A level, compacted gravel pad built to hold the weight of an RV, so it parks flat and doesn't sink into soft ground.
RV Pads
A solid place to park
Soft Ground and a Heavy Rig Don't Mix
Park a heavy RV on grass or soft ground and it sinks, ruts, and sits on a tilt. A trailer or motorhome puts a lot of weight on a small footprint, and ground that wasn’t built for it gives way, especially through a wet Victoria winter.
An RV pad is a level, solid base made to carry that weight and shed water. We dig out the area, lay and compact a gravel base, and grade it flat with a slight fall so water runs off instead of pooling under your rig. Built right, it gives the RV a firm, level spot that holds up year-round.
Victoria ground doesn’t make that automatic. Rock near the surface, clay that holds water, and soft fill all work against a stable pad. We run compact excavators, dig down to solid ground, and build the base back up so the pad sits level and stays put once the RV’s on it.
That’s the difference between somewhere to park and a proper place to park.
Start to finish
From the Quote to a Pad You Can Park On
- We look at the spot and quote it straight. We look at the spot, the access, the ground, and the size of your rig, then give you a written price and timeline.
- We dig out the area. The excavator strips the sod and soft ground, cuts through rock if it’s in the way, and hauls the spoil off so the pad starts on solid ground.
- We lay and compact the gravel base. We bring in the gravel, build the base up, and compact it down solid.
- We grade it level and clean up. We grade the pad flat to park on, with just enough fall to drain, then tidy the site and walk it with you at the end.
Tired of parking on the grass? Call (250) 885-2213 and we’ll take a look at the spot.
What our clients have to say
EXCELLENT
Based on 13 reviews
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Cameron HollidayTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Really impressed with the service , I have been in construction over 20 years, working with and operating equipment myself , Chris is a natural , fast and efficient, no mistakes and no damage to the property, extremely good guy, made instant friends with the local material yard and saved me a tonne of money on dump fees, highly recommend him to anybody interested ????Posted on Google![]()
Nolan MayrhoferTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Grant is an exceptional human and an incredible craftsman to work with. He genuinely loves what he does, and his mile-wide smile says it all. His passion for life shines through in his work, and it shows in every detail. I couldn’t recommend him more highly.Posted on Google![]()
Lorne RobertTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Chris and his team did an outstanding job! They were professional, efficient, and really knew their stuff. The excavation work was done on time and with great attention to detail. Communication was excellent throughout the entire process, and they left the site clean and ready for the next stage of the project. If you’re looking for a reliable excavation company here on the Saanich Peninsula, I highly recommend Chris and his crew!Posted on Google![]()
Owen BainTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We've hired Auzzie a few times to expand our yard and worked with him on some other projects as well. Top notch operator and easy to work with, always friendly, knowledgeable and efficient! Will definitely be having him backPosted on Google![]()
Chris BrunnerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We hired Auzzie to put in a gravel driveway extension for us and are absolutely thrilled with the result! He is as masterful on the excavator as a surgeon is with a scalpel, and is thoroughly knowledgeable on all the little details that are often overlooked in getting the job done right. Also worth mentioning is that he made the whole job a lot of fun. Most importantly, however, is that he had the job done for us on time and on budget - and the outcome exceeded our expectations. I would highly recommend Auzzie for any excavation project!Posted on Google![]()
Freddy MazereeuwTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
When we needed to expand and level our yard for washroom trailer storage, Auzzie’s Earthworks was our first call, and they did a fantastic job. Chris quickly tore out bushes, regraded the area, spread gravel, and compacted everything down in just a few hours. The yard is now perfectly level and ready for our trailers. Highly recommend Auzzie’s Earthworks for anyone needing efficient, professional site prep!Posted on Google![]()
Dynamic Fencing & DecksTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We hired Auzzie’s Earthworks to help with a challenging fencing project through Dynamic Fencing, and the experience was fantastic. We initially discovered that under the thick ivy was nothing but rock, roots, and loose dirt—no stable ground for a fence. Auzzie came out for an estimate, and right away, he had a clear plan to remove the ivy, rock, and debris, creating a 2'x24' trench so we could put in a retaining wall. Despite having limited space to work in and being surrounded by raised garden beds, he completed the job efficiently and without disturbing the vegetable garden. His speed, precision, and skill were top-notch. Highly recommend Auzzie’s Earthworks for any tricky site work!Posted on Google![]()
Christopher AldridgeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We recently worked with Auzzie from Auzzie’s Earthworks and couldn’t be happier with the experience. Communication was clear and fast from the start, which made planning a breeze. Despite our tight schedule, Auzzie was able to fit us in and arrived punctually, ready to go. The equipment he used was top-notch, and his skill in operating it quickly and efficiently was immediately evident. Highly recommend Auzzie’s Earthworks for anyone looking for a reliable, professional servicePosted on Google![]()
Bill PeckTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Auzzie gives a master class in customer service and quality work with every project. He is very skilled and vitally, very knowledgeable of local district bylaws. An absolute pleasure to work with. I have no reservations recommending him for your project. You will end up with a fine product and have a bunch of fun along the way.
Built for the weight
Why Auzzie's Earthworx for RV Pads
An RV pad stays level for years because of the base under the gravel, and building solid ground is what we do.
- Built to take the weight. A dug-out, compacted gravel base carries a loaded RV without sinking or rutting, which grass and a thin layer of gravel can’t.
- Level, with a slight fall to drain. We set the pad flat to park on but sloped just enough that water runs off instead of pooling under the rig.
- One crew, start to finish. We excavate, haul, base, and level it with our own machines, so the pad’s ready without lining up another contractor.
Straight Answers
Common Questions About RV Pads
Before we build a pad, people usually ask what it costs, gravel or concrete, and whether it will take the weight of their rig.
How much does an RV pad cost in Victoria, BC?
RV pad cost in Victoria depends on the size of the pad, how deep it has to be dug, whether there's rock to break, how much gravel goes in, and how easily equipment can reach the spot. A small trailer pad is a different job from a wide pad for a big motorhome. Send photos and rough measurements and we'll give you an accurate written quote
How long does it take to build an RV pad?
Most pads are a day or two. A bigger pad, hard digging, or rock takes longer, and you'll get an estimated timeline with your written quote.
Can you build a pad on a tight or awkward spot?
Yes. We use compact excavators that fit narrow access and work close to fences and buildings, so we can put a pad down the side of the house or in a back corner that bigger machines can't reach without damage. We plan the route in before the machines arrive.
Gravel or concrete for an RV pad?
How big should an RV pad be?
Size the pad to your rig plus a bit of room around it. It should be long and wide enough to park on with the slide-outs open and room to walk around, and to pull in and out without dropping a wheel off the edge. Tell us your rig's dimensions and we'll size the pad to suit.
Will the pad hold a big motorhome or fifth wheel?
Yes. A properly dug and compacted gravel base is built to carry that weight, which is the whole point of a pad over parking on grass or dirt. The heavier the rig, the more the base matters, and the base is the part we build.
Have questions? Get in touch!
Give the RV a Solid Place to Sit
We build RV pads across Victoria and the surrounding communities, for residential and small commercial properties. If you’ve got an RV parked somewhere it shouldn’t be, the quickest way to sort a proper spot is a straight conversation.
Call (250) 885-2213 to go over the job, or send a few photos and rough measurements through the free quote form for a faster, more accurate number.
Auzzie’s Earthworx is insured, with documentation available on request.
“Want a concrete pad instead of gravel? See our concrete prep service.” or “Spot needs clearing before the pad goes in? See our site preparation.”