Gravel in Three Points, AZ

Delivered gravel prices to rural Three Points typically vary by material, truck distance, and supplier. Expect a common range of about $45 to $95 per ton delivered for standard crushed gravel, though specialty decorative gravels can cost more. Final price depends on your zip code, site access, and any delivery fees; get a quote through our site for an exact number.

#3 gravel is a crushed stone roughly 3/8u0022 to 1/2u0022 used for top layers and drainage; Class 3 (or 3/4u0022 minus) is a blend of small crushed rock and fines used as a compactable base. Both types are commonly stocked by Arizona suppliers and can be delivered to Three Points, but exact sizing and composition can vary by quarry. Ask for product details when you order so you get the right gradation for your project.

To convert tons to cubic yards, use roughly 1 cubic yard = 1.4 tons for typical crushed gravel in this region. Using the per-ton range above ($45–$95/ton), that translates to about $63–$133 per cubic yard delivered. Exact per-yard pricing depends on the supplier, compaction, and delivery distance, so request a quote for your address.

Suppliers and contracted haulers deliver to Three Points using tri-axle dump trucks; Hello Gravel’s minimum order is typically 3 tons. Tailgate spreading may be available at the driver’s discretion and can sometimes incur an extra fee; spreading is not guaranteed. Rural access, steep driveways, or long off-road runs can add delivery charges—tell us about access in Order Notes so we can provide accurate pricing.

Minimums are commonly 3 tons for a typical delivery. Many suppliers offer volume pricing or custom quotes for larger jobs; if you need multiple loads (for example 10+ tons or contractor-scale orders), contact our sales team for bulk pricing and tiered discounts. We’ll connect you with local suppliers who can provide the best rate for the quantities you need.

For driveways in the desert around Three Points, a compactable base like Class 3 (3/4u0022 minus) or a 3/4u0022 crushed rock topped with a smaller 3/8u0022 wearing course works well. For pads and building bases, use a drainable base rock (clean crushed rock) sized to the structural needs and compaction specs. For erosion control on washes or slopes, larger angular rock or gabion-size rock is recommended; locally sourced materials perform best in the region’s arid climate.

Yes. Hello Gravel has a material calculator on the site and our team can estimate quantities from your measurements. Measure length x width x depth (in feet) to get cubic yards, then multiply by the local conversion (about 1.4 tons per cubic yard) or send those dimensions and we’ll do the math and provide a quote. It’s best to round up slightly for compaction and grading waste.

Standard delivery is 2+ business days, and next-day delivery is available for orders placed before noon CST for areas where that service is offered. Rural deliveries to Three Points may require extra lead time based on supplier schedules, road access, and truck routing. Monsoon season and extreme weather can affect scheduling, and some decorative colors or specialty gravels may have limited stock at certain times of year.

Many local suppliers can share gradation/sieve analysis, material spec sheets, and photos on request, but availability varies by quarry and batch. When you place an order or request a quote, ask our team to obtain those documents so you can confirm suitability for drainage, compaction, or aesthetic needs. We’ll request any available technical data from the supplier before delivery.

Three Points is a rural area in Pima County, so access issues like private roads, narrow gates, low-hanging limbs, and steep or sandy approaches can limit truck access and affect placement. HOAs, property easements, or county rules may apply in some neighborhoods—check with your HOA or Pima County if you’re unsure. Tell us about any permits, road restrictions, or access limits when you order so we can coordinate with the driver and avoid delays.