Gravel in Pine Lakes, FL

A typical tri-axle dump truck load in Pine Lakes carries about 10–15 tons (varies by truck and material). Delivered price for a full truckload usually runs roughly $400–$1,200 depending on the type of gravel, current local material costs, and distance from the quarry; many orders may include delivery in the listed price. Remember Hello Gravel’s minimum order is 3 tons and delivery timing is usually 2+ business days unless you pay for next-day service (orders must be placed before noon CST to qualify). For an exact price for your address, check your zip code on our site or request a quote.

Use the rule of thumb: tons = (area in sq ft * depth in inches) / 231. For example, 1,000 sq ft at 2u0022 depth needs about 8.7 tons (round to 9) and at 3u0022 depth about 13.0 tons. With local delivered prices typically ranging from $30–$70 per ton in Pine Lakes, expect materials + delivery to run roughly $270–$630 for 2u0022 depth or $390–$910 for 3u0022 depth; get a quote to lock in pricing.

If you mean a single-car driveway 20 ft long by 10 ft wide (200 sq ft) at a typical 3u0022 surface, you would need about 2.6 tons (round up to 3 tons because of our minimum). Expect delivered material costs of roughly $90–$210 for that amount in Pine Lakes, and basic spreading/labor can add $100–$350 depending on access and local labor rates. For longer or wider driveways, or if you need a deeper base (4u0022–6u0022), plan for more material and higher labor costs; request a quote for a site-specific estimate.

A 20 x 20 driveway is 400 sq ft. At 3u0022 depth you need about 5.2 tons (round to 6 tons to allow for compaction and waste); at 4u0022 depth you need about 6.9 tons (round to 7). With typical delivered prices in Pine Lakes of $30–$70 per ton, expect material + delivery to be roughly $180–$420 for 6 tons or $210–$490 for 7 tons, not including any installation labor.

The most economical and commonly used option for driveways is crusher run (also called dense grade aggregate or road base), which compacts well and forms a stable surface when properly installed. In Pine Lakes you’ll often see delivered prices for crusher run in the lower range, roughly $20–$50 per ton, though exact pricing depends on local supply and haul distance. For a finished, low-maintenance surface you may want a thin top layer of #57 or similar angular stone; that material can cost a bit more per ton.

For Florida’s warm, rainy climate and sandy soils, crushed angular stone (crusher run for base and #57 or #57/34 for driving surface) works best because it compacts and drains well. Typical supply plus delivery in Pine Lakes runs about $30–$70 per ton depending on the mix and distance from the source; crusher run will be at the lower end while cleaned decorative stones sit at the higher end. Consider installing a compacted base layer of crusher run (4u0022–6u0022) topped with 1u0022–2u0022 of angular surface stone for best long-term performance.

A useful rule: one ton of gravel covers about 231 sq ft at 1u0022 depth or about 77 sq ft at 3u0022 depth. To estimate tons needed, use tons = (area in sq ft * desired depth in inches) / 231, then round up for compaction and waste. Always check minimum order sizes (Hello Gravel minimum is 3 tons) and consider heavier coverage where vehicles turn or where ruts form.

Pea gravel is usually pricier than base materials because it is washed and rounded; in Pine Lakes expect delivered prices roughly $40–$90 per ton. It is great for gardens, play areas, and decorative paths, but it is not the best choice for driveways because the round stones move easily, track into the house, and can make vehicle traction and maintenance more difficult. If you want the look of pea gravel on a driveway, consider a stabilizing grid or edging and plan for more frequent maintenance.

Pea gravel migrates under tires and foot traffic, can be tracked into your home, and tends to float or wash in heavy Florida rain, requiring frequent top-ups and edging. Low-maintenance alternatives include crusher run topped with #57 stone, compacted crushed limestone, or permeable pavers over a gravel base; these options offer better stability and lower upkeep. Cost wise, compacted crusher run plus a surface layer often runs $30–$70 per ton delivered, while permeable paving systems or resin-bound surfaces start higher (material + install can range from about $10–$50 per sq ft depending on product and labor).

Yes—products include gravel grids (plastic cellular pavers), polymeric stabilizers, and resin-bound gravel systems that lock stones together and reduce migration. Gravel grids or cellular paver systems typically cost around $1.50–$5.00 per sq ft for materials and about $3–$10 per sq ft installed depending on job complexity; polymer stabilizers and resin-bound systems are pricier, often $10–$50 per sq ft installed. These systems improve durability and reduce maintenance, so get local quotes to compare long-term value for Pine Lakes conditions.