That gravel driveway you're dreaming of might seem like a straightforward home improvement project, but before you truck in the gravel, you need to answer an important question: Do you need a permit?

Gravel can make for a simple, effective driveway solution that is easy to work with and install. The convenience is pretty hard to beat, but that doesn't mean there aren't downsides. There are plenty ...

Gravel driveways offer an affordable, practical, and long-lasting alternative to asphalt or poured concrete. They are particularly advantageous for homeowners with long, winding driveways. Proper ...

So you’ve decided to add a gravel driveway to your home (or already have), but something’s still missing. Adding edging can not only be beneficial to the overall design, but also can play a highly ...

Question: We are building a new home, and we are installing a blacktop driveway. There is conflicting information on the bids. One contractor wants to install a 3-inch-thick blacktop surface on the ...

Dear Richard: There's no easy ride when it comes to selecting driveway material. While gravel is a great option if you like a rustic look and want to save money, it could require more maintenance than ...

You definitely should clear the snow from your pea gravel driveway. But it's risky to go down to the drive, sending rocks ...

Weeds can be a real eyesore on gravelled areas and patios, with everything from grassy invaders to stubborn woody plants like broadleaf, henbit, purslane, chickweed, and dandelions taking root between ...

A proposed city ordinance could outlaw your gravel driveway. The Topeka city council discussed a proposal that would change what “pavement” means in city limits Tuesday night. Councilman Mike Lesser ...