Gravel in Thompson'S Station, TN

Typical gravel prices in Thompson'S Station range from about $20 to $60 per ton depending on type (pea gravel and decorative stones are at the higher end, crushed limestone and #57 are toward the lower end). Many suppliers and Hello Gravel offer free or low-cost delivery for nearby jobs, but delivery fees can appear for long hauls or small orders; expect a delivery fee of roughly $50-$150 in areas beyond local supplier ranges. Always check your zip code in checkout for exact pricing and available delivery options.

Common local types include crushed limestone (popular base material), #57 stone (multi-purpose), pea gravel (decorative), river rock (landscape accent), and bank-run or screened gravel. Prices usually fall roughly in these ranges per ton: crushed limestone $20-$35, #57 $25-$40, pea gravel $30-$60, river rock $40-$70; regional variation and seasonal demand affect exact pricing. Contact Hello Gravel or your local supplier for current availability and firm quotes.

For a 12 ft x 40 ft driveway at 6 inches deep: area = 480 sq ft, volume = 480 x 0.5 ft = 240 cubic feet, which is about 8.9 cubic yards. Most crushed stone weighs about 1.25–1.4 tons per cubic yard, so you should order roughly 11 to 12 tons. Order a little extra (10%-15%) to allow for compaction and grading—so plan on about 12–14 tons to be safe.

Crushed stone is usually better for driveways that need stability and compaction; its angular particles lock together and resist shifting, which is helpful with truck traffic and wet weather. Pea gravel looks attractive and drains well but tends to move under tires and requires more frequent replenishing and edging to contain it. For a long-lasting, low-maintenance driveway in the Thompson'S Station area, a compacted crushed stone base with a topcoat (occasionally pea gravel for appearance) is a common and practical approach.

Thompson'S Station has a humid climate with warm summers, moderate winters and occasional freeze-thaw cycles and heavy rains; these conditions can cause washouts and minor settling over time. Good drainage, a well-compacted base, and periodic grading after heavy storms reduce erosion and extend life. Regular maintenance—adding and compacting fresh material every few years and keeping surface drainage clear—will keep a gravel driveway functional longer.

Most suppliers and quarries serving Williamson County and surrounding areas regularly stock pea gravel, #57, and crushed limestone, but availability can vary seasonally and by local demand. Seasonal wet weather, quarry maintenance, or surge in contractor orders can create short-term limits on certain sizes or colors. Check availability for your zip code on Hello Gravel or contact our team to confirm current stock and delivery windows.

For a basic installation that includes grading, a compacted base, material delivery and compaction, expect a total cost in the ballpark of $1.50 to $6.00 per square foot depending on scope, access, and local labor rates; for a 12x40 driveway (480 sq ft) that is about $720 to $2,880. Material costs (roughly $250–$800 for 12–14 tons) and any required excavation, drainage work, or added base will push the total higher. Get local contractor quotes and compare them with a material-only delivery from Hello Gravel if you plan to install DIY.

Williamson County and the Town of Thompson'S Station generally allow private gravel driveways, but regulations can vary by subdivision and specific zoning. Many HOAs restrict loose gravel or require certain finishes, sizes or setbacks, so always check your neighborhood covenants and call the county planning department before installing. If you have questions, contact your HOA or county office and our sales team can help you prepare specifications for permit or review.

For erosion control on slopes, a combination of larger angular base stone (to create a stable foundation), medium-sized crushed stone or #57 for surface stability, and a smaller top dressing works well; use geotextile fabric beneath the stone to reduce washout. Installing terraces, check dams, and edge restraints helps slow water flow and keeps material in place. For steep slopes or high-velocity runoff, consult a local contractor or civil engineer to design the proper aggregate sizes and drainage features.

Order online at Hello Gravel by entering your zip code to see local supplier options, add your material and quantity (minimum order is 3 tons), and pick a preferred delivery date from the checkout calendar. Standard delivery typically requires 2+ business days, while next-day delivery is available for orders placed before noon CST for an extra fee; tailgate spreading may be requested at checkout but is performed at the driver's discretion. If you need help calculating quantities or selecting material, call our team at 855-241-8884 or text 844-407-3734.