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John Deere excavator on a new gravel road through a woodlot in fall, 1448 x 1086
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Camp, woodlot & lot roads · Moncton and southeast NBA way in to the land you own.
A camp you can only reach on foot, a woodlot you can't get a truck into, a back lot with no way to build on it. We plan the route, clear it, and build a road that holds up, using the good material already on your property wherever we can and bringing in gravel only where the ground needs it. Everyday home driveways too.
Camp roads and more
Drive right up to your camp.
A camp in the woods, a hunting spot, a back lot you want to build on. If you can't get there with a truck, we can build you a road in. We walk the land with you, pick the best way in, and build it start to finish.
We use good material from your own land where we can, and bring in gravel where it's needed. That keeps the cost down. When we're done, you have a road you can drive a truck, a trailer, or a load of firewood over all year.
Just need a driveway at home? We do those too, whether it's a new gravel driveway in town or fixing one that's full of ruts and potholes.
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Dressta dozer and excavator on a new road cut through birch and spruce, 1086 x 1448
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What we build
Roads into wherever you need to go
- Camp and cottage roads
- Woodlot and forest access roads
- Roads into hunting land and back lots
- Access roads for building sites
- Turnarounds, landings, and parking areas
- New driveways and repairs to washed-out ones
What we do
How we handle camp, woodlot & lot roads.
Plan the route
We walk the land with you and pick a line that avoids the wettest ground, the steepest grades, and the trees you want to keep.
Use what's on site
Good gravel and rock from your own land goes into the road. Less hauling, lower cost.
Bring in what's needed
Where the ground is too soft, we dig it out and bring in gravel so the road stays firm.
Built to last
We shape the road a little higher in the middle so rain runs off the sides, and pack it down hard so it holds up year after year.
The result
A road into your land that holds up in mud season, not just in August.
Straight answers
Good questions to ask.
Anything else? Call the office. A real person will answer.
Can you use the material on my property?
Often, yes. If there's good gravel or rock on your land, we'll use it in the road and save you the cost of hauling it in. If not, we'll bring in what's needed.
Can you clear the route first?
Yes. We can clear the trees and build the road, all with one crew. The good wood from the clearing is yours to keep.
What if the road crosses a brook or wet area?
Work near a stream or wetland in New Brunswick needs a provincial permit before anything starts. We'll flag it when we walk the route and point you in the right direction.
Do you still do regular driveways?
Yes. New gravel driveways and repairs to rutted or washed-out ones are built the same way, on a solid base with somewhere for the water to go.
Often done together
One crew. The whole job.
Most projects touch more than one of these. We handle them together so you're not coordinating three contractors.
Drainage solutions
Soggy yard or water heading for the house? We build drainage the way most contractors don't bother to: tougher pipe, carefully prepared trenches, and access so it can be serviced for years.
Find out moreLand clearing & site prep
We clear land for a house, a camp, a right of way, or whatever you have planned, and leave the usable wood for you.
Find out moreFill, gravel & topsoil
The right material for the job, hauled to your property by our crew.
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Your property drainage solution experts
Let's walk your property.
Tell us where the property is and what you need for camp, woodlot & lot roads. The estimate is free.
- 1A real person from our office follows up to set a time.
- 2We walk the property with you and look at the ground.
- 3You get a clear quote. No cost, no obligation.
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