Tell us what you're working on and we'll help you choose the right gravel, figure out how much you need, and get it delivered to your property.
You know what you're trying to accomplish. But figuring out what to order can get complicated fast.
2-inch? #57 stone? Something else?
Tons? Yards? How deep does it need to be?
The wrong material can mean doing the job twice.
You want to know what you're getting into before a truck shows up.
That's why we created Gravel Made Easy™.
You don't need to know gravel. You just need to know what you're trying to accomplish.
Driveway, parking area, drainage, walkway, landscaping, or another home project.
Use our Gravel Calculator to estimate how much material your project requires.
We'll help make sure you're choosing the appropriate gravel for the job.
Know your price and coordinate delivery to your property.
Pick your project and enter the size. You'll get an estimate in tons and cubic yards, plus the gravel we'd start with.
Filled in for the gravel you picked. Change it if your quarry gave you a different number.
Enter a length, width, and depth greater than zero.
This is an estimate. We'll confirm the details and give you your delivered price before you order.
Tell us about your project and where it's going. We'll call you back with your price and help you confirm the right gravel.
Organized by what they're actually used for, not just a name you don't recognize.
Clean, angular stone about 1.5 to 2.5 inches. Bigger rock that sets down into the ground and holds up under traffic. Our usual starting point for driveways.
Crushed, angular stone about 1/2 inch to 1 inch. Used for drainage, septic drain fields, parking pads, and bases under concrete.
Crushed limestone from about 3/8 inch down to fine dust. It packs tight into a smooth surface, so it works under pavers, in barns, and as a base. On its own it will sink in the mud, so it isn't meant to drive on.
A damp blend of crushed stone, sand, and fine stone dust that packs down hard. Used as a base under driveways and pads that need a solid foundation.
Small, smooth, rounded stone. Pea gravel is about 3/8 inch, roughly the size of a pea. Good for paths, patios, borders, and swapping out mulch.
Crushed limestone about 3 to 4 inches. Used to slow erosion on creek banks, culvert outlets, and slopes where water moves through.
We'll help you understand which material makes sense for your project.
Use the calculator and our team to avoid over- or under-ordering.
Know what your material and delivery will cost before placing the order.
We'll coordinate delivery to your property and talk through placement before the truck arrives.
"Great Pricing & fast Delivery. I contacted at 12PM and they had 2 deliveries for me by end of day. ... Large hauling capacity. Very Professional!"
"CMJ was very fast getting me on the schedule, delivered the next morning. The pricing is the best I have found. Great people and company. I will be using them from now on."
"He was a huge help in helping us learn the process. ... He has given us quotes, walked us through the process on things we were new to, and been a delight to work with all throughout."
Tell us what you're using it for. We'll help you narrow down the right material.
Use our Gravel Calculator to get an estimate based on the length, width, and depth of your project. We'll confirm it with you before you order.
Delivery pricing depends on how far your property is from us. Send us your address and we'll give you the delivered price before you place the order.
Our trucks need an opening at least 9 feet wide and firm ground to drive on. They're heavy, loaded or empty, so we stay off soft spots and grass. We can dump it in one pile or spread it as it comes off the truck. We'll talk through placement before we deliver.
It depends on our schedule that day, but it's often within about an hour and a half of ordering.
No. Order what your project needs. Our single axle truck holds 10 tons and our triaxle holds 22 tons.
Send us the project details. You don't need to figure everything out before contacting us.
Start with your project, not a list of gravel you don't understand.
Or call (865) 265-9339