LOCAL CONDITIONS · SEDRO-WOOLLEY
Driveway resurfacing in Sedro-Woolley: foothill timber and upriver lanes
Sedro-Woolley is where the Skagit Valley narrows and SR-20 heads upriver toward Lyman, Hamilton and the North Cascades. Rural driveways here run through second-growth fir, cedar and alder, with long approaches that climb off the valley floor toward Day Creek, Clear Lake and the SR-9 corridor north. Shade keeps those drives damp, needles and moss work into the gravel, and runoff from the hills finds the tire tracks.
Driveway resurfacing on a wooded drive starts with separating the good rock from what the trees have added to it. The PR121 reopens the surface and windrows organic material to the edges, then recovers the usable aggregate and rebuilds the crown. We check the steep sections for where water enters and leaves. If the base is soft or pumping mud, we say so, because that is subgrade repair priced separately.
GRAVEL DRIVEWAY REPAIR IN AND AROUND SEDRO-WOOLLEY
- Clear Lake
- Day Creek
- Lyman
- Hamilton
- Wickersham
- SR-20 corridor
