Washed Stone by the Truckload
Tell us the material, the loads, and the job site. We’ll get back to you with a price.
Pick the Right Stone
Gravel is the material you see. It’s the top of the driveway, the stone in the French drain, the clean bed under a slab, and the layer that keeps a barn lot from turning to mud every winter. Order the wrong size and it either washes away, ruts under the tires, or packs so tight that water can’t get through.
The most common choice is #57 stone, a washed crushed stone that’s roughly 1/2 to 1 inch across. Because the dust has been washed out, water drains straight through it, which is why it’s the standard for drainage work and a clean driveway top coat. When you need a base that packs hard instead, that’s crusher run.
Each delivery is a full truck carrying up to 21.5 tons, which is 43,000 pounds of stone. If you’re searching for gravel delivery near me anywhere in Marshall, Maury, Williamson, Rutherford, or Bedford County, you’re inside our regular delivery area. Want it laid down the length of your driveway instead of dumped in a pile? See gravel delivered and spread.
Gravel Types
Each stone does a different job. Here’s how the most common options compare.
Washed crushed stone, about 1/2 to 1 inch. Drains freely. The go-to for driveway top coats and drainage.
Crushed stone with the fines left in. Packs hard. The base layer under driveways and pads.
Small, smooth, rounded stone for patios, walkways, and play areas where comfort underfoot matters.
Larger rounded stone for landscape beds, dry creek beds, and erosion control around downspouts.
Need a size that isn’t listed? Call 931-321-DIRT and ask.
Common Uses
Most gravel orders are for one of these jobs. If yours isn’t here, call and describe it.
A 2 to 3 inch layer of #57 over a crusher run base gives a clean, well-draining driving surface.
Washed stone around perforated pipe lets groundwater in and carries it away from the house.
Clean stone behind a block wall relieves water pressure so the wall doesn't push over.
A stone bed under and around pipe keeps it supported and draining.
A clean, level stone base under a slab gives drainage and a firm surface to pour on.
Stone where livestock and equipment gather keeps the ground from turning to mud.
Gravel Quotes
Send the material, the number of loads, and the job site, or call and we’ll work out the tonnage with you.
Figure Your Order
Gravel is sold by the ton. Multiply the length, width, and depth of the area in feet, divide by 27 to get cubic yards, then multiply by about 1.4 to get tons.
One full load of up to 21.5 tons covers roughly 1,600 square feet at 3 inches deep, or about 2,400 square feet as a 2 inch top coat.
About 11 cubic yards, or 16 tons. One load.
About 7 cubic yards, or 10 tons. One load with stone left over.
About 18 cubic yards, or 25 tons. Plan on two loads.
Built for Big Orders
Big jobs run on schedule when the material shows up on time. Our team runs trucks every day, and for large jobs our hauling network brings up to 20 to 25 trucks to the site. On nearby deliveries that means 30 to 40 loads a day, depending on haul distance and offload time.
Every dirt load carries 16 to 17 cubic yards, and every rock load carries up to 21.5 tons. Fewer trips for the same yardage keeps your site moving and your costs down.
Tell us the material, the number of loads, and the job site, and you’ll get a straight answer on price and schedule. The same crew handles your first load and your last.
Common Questions
#57 stone is a washed crushed stone that runs roughly 1/2 to 1 inch. It’s the most common gravel for driveway top coats, French drains, and stone bases that need to drain.
Most lasting driveways use two layers: 4 to 6 inches of compacted crusher run for the base, then 2 to 3 inches of #57 stone on top. The base carries the weight and the top coat drains and keeps the surface clean.
A full load of up to 21.5 tons covers roughly 1,600 square feet at 3 inches deep, or about 2,400 square feet at 2 inches.
Yes. With gate spreading, the driver opens the tailgate a set amount and pulls forward to lay an even strip of stone down your driveway. See gravel delivered and spread for details.
Because of the weight of a loaded truck, we can’t drive over asphalt driveways or walkways, septic systems, or buried water and electric lines. The driver checks overhead lines and has the final say on a safe dump spot.
If your job is in Marshall, Maury, Williamson, Rutherford, or Bedford County, yes. That includes Chapel Hill, Columbia, Franklin, Lewisburg, Murfreesboro, Shelbyville, and Spring Hill. Parts of surrounding counties, including Davidson, Wilson, Giles, Lincoln, and Moore, may be serviceable, so call to check.
Ready When You Are
Call for a fast price, or send the details of your job and get a quote back. One load or one hundred, the same crew shows up.