Gravel delivery in Loxahatchee Groves, FL

Local gravel prices vary with material, supplier, and seasonal demand. As a ballpark, expect crusher run roughly $20-$45 per ton, #57 crushed stone about $25-$50 per ton, and pea gravel about $30-$70 per ton; multiply by about 1.4 to estimate per cubic yard (e.g., $28-$98/yd3). For exact, up-to-date local pricing and delivery included in West Florida, get a quote through Hello Gravel or enter your zip code on our site.

For sandy soils and frequent heavy rain in Loxahatchee Groves, angular crushed stone or crusher run with fines performs best because it compacts and locks together to resist washout. Pea gravel drains well but shifts and can wash away unless contained with edging and good base preparation, so it is better for low-traffic areas or decorative surfaces.

A 12x40 ft driveway is 480 sq ft. At 3 inches you need about 4.4 cubic yards (roughly 6.2 tons); at 4 inches about 5.9 cubic yards (roughly 8.3 tons); at 6 inches about 8.9 cubic yards (roughly 12.4 tons). Always round up and add about 10% for compaction and settlement when ordering through Hello Gravel.

Hello Gravel’s minimum order is 3 tons. Delivery fees depend on supplier distance, truck access, and local carrier; many areas in our network offer free delivery while others have a small fee. You can see delivery options and any charges during checkout after entering your zip code and preferred delivery date.

Regulations vary by property, especially if you are in an HOA or an environmentally sensitive zone. Loxahatchee Groves and Palm Beach County may have requirements for driveway permits, drainage, or impervious surface limits, so check with the town planning department or your HOA before installation. If in doubt, call the town or HOA and confirm any setbacks, permitting, or surface restrictions.

A high water table and flood-prone conditions increase the risk of washout, sinking, and separation of loose gravel. To improve longevity, raise the finished grade where possible, install firm compacted base layers, add solid edging, and provide positive drainage so water flows away from the gravel surface.

Start with a geotextile fabric to separate native sand from stone, then install a 4–6 inch compacted crushed-rock base (6–8 inches for heavy loads) and crown the driveway for runoff. Add edge restraints and compact each layer with a plate compactor or roller; also plan for drainage swales or French drains where surface water concentrates.

In West Florida many homeowners regrade and add a thin top-up (1/2u0022 to 1u0022) annually, with a larger replenishment every 3–5 years depending on traffic and storms. Typical small top-ups can cost roughly $100-$400 delivered and spread; larger truckloads for major refreshes often run higher—get local quotes via Hello Gravel for current cost estimates.

Gravel is usually the lowest-cost option upfront and works well for rural properties in Loxahatchee Groves, especially where drainage and flexibility matter. However, it requires more frequent maintenance and periodic replenishment than asphalt or pavers, so weigh lower initial cost against ongoing upkeep when choosing a long-term surface.

Hello Gravel connects you with vetted local suppliers and haulers across Palm Beach County—enter your zip code to get quotes and available materials. For installation, request references, ask for examples of nearby work, confirm they handle base prep and compaction, and ask the driver about tailgate spreading options during checkout.