Gravel Driveways, Land Clearing & Demolition in Bolivia, NC
Gravel driveways and parking areas, demolition, and brush cutting and forestry mulching in Bolivia and central Brunswick County — plus culverts, grading and skid steer work.
What we do in Bolivia
One local crew with a skid steer, excavator and dump trailer, so one call covers the clearing, the grading, the driveway and the haul-off.
Gravel driveways & parking areas in Bolivia
New gravel driveways, parking pads and lots, plus repairs for potholes, ruts and washouts.
More about gravel driveways →Demolition in Bolivia
Sheds, garages, decks, pools, concrete and small structures torn out and hauled off.
More about demolition →Brush cutting & forestry mulching in Bolivia
Overgrown lots, fence lines, trails and hunting land mulched in place — no burn piles.
More about brush cutting →Grading & site prep in Bolivia
Leveling yards and lots, fixing low spots, prep for sod, seed or a slab.
More about grading →Culverts in Bolivia
Driveway culvert pipe set at the ditch so water keeps moving under your drive.
More about culverts →Skid steer work in Bolivia
Hourly or by the job, for digging, spreading, hauling and cleanup.
More about skid steer work →Junk removal & hauling in Bolivia
Cleanouts, debris and yard waste loaded and hauled away.
More about junk removal →Working in Bolivia and Brunswick County
Around Bolivia, a lot of the work is wooded rural lots being built on. That means clearing brush, building a gravel driveway from the road, setting a culvert at the ditch, and grading the house site so water drains away.
Low, sandy ground and roadside ditches are common here. A driveway built with the right base and a properly set culvert won't wash out or turn to mud after heavy rain.
Areas we cover around Bolivia: the US-17 corridor, Supply, Boiling Spring Lakes, Winnabow, Town Creek and out toward Southport and Oak Island.
Recent work
Bolivia questions
Can you clear a wooded lot and build the driveway?
Yes. We mulch or clear the brush, build the gravel drive with a culvert at the road, and grade the site.
Do I need a permit for a new driveway or culvert?
If the driveway connects to a state-maintained road, NCDOT requires a driveway permit and sets the culvert size. We'll tell you what applies to your road before we start.
Do I need a permit to clear my lot?
Disturbing an acre or more of land in North Carolina usually needs an approved erosion control plan. We'll tell you if your project crosses that line.
What customers say
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