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Properly preparing the area ensures a stable base for spreading pea gravel, preventing shifting and uneven surfaces.
Use tools like rakes and shovels to evenly distribute pea gravel for a smooth, consistent layer.
Regularly raking and replenishing pea gravel helps maintain its appearance and functional quality over time.
- - Preparation - Clear and level the area to ensure an even spread of pea gravel.
- - Base Layer - Lay a geotextile fabric to prevent weed growth and stabilize the gravel.
- - Spreading - Distribute the pea gravel evenly using rakes or shovels for a uniform appearance.
- - Depth - Aim for a layer thickness of about 2 to 3 inches for proper drainage and stability.
- - Maintenance - Regularly rake and replenish the gravel to maintain an even surface and appearance.
Pea gravel spreading work generally involves the preparation and leveling of a designated area, followed by the even distribution of small, rounded gravel stones to create a stable surface for pathways, driveways, or landscaping features. Key details that help evaluate requests include the size and depth of the area to be covered, the current condition of the ground, access to the site, and any specific requirements for gravel thickness or compaction. Additionally, considerations such as the need for site clearing, existing obstructions, and the desired finish quality are important for accurately estimating time, materials, and costs involved in the project.
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