Browse our selection of functional materials for projects such as parking pads, retaining wall fill, or DIY paver patios. Please verify the size and color of product in person before placing an order for delivery. Rock sizes based on averages. May find larger and smaller pieces outside of advertised range. Once product is delivered, we do not accept returns. Delivery fees are not included.
| Thumbnail | Product | Price | Details |
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 | Basic Gravel | $45.00 / yd³ | Size: 1" minus Basic Gravel is most commonly used for functional projects, such as parking pads or a sub-layer of cement. It is crushed and drains well. Photos displayed are for examples only. Actual color and variety may differ from what is in stock. Basic Gravel color varies often, but usually contains dusty blues or browns. |
  | Drain Rock | $49.00 / yd³ | Size: 1-2" Drain rock is most commonly used for water control projects. It is crushed and drains well. Drain rock's larger size keep pieces from getting caught in perforated drain pipes. Photos displayed are for examples only. Actual color and variety may differ from what is in stock. Drain rock color varies often, but usually contains dusty blues or browns. |
  | Pea Gravel, Crushed | $55.00 / yd³ | Size: 3/8" minus |
 | Road Base | $39.00 / yd³ | Size: 1.5" minus aggregate with binder for hard-pack. State spec Road Base. |
   | Paver Base | $39.00 / yd³ (temp. out of stock) | Size: 3/8" minus with crusher fines and clay binder material for hard pack. Most commonly used as a sub-layer below patio pavers / flagstones. Compacts well. |
 | Crushed Asphalt | $45.00 / yd³ | Size: 1.5" minus Made from recycled asphalt, this works well as an alternative to traditional gravel. This article highlights the pros and cons of using recycled asphalt. |
 | Crushed Concrete | $45.00 / yd³ | Size: 1-2" minus Made from recycled concrete, this works well as an alternative to traditional gravel. May contain some construction debris such as small pieces of wood or other recyclable material. This article highlights the pros and cons of using recycled concrete. |
