FARM COUNTRY GRAVEL, RIGHT OUT OF SOLWAY.

Keep heading west on Highway 2 past Wilton and the land opens up into the farm country around Solway. Fields, township roads, and the occasional new building site define this stretch, and most of the work we do here has more to do with agriculture than anything else.

Material For Farms And Township Roads

Farm sites and township roads take a beating from equipment and weather, and Class 5 gravel (MnDOT Spec 3138) is the material we lean on most out here for driveways, yard aprons, and access lanes between fields. Fill dirt raises a low spot before a new building goes up, whether that is a shop, a bin site, or a house. Black dirt and screened topsoil rebuild ground disturbed during construction, and sand fills in around footings and septic systems where a cleaner base matters. If a township road out your way has washed out, we can supply what it takes to rebuild the surface. We also handle demolition and haul-off for old grain bins, collapsed sheds, or other structures that need to come down before new construction starts.

Site Work For A Working Landscape

Solway jobs tend to center on new building sites: pads for a shop or machine shed, driveway cuts back to a new house, and grading around farm buildings so water sheds the way it should. We also handle septic prep for new construction and general land clearing ahead of a build. Fieldstone turned up during grading is common in this part of the county, and we can haul it off or set it aside for use in a wall or entrance marker. A lot of this work follows the rhythm of the farm calendar, and we try to schedule around planting and harvest whenever a customer asks.

Common Questions Around Solway

Can you get a truck down a township gravel road to a farm site? In almost every case, yes. Our drivers handle unpaved township and county roads regularly, and we will ask about road condition ahead of time if there is any question.

Do you work around planting and harvest schedules for farm deliveries? We try to. Farm sites do not run on a construction calendar, and if timing around fieldwork matters to your project, tell us up front and we will plan the load around it.

Do spring load restrictions affect building schedules out here? They can. Minnesota's spring frost laws limit truck weights on many roads for several weeks each year, and township roads are no exception. We plan around that window so your project is not caught off guard.

The Haul Out To Solway

From the pit on Highway 2, Solway is a longer but still ordinary run west, past Bemidji and Wilton along the way. Solway sits within our roughly 50-mile delivery reach, though we will always confirm exact scheduling with you rather than assume, since farm-site access can vary quite a bit from one property to the next.

Get Your Farm Site Scheduled

Call (218) 335-6249 to talk through a driveway, a building pad, or a load of Class 5 for a Solway township road.