While the interior length of your travel trailer is 20', that does not include the hitch, which generally adds 2-3 feet to the overall length of your trailer.

You will want your pad to be at least as long as the overall length of your trailer. Most larger travel trailers and fifth wheels are around 8 feet wide. You will want to have at least a foot on either side of the wheels.

This will make the minimum pad size for your trailer 10'x24'.

We will need a minimum of a 5 foot opening in any fences plus access to the working area. Please clear away any items or obstacles from the work area.

We will also need a section to hold the gravel materials while the construction is underway. The dump truck delivering the gravel material will need clear access to the gravel storage area, please move any vehicles or other items that may obstruct the work area or gravel storage area.

A standard pad with dry, stable ground can usually be constructed within a day of having the gravel materials on-site. Our first step is to conduct a site survey to determine suitability and to identify any potential problems with the site. The size of the area is then calculated based on your needs and measured off. The needed gravel/rock material is then calculated based on the pad size. The materials are then priced out and a delivery date is scheduled. We usually can arrange to complete the work on the day the materials are delivered.

We will measure the area where your material will be installed so you will know exactly how much material you will need. Although we don't deliver the material directly,

1. We can either provide you with the contact numbers for the gravel suppliers in your area if you prefer to coordinate delivery of the material prior to us coming to install the material.

2. We can coordinate the delivery and of the material for you. In such cases, we require a deposit for the cost of the delivered materials prior to delivery.