Gravel delivery in Bexar County, TX

Prices vary by type and supplier, but typical ranges in Bexar County are: crushed limestone $20–35 per ton (about $26–45 per cubic yard), pea gravel $30–55 per ton (about $39–72 per cubic yard), decomposed granite $25–50 per ton (about $33–65 per cubic yard), and crusher run $18–35 per ton (about $23–45 per cubic yard). Regional supply, truck distance, and seasonal demand affect pricing, so get a supplier quote for exact rates.

Many local suppliers deliver with a minimum around 3 tons, which aligns with Hello Gravel’s minimum order; delivery fees range from free within local zones to $50–$150 for longer hauls or residential drops. Contractor deliveries or large orders often reduce or waive fees; narrow access, steep driveways, or gated properties can add charges, so note access needs in your order.

For driveways and roads in Bexar County, well-graded crushed limestone or crusher run provides good compaction, drainage, and dust control when installed over a compacted base. Decomposed granite is attractive for paths and xeriscaping but can dust and wash in heavy rains unless stabilized; pea gravel looks nice but shifts and is less suitable for high-traffic driveways without edging and a compacted base.

Bexar County has local quarries, landscape supply yards, and aggregate yards that stock driveway and landscape gravels; many of these suppliers provide dump-truck delivery and tailgate dumping. Hello Gravel connects you with vetted local suppliers and haulers—check your zip code on our site or contact our team to see who serves your address and what delivery options they offer.

Use this formula: Tons = Area (sq ft) x Depth (in) x 0.004. For example, a 400 sq ft area at 4 inches deep needs about 400 x 4 x 0.004 = 6.4 tons. Densities vary by material, so round up about 5–10% for waste and compaction, or use Hello Gravel’s calculator for a tailored estimate.

Installed gravel driveways in Bexar County commonly cost about $1.50–$4.00 per square foot, including base prep and spreading, though prices vary by contractor and site conditions. Expect additional line items for geotextile fabric ($0.50–$1.50 per sq ft), edging ($5–$15 per linear foot), and heavier base material or drainage work; always request itemized quotes and site assessments.

Plan on light maintenance like grading and filling low spots every 1–3 years, and adding a fresh topcoat every 2–5 years depending on traffic and rainfall. Common repairs include pothole patching, regrading for ruts, applying dust control (calcium chloride or polymer stabilizers), and weed control; heavy storms can require more frequent touch-ups to fix washouts and drainage issues.

Rules vary: some municipalities inside Bexar County (including San Antonio suburbs) or HOAs restrict driveway materials, curb cuts, or runoff, and county permits may be required for work affecting public road access or drainage. Check with your city or Bexar County permitting office and review HOA covenants before ordering; Hello Gravel can help connect you with local contractors who know the permitting process.

Gravel is the lowest upfront cost, roughly $0.50–$3.00 per sq ft installed, but requires periodic maintenance and can last 5–20 years with upkeep. Asphalt typically runs $3–$7 per sq ft with a 15–30 year lifespan, while concrete is $4–$10 per sq ft and can exceed 30 years; local climate, drainage, and maintenance budget should guide your choice for Bexar County projects.

Yes—decorative gravels like crushed granite, colored limestone, river rock, and pea stone are commonly available in Bexar County, though they often cost more (frequently $30–$80 per ton depending on type and color). Use crushed granite and decomposed granite for pathways and xeriscapes, river rock for dry creek beds and drainage features, and colored gravels for accents; ask for samples because color and texture vary by local source.