WORLD’S ONLY GRAVEL STABILIZING SYSTEM TRUSTED FOR STEEP SLOPE DRIVEWAYS!

No more ruts, slippage, or drainage issues when using CORE’s steep slope foundation vs using traditional gravel or even asphalt (think black ice) surfaces.

Using CORE Gravel Foundations you can easily install or fix your existing steep sloped or badly graded driveway creating a stable, porous, weed-free and attractive gravel surface for accessing that beautiful view home on the hill.

Our foundation is designed for slopes up to 20 degrees, and steeper if you have the right vehicle!

This specialized grid includes a geotextile fabric attached to the back of each cell, ensuring no gravel seepage into the base material or downslope. We also have built-in lateral drainage features, so even if it ‘rains like the Dickens’ and the ground can’t absorb quickly enough, we’ve got you covered!

And that black ice…not here. Our system is 100% permeable, so no ice build-up, great traction and moves and shifts with the land - tree roots love us too!

Another toot: improve stormwater management, ensure better groundwater recharge, reduce Heat Island Effect, and filter local contaminants.

Keep our Earth Alive! Thanks for considering CORE!

[FranciscoPDalo]

My driveway is now an absolute marvel. The geocell system provides excellent stability and prevents soil erosion, while the geogrid reinforces the entire structure, making it resilient against the toughest slopes. No more worries about slippage or damage! Thanks to the Basecore products that have truly transformed my driveway into a work of engineering brilliance. Highly recommend their innovative solutions for anyone facing steep slope challenges!

[adriankap]

Do you have installers to do the work or is it only DIY and find someone to do it for you? I’m in Central Va. Is there a way to use a snow blower on it? We already have a gravel driveway that needs regrading etc so I’m anticipating the answer to be no but I always hope for the best.

[royking]

Someone needs to demonstrate that something like this can be used to cover old degraded and crumbling cement driveways and sidewalks.

[reginalim]

My property is located in cut de sac but the asphalt at the end of my drive way is lower that other houses and with my neighbor's tree root pushing up the concrete so water collects. Would this work to put on the city property to prevent water collection.

[mrpush]

At over $6k per.hundred feet for just the grid, your nuts. Just put in LARGER BASE STONE and save a ton of money!

4-6" base stones don't more or wash out either.

[djrowe]

It looks really dusty, was that washed stone/gravel used?

[MegaEnchik]

Why not just gravel whats the difference