Cement driveway on a steep hill; edges get soft when wet. Grass mesh kits seen, but homeowner wants simpler fix. Sand or gravel considered.
Without drainage patterns, grades, soil types, compaction data: excavate soft soil below local frost depth, replace with compacted crushed aggregate (not pea gravel or large loose stone). Use crushed granite with >50% fines/small chips, max ¼″ larger pieces. Compact with plate compactor (rentable). Keep width consistent for decorative strip appearance.
Frost depth varies nationally—check local code. Proper subgrade preparation prevents future settlement.
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