Gravel Delivery Near You
Bulk gravel and crushed stone delivered by the ton, from verified local yards. Compare hours, ratings and delivery areas before you call.
- 3,920Gravel suppliers
- $25–80typical per yard
- $40–80delivery usually starts at
- 100 sq ftper yard at 3″
How much do you need?
- #57 stone and the crushed stone size chart
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- Topsoil delivery cost: what 256 yards charge
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- Stone dust: uses and how much you need
- Gravel for pathways 2–3″
- Gravel for shed bases 4–6″
- Gravel for concrete slab bases 4–6″
- Pea Gravel for patios 2–3″
How gravel is sold
Gravel is sold by the ton, not the cubic yard — the unit that catches out anyone used to buying topsoil. One cubic yard weighs roughly 1.4 tons, so a quote in yards and a quote in tons differ by about 40% for the same pile.
A ton covers about 100 square feet two inches deep. A second load normally means a second fee, so ordering slightly over beats coming up short.
What gravel delivery costs
Across 256 yards in 37 states that publish their rates, delivery starts at a median of $55, and the middle half start between $40 and $80. Those yards sell soil, mulch or stone, and it is the lowest fee each one lists, usually for a nearby address.
Stone is heavy, so check how many tons one truck can carry at that price. Where a yard charges by the mile, the median is $5. See what 256 yards charge for delivery for real examples.
Gravel or crushed stone?
They are not the same material. Gravel is naturally rounded; crushed stone is quarried and has angular faces that lock together. Angular stone holds a driveway; rounded gravel rolls out from under the tires and ruts.
Most yards say "gravel" for both, so do not ask which they sell — ask whether it is angular or rounded, and whether it is washed. Both questions get a straight answer.
Top-Rated Gravel Suppliers
Ranked by Google rating weighted for review volume. Editorial ordering — paid placement is labelled.
- 1 (317) 228-4900
Tiffany Lawn & Garden Supply Inc
Topsoil supplier · Garden · Mulch supplier
- 2 (703) 999-2624
Mulch and Stone L.L.C.
Mulch supplier · Firewood supplier · Garden center
- 3 (703) 999-2624
Mulch and Stone L.L.C. of Northern Virginia
Mulch supplier · Crushed stone supplier · Firewood supplier
- 4 (936) 329-4159
Vickery Dirt
Landscaping supply store · Construction company · Contractor
- 5 (719) 458-5522
Colorado Aggregate Recycling
Aggregate supplier · Building materials store · Cement supplier
- 6
Holiday's Nursery & Landscaping
Plant nursery · Delivery service · Garden center
- 7 (302) 996-6464
Delaware Hardscape Supply
Landscaping supply store · Mulch supplier · Retaining wall supplier
- 8 (847) 824-7411
Lurvey Home & Garden
Landscaping supply store · Garden center · Mulch supplier
Gravel Suppliers by State
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does gravel delivery cost?
Material runs roughly $25–80 a ton depending on the grade and region, plus delivery. Across 256 yards in 37 states that publish their rates, delivery starts at a median of $55, and the middle half start between $40 and $80. Distance from the quarry is the main variable.
How much gravel do I need?
One ton covers about 100 square feet at two inches deep. Multiply area in square feet by depth in inches and divide by 231 to get tons.
What size gravel for a driveway?
Three layers: a coarse base around 1½–2 inches, a #57 middle course at about ¾ inch, and crusher run on top. Ten to twelve inches total for a new drive.
Is gravel sold by the yard or the ton?
Almost always by the ton. One cubic yard is about 1.4 tons, so confirm the unit before comparing two quotes.