I had my gravel driveway slightly re-graded about 5 years ago to redirect some rainwater runoff from the right side more towards the middle where it can flow towards better drainage. This worked but now the runoff tends to occur in a more concentrated area and appears to be collecting silt. I'm going to try and catch and redirect the runoff further up the driveway but need some advice on how to restore the area shown in the picture.
Most of the runoff flows down the driveway between the 2 vehicles, and the silted in area starts around the frontend of the vehicles. It is unsightly, particularly when damp. A pickup load of crusher run or slightly larger gravel should cover the area but I am wondering if I should first try to 'refresh' the location by tilling up the existing gravel and washing away the silt? I'm assuming the area has the same amount of gravel but it has become solidified and compacted down with this silt.
Most of the runoff flows down the driveway between the 2 vehicles, and the silted in area starts around the frontend of the vehicles. It is unsightly, particularly when damp. A pickup load of crusher run or slightly larger gravel should cover the area but I am wondering if I should first try to 'refresh' the location by tilling up the existing gravel and washing away the silt? I'm assuming the area has the same amount of gravel but it has become solidified and compacted down with this silt.