BUILT FOR THE HILLS AROUND BIRCH LAKE.

Private roads and driveway surfaces around the Ten Section area typically call for Class 5 gravel out of Storlie's regional pit network. Wooded properties on a private septic system are common around here, and a French drain or drainfield refresh is the usual reason sewer rock goes out on the truck. Pit run sand builds up a sloped or low approach as an economical bulk fill, and along Birch Lake, a fresh swimming beach usually means an order of washed sand. Storlie can talk through which of the four fits a particular slope or approach once the grade and access are described over the phone.

Rip rap can be supplied where a project calls for larger stone near a shoreline or bank. Storlie does not claim the installation or permitting work; those decisions should be confirmed with the responsible contractor and agency before material is ordered.

Storlie's equipment-supported services include excavation, filling, grading, site preparation, gravel road building and repair, brush and slash clearing, trucking, and building demolition with cleanup and site restoration.

A sloped access road may need an in-person review before a useful estimate can be prepared. The crew can discuss the visible condition and requested outcome without promising a technical drainage solution before evaluating the site.