Roads & Driveway Construction & Repair Services in Middle Tennessee


Built For Access, Drainage, And Long Term Performance

WM Tucker provides road and driveway construction services designed to last in Middle Tennessee conditions. Roads and driveways must handle water, traffic, and changing ground conditions. When they are not built correctly from the start, they fail.

With over 20 years of experience across Dickson County and surrounding areas, we plan every road and driveway around proper grading, drainage, and compaction so access holds up over time.

Every road and driveway we build is designed around how water actually behaves on the property. We account for slope, soil composition, runoff paths, and traffic load to prevent washouts, rutting, and edge failure.

By focusing on drainage control and proper compaction from the start, we help property owners avoid ongoing maintenance issues and costly repairs common with poorly built access roads in Middle Tennessee.

ROAD AND DRIVEWAY SERVICES

We provide complete road and driveway construction and repair services for property owners who need reliable access. Each project is evaluated based on land conditions, water flow, and long term use before work begins.

  • Private Road Construction
  • Road Building
  • Driveway Preparation
  • Driveway and Road Repair
  • Culvert Installation
  • Drainage Ditches, Swales, & Berms
  • Land Clearing For Access
  • Road Base Preparation

WHY ROAD AND DRIVEWAY PREPARATION MATTERS

Most road and driveway failures start below the surface, not on top. Poor base material, trapped water, and improper slope lead to washouts, ruts, and constant repairs.

Proper preparation focuses on building a stable foundation and managing water before it causes damage.

  • Proper Subgrade Preparation
  • Correct Base Thickness And Compaction
  • Managing Water Before It Reaches The Surface
  • Designing Slopes That Shed Water
  • Building For Traffic And Load Requirements

DRAINAGE AND CULVERT WORK

Water is the leading cause of road and driveway damage in Middle Tennessee. Drainage systems must move water away from driving surfaces without causing erosion or soft spots.

Every drainage solution is designed to protect both the road and the surrounding property.

  • Culvert Installation
  • Roadside Drainage Ditches
  • Swales And Berms
  • Surface Water Control
  • Runoff Redirection

Dickson County · Williamson County · Cheatham County · Hickman County·  Humphreys County · Houston County·

ROAD AND DRIVEWAY REPAIR

When roads or driveways start failing, surface fixes rarely solve the problem. Identifying and correcting the underlying issue prevents repeat damage.

Repairs focus on restoring stability and improving drainage, not temporary patchwork.

  • Washed Out Driveways
  • Soft Or Sinking Areas
  • Standing Water
  • Erosion Along Edges
  • Damaged Culverts

WHY PROPERTY OWNERS CHOOSE WM TUCKER

Property owners across Middle Tennessee choose WM Tucker for experience, planning, and clear communication. Every project is evaluated before equipment ever hits the ground.

The goal is long term performance, not short term fixes.

  • Over 20 Years Of Experience
  • Clear Project Planning
  • Proper Equipment For Each Job
  • Drainage Focused Design
  • Licensed And Insured

If you are planning a new road, rebuilding a driveway, or dealing with access or drainage issues, WM Tucker can help.

Contact us to schedule a site assessment and discuss the right solution for your property.

Equipment and Experience That Matter

Excavation quality depends on both experience and equipment. We use professional-grade machinery suited for precise work, not oversized equipment that damages property or underpowered machines that slow progress.

Years of hands-on experience allow us to adjust quickly when conditions change, whether that means dealing with rock, clay, water, or unexpected site challenges.

Road & Driveway FAQs

What causes driveways to wash out?

Washed out driveways are usually caused by poor drainage, improper slope, or an unstable base that allows water to erode material.

How long should a gravel driveway last?

With proper base preparation and drainage, a gravel driveway can last many years with minimal maintenance.

Why does driveway repair fail sometimes?

Repairs fail when the underlying problem, usually water or base failure, is not corrected before resurfacing.

What is included in driveway preparation?

Preparation includes grading, base installation, compaction, and drainage planning to support long term use.

Do roads and driveways need drainage systems?

Yes. Water is the leading cause of failure. Drainage systems protect the surface and base from erosion and saturation.

What type of base is best for roads and driveways?

The best base depends on soil type, traffic load, and drainage conditions. Proper thickness and compaction matter more than material alone.

Can an existing driveway be rebuilt instead of replaced?

In many cases yes. If the base can be corrected and drainage improved, rebuilding may be possible.

How do you fix soft or sinking driveway areas?

Soft areas usually require excavation, base repair, compaction, and drainage correction.

What is a culvert and when is it needed?

A culvert allows water to pass under a driveway or road. It is needed anywhere water crosses an access point.

How do I know if my driveway needs repair or replacement?

Signs include standing water, deep ruts, erosion, or repeated washouts. A site assessment helps determine the best option.

Drainage

Before You Break Ground

Erosion Control

Design, Build, Site Prep

Site Preparation

Design and Repair

Demolition

Design and Repair

Roads & Driveways

Design, Build, Site Prep

Ponds & Lakes

Clearing, Grading, Prep

Utilities

Clearing, Grading, Prep

Consultation

Before You Break Ground