Gravel

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Sand Gravel

Sand and gravel is a natural mix of small rock and sand pulled straight from a pit or riverbed. One load has grains the size of table salt all the way up to rocks about an inch or two across, jumbled together. The pieces are usually rounded because water and weather smoothed them over time. That range of sizes is why it packs down so tight when you compact it. The sand fills the gaps between the bigger stones.

You'll hear this stuff called bank run, pit run, or just pit gravel depending on where you live. It's cheaper than crushed or washed rock because the pit doesn't do much to it before it goes on the truck. There's no crushing and no screening down to one size, so you pay for the material and not the processing. That makes it a workhorse for backfill, rough grading, and building up low spots before you cap them with a cleaner top layer.

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Grade	Size	Shape	Washed	Top use	We deliver
Sand/Gravel (Blended Product, Dark)	—	Rounded	—	Concrete mixing	We deliver it
Sand/Gravel (Blended Product, Gravel, Copper)	—	Rounded	—	Landscaping	We deliver it

What people use it for

Backfill around foundations, walls, and buried pipeBuilding up low spots and rough grading a siteStructural fill under slabs and driveways before a finer top courseFill behind retaining walls where drainage mattersBase under sheds, patios, and outbuildings

How to choose within sand gravel

Foot traffic

Pea gravel and river rock feel good barefoot but shift underfoot; use a border so they stay where you put them.

Vehicle traffic

Round gravel rolls under tires. Pick angular crushed stone for a driveway; save rounded gravel for garden paths and beds.

Drainage

All of these drain well. Bigger pieces drain faster; smaller pieces pack tighter.

All sand gravel grades

Sand/Gravel (Blended Product, Dark)

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Concrete mixingRoad baseDrainage layers

Sand/Gravel (Blended Product, Gravel, Copper)

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LandscapingDrivewaysPathways

Other gravel families

Rip Rap

We deliver

Rip rap is large, angular rock you place on a slope to keep water from washing the ground out.

39 grades→

Pea Gravel

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Pea gravel is small, round rock about the size of a garden pea.

25 grades→

Gravel 2 Stone

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#2 stone is crushed rock in pieces about 1.5 to 2.5 inches across.

4 grades→

Gravel 3 Stone

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#3 stone is crushed rock screened between about 2 inches and 1 inch.

4 grades→

Gravel 1 Stone

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#1 stone is chunky crushed rock, with pieces running about 1-1/2 to 3-1/2 inches across.

2 grades→

Gravel 9 Stone

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#9 stone is crushed rock screened between about 3/8 inch and 1/16 inch.

2 grades→

Gravel Sand Blend

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A gravel sand blend is a mix of small stones and sand in one pile.

2 grades→

7 Stone

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#7 stone is crushed rock screened between about 1/2 inch and 3/16 inch, with the fine dust washed out.

1 grade→

Gravel 4 Stone

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#4 stone is big crushed rock, with pieces running about 1 1/2 inches to 2 1/2 inches across.

1 grade→

Gravel 57 Stone

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#57 stone is crushed rock screened between about 1 inch and 1/4 inch, with the fines washed out.

1 grade→

Gravel 6 Stone

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#6 stone is crushed rock screened between about 1 inch and 3/8 inch, with the fines washed or screened out.

1 grade→

Gravel 8 Stone

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#8 stone is crushed rock that's been screened to a small size, roughly 3/8 inch down to about 1/8 inch.

1 grade→

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