Gravel delivery in Kelleysisland, OH

In Ohio you can generally expect common crushed gravel to run about $15–$40 per ton, while decorative or washed stone can be $40–$75 per ton. Kelleys Island may have higher delivered prices because of island logistics and supplier availability; Hello Gravel’s minimum order is 3 tons and final pricing includes delivery fees and any ferry or barge charges. Contact our team for an exact quote for your zip code and material choice.

A typical tri-axle dump truck carries roughly 10–14 tons of gravel; at Ohio per-ton rates that usually works out to several hundred dollars for the material alone. Delivering a full truckload to Kelleys Island can add island transport fees (ferry or barge) and scheduling surcharges, so total cost often ranges higher than mainland deliveries. Get a site-specific quote from Hello Gravel so we can factor in truck size, material type, and island transport.

Volume-wise, one ton of gravel is roughly 0.67–0.75 cubic yards, which fits easily in most pickup beds. The bigger concern is payload capacity: many compact pickups cannot safely carry a full ton, while full-size trucks often can—check your vehicle’s payload rating in the owner’s manual. Also consider ferry size and weight limits when transporting loaded vehicles to the island; if in doubt, have the material delivered by a professional hauler.

Yes, gravel and pebbles are commonly used for beach restoration and shoreline projects on Lake Erie, but success depends on selecting the right size and shape (rounded pebbles or coarse sand work better for swim areas). Lake Erie wave action and seasonal ice can move small material, so larger cobbles or engineered shoreline solutions may be needed, and local permits or township rules may apply. Talk with Hello Gravel and local authorities before buying to choose the right product and plan for long-term performance.

Kelleys Island sits on limestone bedrock with glacial deposits and wave-washed beach material, so local gravels often contain limestone fragments, rounded lake pebbles, and mixed glacial material. That regional makeup means color, hardness, and particle shape can differ from mainland gravels, so samples may look different than stock photos. If you have a color or texture preference, add it to your order notes and our team will help source the closest match available locally.

Kelleys Island has roughly 300 year-round residents but a much larger summer population, so demand for materials spikes in season and delivery windows fill up quickly. Island access and ferry schedules can also limit delivery days and add lead time, so plan and book ahead—especially for larger jobs. Contact Hello Gravel early so we can confirm availability, any additional transport fees, and the best delivery date for your project.