--- title: "Crushed Limestone Road Construction | Eary Services" description: "Crushed limestone is a step up from raw caliche — it's quarried, processed, and screened to uniform sizes, which means it compacts tighter and creates a harder, more durable surface. It's the preferred choice for ranch entrances, high-traffic roads, and anywhere you need a road that handles heavy loads consistently. The material comes in various gradations from fine 'fines' to larger base rock, and the best roads use a combination: larger base rock on the bottom for structure, topped with fines that lock together and create a smooth driving surface. It costs more than raw caliche, but the durability and reduced maintenance make it worth the investment for roads that get regular use." lang: en json-ld: --- [![Eary Services logo](/assets/logo-CdF-V5M6.png)EARYSERVICES ](/) [Services](#services)[Who We Serve](#who-we-serve)[Why Us](#why-us)[Areas](#areas)[Blog](/blog)[Contact](#contact)[Call 830-328-4077](tel:8303284077) [Call Now](tel:8303284077) ![Crushed Limestone Road on a Texas ranch property](/assets/road-crushed-limestone-Bo-Lgidr.jpg) [Ranch Roads](/services/ranch-roads) # Crushed Limestone Road Processed, uniform limestone rock that compacts harder and lasts longer than raw caliche. $5,000 – $10,000 per 1/4 mile (12 ft wide) 8–15 years between major resurfacing [Call 830-328-4077](tel:8303284077)[Get a Quote](/#contact) ## ABOUT THIS ROAD TYPE Crushed limestone is a step up from raw caliche — it's quarried, processed, and screened to uniform sizes, which means it compacts tighter and creates a harder, more durable surface. It's the preferred choice for ranch entrances, high-traffic roads, and anywhere you need a road that handles heavy loads consistently. The material comes in various gradations from fine 'fines' to larger base rock, and the best roads use a combination: larger base rock on the bottom for structure, topped with fines that lock together and create a smooth driving surface. It costs more than raw caliche, but the durability and reduced maintenance make it worth the investment for roads that get regular use. ## ADVANTAGES - Harder and more durable than raw caliche - Uniform material compacts tighter with less settling - Handles heavy truck and trailer traffic well - Cleaner, more professional appearance - Less maintenance frequency than caliche - Available in multiple gradations for optimal layering ## CONSIDERATIONS - More expensive than raw caliche - Material must be hauled from a quarry — distance affects cost - Still requires periodic grading maintenance - Needs a solid base layer for best long-term performance - Can be slippery briefly after fresh application before it locks in ## HOW WE BUILD IT 1. 1 Clear road corridor and remove topsoil down to firm subgrade 2. 2 Grade and compact subgrade to establish road shape 3. 3 Install drainage structures, culverts, and crossings 4. 4 Lay geotextile fabric on soft areas if needed 5. 5 Spread and compact base rock in 6-inch lifts 6. 6 Top with limestone fines, water, and compact to a hard, smooth finish ## MATERIALS USED Crushed limestone base rock (various gradations) Limestone fines for top dressing Geotextile fabric for soft subgrade areas Culvert pipe and headwalls for drainage ## ONGOING MAINTENANCE - Grade 1–2 times per year depending on traffic - Add top-dressing fines as surface wears - Maintain crown and drainage slope - Repair edge erosion and shoulder washouts - Keep culverts and ditches clear of debris ## BEST FOR - Ranch entrances and main access roads - Roads handling heavy equipment and livestock trailers - Properties being prepared for sale or listing - High-traffic interior roads - Any road where reduced maintenance is a priority ## ESTIMATED COST $5,000 – $10,000 per 1/4 mile (12 ft wide) Pricing depends heavily on distance from the nearest quarry, road width, base preparation needs, and total material depth. Most roads need 8–12 inches of total material depth for a lasting result. \* Prices are approximate and vary by terrain, access, material source distance, and project specifics. Contact us for a free estimate. ### NEED A ROAD BUILT? Call or text us for a free estimate on crushed limestone road construction or repair. [Call 830-328-4077](tel:8303284077)[Request a Quote](/#contact) Serving Boerne, Kerrville, Mountain Home, Fredericksburg & the Texas Hill Country. ## READY TO BUILD YOUR CRUSHED LIMESTONE ROAD? 830-328-4077 [Call Now](tel:8303284077) EARYSERVICES Texas Hill Country Land & Ranch Services. 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