Driveway Grading in Washington County, AR

Washington County does not maintain private drives. Property owners in Washington County are responsible for grading and upkeep on their own driveways.

If your driveway has ruts, low spots that hold water, or sections that turn muddy after rain, it needs grading. Those are signs the surface crown and drainage slope have worn down.

Yes, grading can reshape a sloped driveway to redirect runoff away from the surface and into proper drainage channels. Steep sections may also need additional drainage work to stop the same washouts from returning.

Yes, Felten Logging LLC serves rural properties across Franklin County and Adair County, including long farm and residential driveways. We work on driveways that see regular truck and equipment traffic.

Clay soils common in Madison County shift when wet, which breaks down the base and lets ruts form under traffic. Proper grading restores the surface and improves drainage so the base stays firm longer.

No, grading reshapes and levels an existing driveway surface rather than building one from scratch. If your base is still solid, grading can restore drainage and smooth out problem areas without a full rebuild.