Gravel delivery in St. Antonville, TN

Prices vary by material and season, but in West Tennessee expect typical retail ranges of about $30 to $60 per ton for common gravels. Hello Gravel has a 3-ton minimum for delivery and additional hauling fees or next-day charges may apply, so your final price depends on quantity, rock type, and delivery distance.

Ordering a larger quantity to meet the 3-ton minimum and choosing locally sourced standard crushed stone or pea gravel is usually most cost-effective. Compare Hello Gravel quotes for local suppliers, accept standard delivery windows, and avoid specialty colored or decorative gravels to keep costs down.

The common types are crushed stone (angular rock like #57), pea gravel (rounded 1/8u0022-3/8u0022 stones), and river rock (larger smooth stones). Local suppliers in West Tennessee may offer regional variants such as limestone-based crushed stone or weathered river gravels with different colors and textures.

For a stable base, angular crushed stone such as #2 or crusher run (a mix of sizes with fines) is preferred because it compacts tightly. In West Tennessee, contractors typically use a 4-6u0022 layer of crushed stone compacted as the subbase, then top with a 1-2u0022 layer of smaller finish gravel if needed.

A standard tri-axle dump truck typically carries about 10 to 12 tons, roughly 6.5 to 8 cubic yards depending on material. At a 2u0022 finished depth, that load will cover roughly 1,000 to 1,200 square feet; deeper base layers will reduce coverage accordingly.

Two inches is fine as a thin decorative finish but is not sufficient for a lasting driveway. For West Tennessee driveways you should plan on 4-6u0022 of compacted crushed stone for the base, plus a 1-2u0022 wearing layer of smaller gravel for the top surface.

One ton of typical crushed gravel covers about 110 to 120 square feet at a 2u0022 depth, though density and rock type cause variation. For planning, use 100-120 sq ft per ton at 2u0022 as a practical estimate and adjust for deeper layers or heavier stone.

Recycled materials like crushed concrete or asphalt millings are often cheaper and can perform well for driveways and paths. Keep in mind recycled options may look different, can have more fines, and availability in St. Antonville depends on local suppliers.

Costs depend on width, depth, and material. For example, a 20 ft by 20 ft driveway at 2u0022 depth needs about 3.5 to 4 tons; at $30 to $60 per ton that material cost is roughly $105 to $240 before delivery and spread fees—expect higher totals for wider or deeper driveways or premium stone.

Color choice is personal, but in West Tennessee neutral tans, grays, and buff colors blend well with common house exteriors and native plants. Ask suppliers for local samples or add color preferences in Order Notes at checkout, remembering regional sourcing means tones can vary by batch.

#57 gravel is a mix of roughly 3/4u0022 crushed stone with some smaller particles, known for good drainage and interlock. It is commonly used for driveways, drainage trenches, and as a base under concrete or pavers in St. Antonville projects.

Gravel by itself does not harden like concrete, but mixes with fines—such as crusher run or dense grade aggregate—and proper compaction create a firm surface. Polymer-modified gravels and stabilized aggregate products are also available if you want a more rigid, lower-dust surface; check local supplier options.

Gravel is generally cheaper upfront for materials and installation, especially for small jobs, while concrete costs more per square foot but requires less frequent maintenance. Consider long-term costs of maintenance, drainage, and intended use before deciding; local contractors can provide comparable estimates for your site.

An angular mix with a range of sizes compacts best—options like crusher run, #2 base stone for subbase, and 3/4u0022 crushed stone for top layers are common. Avoid very rounded stones like pea gravel for base layers because they do not lock together well when compacted.

Labeling varies by supplier, but generally an 'A' or washed gravel is cleaner with fewer fines and is used as a top layer, while a 'B' mix contains more fines for improved compaction and stability. Confirm with your Hello Gravel quote which grade you are ordering so the material suits your project needs.