Gravel in Gresham Park, GA

Typical delivered prices in the Gresham Park area vary based on material, supplier, and distance; expect roughly $35 to $80 per ton delivered for common driveway-grade gravel. Smaller orders, specialty colors, or longer haul distances push the price higher, while larger truckload purchases lower the per-ton cost. Check your zip code on Hello Gravel for exact quotes.

A tri-axle dump truck typically carries about 10 to 16 tons of pea gravel; a full-truck delivered and unloaded in the Gresham Park area commonly ranges from about $500 to $1,200 depending on material price and haul distance. Narrow driveways or difficult access can add fees, so mention site access in Order Notes and review the delivered quote before purchase.

One ton of gravel is roughly 0.7 to 1 cubic yard and may fit in a full-size pickup, but payload limits vary and a loaded bed can exceed safe or legal weight. For safety and convenience in Gresham Park, we recommend delivery for orders near or above 1 ton, and if you plan to use a pickup, check your truck’s payload rating first.

A 200-foot driveway 10 feet wide at 4 inches deep needs about 24.7 cubic yards, roughly 35 tons of gravel. Using the typical delivered range ($35 to $80 per ton) the material and delivery cost will be approximately $1,225 to $2,800; final price depends on material choice, supplier, and any delivery access fees.

Calculate volume: 200 ft x 10 ft x 4 in (0.333 ft) = about 666.7 cubic feet, or 24.7 cubic yards. At roughly 1.4 tons per cubic yard for common crushed gravel, plan on about 34 to 36 tons (we recommend ordering a little extra for compaction and spreading, so about 35 tons).

Hello Gravel has a 3-ton minimum order; many local suppliers also set minimums in the 3 to 5 ton range or require a full truckload for small materials. Delivery fees vary by distance and property access—many areas offer free delivery on larger orders, while small deliveries or tight access can add $50 to $150 or more.

Suppliers in the region price gravel either by the ton or by the cubic yard; both are common. For driveways, tons are often easier to match to material density and truck loads, while cubic yards help when you need a specific volume; Hello Gravel displays ton-based pricing and provides a calculator to translate between the two for your project.

Professional installation for a 200-foot by 10-foot driveway can vary widely based on site prep, drainage, and material used; typical total costs often fall in the $3,000 to $10,000 range for grading, base rock, and compaction. Many contractors do bundle supply and install (including material hauling), so get quotes both for material-only through Hello Gravel and bundled install quotes from local contractors to compare.

Permit and HOA rules vary; some Gresham Park neighborhoods or local jurisdictions may require permits or have surface guidelines. Suppliers and delivery crews generally cannot advise on local regulations, so check your county permitting office and HOA rules first; Hello Gravel can add delivery notes or timing requests once you confirm compliance.

Pea gravel is typically rounded and decorative, and it often costs about $5 to $20 more per ton than standard crushed stone in the Gresham Park area, depending on availability. For a durable driveway, use crushed stone (compactible base) as the structural layer and, if desired, a thin decorative pea gravel top, but for long-term durability and traction, 3/4u0022 crushed gravel is usually the better choice.