How will the existing driveway be assessed?
Describe the rutting, drainage or access problems you want to solve. Ask which existing material can remain, what needs further investigation and how the proposed scope addresses the observed problem. A fresh surface alone may not explain the full repair.
What preparation is included?
Have the contractor describe the proposed excavation, support and placement for this site and intended use. Ask how those requirements were determined. A universal layer thickness from a general article is not a specification for every driveway.
How are grades and connections handled?
Review where the driveway meets the road, garage or other surfaces. Ask how the design addresses water movement and any relevant requirements. Identify connected drainage or restoration work in the written scope.
Which material is being supplied?
Request a clear description of the selected aggregate or other proposed surface. Ask what appearance, maintenance and limitations to expect. Keep the product and placement description with the estimate so different proposals can be compared meaningfully.
How will the job be coordinated?
Discuss deliveries, household access, cleanup and the change process. Ask how schedule updates are communicated and what information you receive at completion. Share your address and project concerns with All American to begin that conversation.