Why are counties ending private dust control programs?

Budgets, staffing, and liability. Some road commissions now only brine roads on their own schedule and ask residents to hire a contractor for extra passes.

Can a private company treat a county road?

Often yes, but rules differ by county. Some require a permit or an approved contractor. We check your county's rules before we schedule.

Is private dust control more expensive than the county program?

Usually somewhat, because the county spreads its truck costs across many roads. Splitting a quote with neighbors on the same road closes most of that gap.

What product do you use?

Liquid calcium chloride, 32–38%. It's the same type of product most Michigan road commissions use for dust control. We provide the SDS with every load.

For Michigan Homeowners

Your County Stopped Dust Control. Now What?

More road commissions now only brine on their own schedule, or have dropped resident-paid passes. You can still get your road treated.

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Last updated October 30, 2026

Your options

Private application on your stretch. We treat the road in front of your property with a calibrated spray truck.
Neighbor road share. Your whole road gets one quote and splits it. See how splitting works.
Extra passes on top of the county's. If the county still brines once, we can add mid-summer passes.
Do it yourself. We sell totes and drums of liquid calcium chloride for owners with their own sprayer. Bulk supply.

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Get Your Road Back on a Schedule

Tell us your road and county. Pick "Private / Gravel Road" or "Neighbor Road Share".

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