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Repairing massive potholes in dirt driveway caused by flooding - ADVICE needed
I live at the base of the Sierra Nevada foothills in central California. My property sits on a very gradual down slope from east to west (maybe a .5% grade). 3 years ago we had massive flooding, and parts of my dirt driveway developed huge potholes (across the whole driveway and about 2 to 3 feet deep in a couple of places). I have little financial means, so I wound up spending a lot of days and hours picking up free broken concrete slabs, then breaking them down to about 3-4 inch chunks and filling almost all the potholes up to ground level. (Yes, the sledgehammer got me in really good shape
I live at the base of the Sierra Nevada foothills in central California. My property sits on a very gradual down slope from east to west (maybe a .5% grade). 3 years ago we had massive flooding, and parts of my dirt driveway developed huge potholes (across the whole driveway and about 2 to 3 feet deep in a couple of places).
I have little financial means, so I wound up spending a lot of days and hours picking up free broken concrete slabs, then breaking them down to about 3-4 inch chunks and filling almost all the potholes up to ground level. (Yes, the sledgehammer got me in really good shape
