Gravel Pothole Resurfacing

    Pothole Repair & Restoration for Gravel Driveways, Surfaces

    Gravel Pothole Repair Services in Sugar Land, TX

    Are there potholes on your property that are causing problems? Are you looking for a professional company to fix those holes in your gravel? If so, then you’ve come to the right place. There are estimated to be 55 million potholes in the U.S., that are likely causing havoc for many drivers. A pothole on your property might seem like no big deal but will quickly turn into a headache when your customers begin sending you insurance claims for their car damages. At Frison Construction, we are seasoned professionals at effectively and efficiently filling in your commercial property's potholes, leaving only a smooth drive-able surface for vehicles to drive on.  

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    Benefits of Gravel Pothole Resurfacing

    As far as repairs on your commercial property goes, fixing a pothole is the most simple but also the most necessary. Resurfacing your potholes is the best step you can take to reestablish the look and function of the pavement on your property. Having a pothole on your property will only cause you headaches and can even cause harm to those in vehicles on your property. At Frison Construction, we can fix your potholes in no time, leaving you a fresh, clean, and safe area of gravel to drive on. Some benefits that come with working with us for your pothole resurfacing needs include:

    Safety. As a commercial property owner, safety is a top priority for everyone who steps foot on your property. Resurfacing potholes will help to prevent any injuries as well as any complaints. Your customers and those who frequent your property will thank you for doing so and you can sleep with both eyes closed at night knowing no one will be hurt while on your property. 

    Appearance. Potholes can be very unsightly and ruin the appearance of your commercial property. People looking to do business with you might not want to after seeing how unkept and neglected your property is. Ensuring that your potholes are resurfaced and properly maintained will keep your property up to par.

    Cost. Resurfacing your potholes sooner rather than later will save you a ton of money as potholes do only get worse. It can ruin the integrity of your pavement the longer it takes to fix, meaning more money out of your pocket.

    How It Works

    At Frison Construction, everything we do is done with care. We take the time to correctly get the job done right the first time and always ensure that our work is something we can be proud of. With years of industry experience, we also know that gravel that is frequently used will likely have recurring potholes, which is why we offer recurring gravel resurfacing services. Recurring services will depend on the current application. If you own a self-storage facility or a yard, you might need recurring service every 2-3 months due to of all the 18 wheeler driving or trailers driving. If you own small shopping centers or self-park parking lot, you might need service every 4-6 months. Lastly,  if you own a residential gravel driveway, you might need service around 6-12 months. To give you a better understanding of what exactly it is that we do, here’s a short list of the steps we take when we resurface your potholes. 

    When it comes to resurfacing gravel potholes, we use a power rake. It’s an efficient and cost-effective way as opposed to bringing in heavier equipment such as a dozer to re-grade.

    With a power rake we will be able to resurface potholes without having to bring in new gravel.

    In most instances, if potholes aren’t as deep, resurfacing can be very quick. Depending on the size of the hole, resurfacing can be done in as little as a few hours to as much as a few days. 

    Frison Fixes Your Potholes

    Since 2018, our professional team has been able to help numerous commercial property owners fix their pothole issues with diligence and care. We can be in and out before you know it and leave you with smooth gravel once again. Letting your potholes grow will only cause more problems for you in the long-run, so trust our team at Frison Construction to get the job done for you. For gravel pothole resurfacing, fill out a form today! 

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    FAQ

    We've answered some frequently asked gravel pothole resurfacing questions.

    • Can gravel parking lots or driveways be resurfaced without having to add more gravel?

      Yes. In most cases, gravel lots or driveways can be resurfaced without having to add more gravel by using a power rake.

    • What is a power rake?

      A power rake is a toothed rotor that can break into the gravel or dirt up to 3 inches to resurface it. 

    • Is it cheaper to bring in new gravel to cover up potholes?

      It could be cheaper, but a load of gravel can easily start off at $500. Let’s not forget the cost of installing it as well. 

    • Do we compact after resurfacing?

      Compacting might not be needed on smaller lots or for residential uses. However, for commercial properties or bigger areas, compacting may be necessary.

    • How are potholes formed?

      Potholes are formed by expansion and contraction of groundwater after the water has entered the pavement. Here in Texas, we have a combination of soils that can affect how potholes are formed. We have looser soil, so when it rains, it can loosen gravel up much easier. We also have harder soil, like clay, which means the water will not drain as quickly making existing potholes bigger or creating them altogether. 

    • Can future potholes be prevented?

      Yes, most potholes can be prevented by taking advantage of our reoccurring services. Additionally, if you want to avoid potholes all together, we can help you make the switch to permeable pavers. 

    Why Choose Us?

    A Decade of Industry Experience 

    English and Spanish Speaking Staff

    Permeable, Sustainable Pavers

    High-End Commercial Services

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