Help with driveway I live in SE Texas. I have an existing…
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Help with driveway
I live in SE Texas. I have an existing 10'x20' concrete slab driveway that we are wanting to extend width wise with another 10'x20' section, but that part of the yard has poor drainage (so much so that we frequent crawdads in that part of the yard.) Im not sure what my best route is to take on this. I was thinking of doing gravel, but everywhere I go I keep getting mixed answers compared to AI. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
What feedback i received from AI:
\-Dig out 7 inches of soil, compact down
\-Lay geotextile fabric down
\-Fill in 3 inches of grade 1 limestone base, compact down
\-Lay down 3 inch tall ground grid inside of cedar 4x4 edging
\-Fill in 4 inches of 3/4" limestone on top, compact down
#diy
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I live in SE Texas. I have an existing 10'x20' concrete slab driveway that we are wanting to extend width wise with another 10'x20' section, but that part of the yard has poor drainage (so much so that we frequent crawdads in that part of the yard.) Im not sure what my best route is to take on this. I was thinking of doing gravel, but everywhere I go I keep getting mixed answers compared to AI. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
What feedback i received from AI:
\-Dig out 7 inches of soil, compact down
\-Lay geotextile fabric down
\-Fill in 3 inches of grade 1 limestone base, compact down
\-Lay down 3 inch tall ground grid inside of cedar 4x4 edging
\-Fill in 4 inches of 3/4" limestone on top, compact down
#diy
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