aproach and drive way build (Mayerthorpe)

[buckbrushoutdoors]

Anyone from the Mayerthrope area have any contact info for Gravel and possibly a Cat, Im building a road here this spring on my Property and I will need around 20-30 yards of road crush.

Thanks

[Cement Bench]

phone the county or the grader operators and ask them, they usually know who the good contractors are

[MyAlberta]

Check with local trucking.

[liar]

places i've lived the county is responsible for the approach and if you want to build it yourself , you have to build it to their specs . the driveway is on you .

[Dozer guy]

Hey there I’m from Alberta beach area I’ve got a few cats and have done lots of acerage development and road building I could probably help you out

[GMX]

You pm account is full couldn’t send you contact information. I know a buddy in whitecourt with everything you need.

[Big Grey Wolf]

Depending on length of your road , rough rule of thumb is $1,million/km.

[Reeves1]

Originally Posted by Big Grey Wolf

Depending on length of your road , rough rule of thumb is $1,million/km.

Built high grade logging road in BC for 4k to a max of 27k per mile.....

[Big Grey Wolf]

In BC just need to doz logs/brush off the rock then drive on it. In Alberta, need to dig 4 feet of muskeg out, then haul good clay for about half mile from borrow pit, pack it to 90 proctor and finally spred some gravel.
By one of my trapping cabins oil company rebuilt same road 4 times before it would keep loads of gravel from being pounded into bottom of road.

[Grumpy Old Man]

Originally Posted by buckbrushoutdoors

Anyone from the Mayerthrope area have any contact info for Gravel and possibly a Cat, Im building a road here this spring on my Property and I will need around 20-30 yards of road crush.

Thanks

Check your PM's as I tried to send one with info and it would not accept because your mailbox is full??

[buckbrushoutdoors]

Hey everyone, I apologize my inbox was full. I’ve cleaned it up now

[Gboe8]

The cement plant has gravel and delivers.

[MountainTi]

Originally Posted by Big Grey Wolf

In BC just need to doz logs/brush off the rock then drive on it. In Alberta, need to dig 4 feet of muskeg out, then haul good clay for about half mile from borrow pit, pack it to 90 proctor and finally spred some gravel.
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Big difference between a high grade road (like he mentioned) and a block road.

Lot's of muskeg in BC....lol

[Ice Fishing Maniac]

Originally Posted by Big Grey Wolf

In BC just need to doz logs/brush off the rock then drive on it. In Alberta, need to dig 4 feet of muskeg out, then haul good clay for about half mile from borrow pit, pack it to 90 proctor and finally spred some gravel.
By one of my trapping cabins oil company rebuilt same road 4 times before it would keep loads of gravel from being pounded into bottom of road.

90% of proctor density... don’t think so. Minimum 95 and top 300mm is at 100% SPDD.....sorry couldn’t help myself on AT specs . Happy Easter