firm, stable surface that stays put.
We make a final grading pass, check transitions and edges, and walk the driveway with you before we call it done.
MHI Construction installs and repairs gravel driveways for homeowners across Greater Cincinnati, Clermont County, and surrounding communities. Kevin Manz and our crew serve:
Gravel driveway costs in Greater Cincinnati typically range from $800 to $10,000. A short residential driveway with proper base prep and fresh stone runs $800–$3,000. Longer driveways, significant regrading, or rural lane installs can run $4,000–$10,000. Kevin Manz and the MHI team provide a free on-site estimate with a written quote before any work begins.
Proper base prep and drainage are the two biggest factors. A driveway that drains correctly and has a compacted base stays firm under traffic and won't develop ruts or washouts. We establish a proper crown and slope on every driveway we build so water sheds off instead of pooling and softening the base.
Most gravel driveways benefit from a fresh top layer every 3–5 years depending on traffic, weather, and base quality. High-traffic driveways or those without proper drainage may need touch-ups more frequently. We can assess your driveway and recommend the right approach during a free estimate.
Yes. We regrade, adjust the crown, and address low spots that hold water. In some cases we add drainage culverts or redirect runoff. Fixing drainage is often the most cost-effective way to significantly extend the life of a gravel driveway.
We typically use a compacted #304 limestone base topped with #57 or #8 stone for the surface. The right combination depends on your soil type, slope, and traffic level. Kevin Manz will walk you through the options during the estimate and recommend what holds up best for your specific driveway.
Absolutely. Long rural drives and lanes are common in Clermont County and the surrounding Batavia area we serve. We review access, length, slope, and condition during the on-site estimate and price the project accordingly — no guessing over the phone.
Yes. Driveway widening and turnaround additions are projects we handle regularly. We excavate the additional area, prepare the base, and match the gravel type to your existing surface so the expanded section holds up the same way.
We install and repair gravel driveways across Greater Cincinnati including Batavia, Milford, Amelia, Anderson Township, Eastgate, Mason, West Chester, Clermont County, and Hamilton County. Call 513-440-2972 to confirm we cover your location.