Gravel in St. Roudsburg, PA

Delivered cost varies by gravel type, truck size, and distance, but a single dump-truck load to St. Roudsburg commonly runs between about $400 and $1,200 as an estimate. Crushed stone and specialty decorative gravels are at the higher end, while basic driveway gravel is at the lower end. For an exact price, enter your zip code on our site or contact our team — we show transparent delivery and material pricing up front.

Most local tri-axle dump trucks in our network haul roughly 10 to 14 cubic yards per load, which for gravel is typically about 15 to 21 tons (using a common density of about 1.4 to 1.6 tons per cubic yard). Smaller end-dump trucks carry less and payloads vary with material type and local weight limits. We confirm the expected volume and tons for your order when you check out.

For a 40 ft long driveway, a common single-car width (about 12 ft) at 2 inches depth requires roughly 3 cubic yards (about 4.5 tons); at 3 inches you need about 4.5 cubic yards (about 6.8 tons). Delivered cost depends on the gravel type and current local rates, but you can expect a delivered range roughly proportional to the tonnage (for example, multiply the per-ton price shown on our site by the tonnage). We recommend a thicker base for durability, so check our calculator or contact our team for a precise quote for your exact width and preferred depth.

One ton of common gravel is roughly 0.65 to 0.75 cubic yards and will cover about 100 to 110 square feet at a 2-inch depth (coverage changes with material density and desired depth). If pricing is shown per ton on your quote, order by ton; if you are calculating excavation volume or fill, cubic yards are often easier to work with. We display both units in our calculator and can help convert so you order the right amount.

A 20-ton delivered order will vary by material but is commonly in the range of several hundred to a couple thousand dollars; multiply the per-ton price you see on our site by 20 for a quick estimate. Twenty tons equals about 13 to 15 cubic yards and is often enough to build or resurface a typical single-car residential driveway (40–60 ft long) depending on the base and finish depth you choose. If you need help sizing, our sales team can recommend depths and whether 20 tons matches your project needs.

A simple 20 ft by 10 ft single-car driveway (200 sq ft) at a 3-inch top layer needs roughly 2 to 3 cubic yards (about 3 to 5 tons), while adding a 4-inch crushed-stone base increases the material to roughly 5 to 7 tons in total. Material plus delivery for that scale of job typically ranges from a few hundred dollars depending on gravel type and current local rates. Hello Gravel delivers the material; for installation labor you should get a local contractor quote — we can connect you with local suppliers and haulers if needed.

In Pennsylvania’s freeze-thaw and wet conditions, 2 inches is usually too thin for a driveway surface and will wear quickly under vehicle traffic. We recommend a properly compacted crushed-stone base of 4 to 6 inches with a 2 to 4 inch top layer of finish gravel for lasting performance. Increasing depth roughly doubles material needs and cost, so plan for the thicker build if you want reduced maintenance over time.

For most homeowners in St. Roudsburg ordering 3 tons or more, bulk delivery by dump truck is the most cost-effective and convenient option because it reduces trips and hauling time. Pickup with a trailer can work for very small amounts but adds time, fuel, and loading risk; dump-trailer services may be pricier per ton. Use our online calculator to compare costs for the quantity you need and remember Hello Gravel often shows free or low-cost delivery in many areas.

With proper base preparation, a gravel driveway in Pennsylvania can function well for many years, but you should expect routine maintenance like grading and adding material every 2 to 5 years depending on traffic and drainage. High-traffic areas or poor drainage spots may need topping or repairs more frequently, while good drainage and a solid base reduce how often you add gravel. Typical top-up deliveries are small (1–5 tons) and cost a few hundred dollars delivered; we can estimate based on your driveway size.

Materials that create a firmer surface include crusher-run base, gravel mixed with polymer or resin stabilizers, or resin-bound gravel systems; these products bind the stones and reduce movement compared with loose gravel. Hello Gravel can deliver crusher-run, polymeric sand, and other stabilizing materials where available locally, but we do not provide installation — you should hire a local installer for resin or polymer systems. If you want, we can help source the right material and recommend local contractors for installation in St. Roudsburg.