Aggregate Driveways & Parking Lots

Aggregate driveways are comparable to paved or concrete driveways & parking areas.

Commonly used aggregate materials:

Crushed Limestone, Pea Stone, Slag, Crushed Concrete, and Crushed Stone.

Benefit of Service

Aggregate driveways and parking areas give homeowners a custom aggregate solution that can be fitted to their needs in a variety of ways. Adding an aggregate driveway can give a property more value and provide a strong and durable access point for all vehicle traffic to your property.

Hazard if not Applied

Without a driveway in place, erosion will occur under vehicle traffic. Without a durable driveway solution, the area will become inaccessible or dangerous to access.

Service Overview

Connect

Discuss Service

Schedule Time/Date

Work Onsite

Finish

Meet with the client to understand what solution should be in place.

Locate the necessary material through current resources.

Create an estimate for the client.

Once the client commits to the estimate, we will add them to the schedule.

We will then have the material delivered either day before or day of the project.

We would then excavate the area to prepare for moving the material.

We will then apply the material.

Once the project is done to the clients approval, we then we will invoice upon completion.

Based in Holland and Traverse City, we design and build luxury outdoor spaces for cottages, lake homes, and inland properties across West Michigan and Northern Michigan.

Full Backyard Transformation

Custom Decks

Custom Stairs

Custom Patios

Explore some of the custom decks, patios, stairs, and aluminum beach stairs we’ve built for homeowners throughout West Michigan and Northern Michigan.

Our Design-Build Process outlines everything from your first on-site consultation to clear proposals, 3D renderings, and construction.

Serving the beautiful regions of West Michigan and Northern Michigan, Lakeshore Customs specializes in full backyard remodels for both lakeshore properties and inland custom homes.

Ready to talk about your outdoor project? Reach out—we’d love to hear your ideas and help bring them to life.