BASE ROCK & DRIVEWAY GRAVEL
Shale, ODOT Type A, and 3 inch crusher run for pads on the soft ground near the river, and 1 1/2 inch crusher run for the driveway.
Bixby is filling in fast, and every new subdivision needs material in and spoils out. Blue Sands runs dump trucks out of South Tulsa, a short haul up Memorial to your Bixby job. Rock, gravel, sand, asphalt millings, topsoil, mulch, and decorative rock delivered. Dirt and spoils hauled off.
Most Bixby orders are base rock and driveway gravel for the subdivisions off Memorial, then topsoil once the house is up. Before you order for a lot off Memorial, sand and gravel delivery shows how far one load goes.
Shale, ODOT Type A, and 3 inch crusher run for pads on the soft ground near the river, and 1 1/2 inch crusher run for the driveway.
Screened topsoil for new yards on the south edge of town, and fill dirt to bring a low lot up before the base goes down.
Fill and masonry sand by the load, and screened asphalt millings for a Bixby drive that packs down firm.
Footing and pad cut spoils hauled off, plus mulch, garden soil, and decorative rock for the finished yard.
Residential or commercial, one load or a run of them. (918) 703-9717
Which county your Bixby address is in, when a truck can come, and how to price the load first.
Most of Bixby is in Tulsa County, where the listed price is the delivered price: a load of 1 1/2 inch crusher run driveway gravel is $425. The part of the city limits that crosses into Wagoner County pays $50 more per load, so the same gravel is $475 on that side.
Request a Bixby load online and the earliest slot is the next day. A same day run down Memorial is phone only: call (918) 703-9717 and we will tell you straight whether a truck can make it.
Soft river ground means the base depth matters. Run the numbers on your pad or drive first:
Bixby contractors call because the town does not slow down. The old farmland off both sides of the Arkansas River is turning into houses and commercial pads, and that means loads moving every week. You need a hauler who shows up when the crew does, not two days late. Blue Sands is owner-operated, with trusted partner drivers when a job needs more iron. The person you call is the person who shows up.
Working nearby? We also haul in Jenks, Owasso, Sapulpa, plus the rest of our dump truck services.
Most Bixby work runs down the Memorial Drive corridor and into the new residential subdivisions on the south edge of the metro. We deliver rock, gravel, sand, asphalt millings, topsoil, mulch, and decorative rock for driveways, pads, and base work, dumped in a pile where you point us. When the dig is done, we haul off the dirt and spoils so the site stays clear for the next trade.
The Arkansas River splits Bixby, and that shapes how loads move. Ground near the river runs sandy and soft, so base material matters and timing matters more. We plan the runs around your pour or your grade so the material is on site when you need it, not sitting in the way when you don't.
Bixby was farmland turning into rooftops long before it earned the Garden Spot name, and that changeover is still going. New builds, road work, and commercial lots all need material hauled in and cleared out. On time, zero excuses. On time, every load.
It depends on the delivery address. Most of Bixby is in Tulsa County, where the listed price is the delivered price, so a load of driveway gravel is $425, delivery included (sales tax extra). Part of the city limits crosses into Wagoner County, and addresses there run $50 more per load, which puts the same gravel at $475. Send the street address and your quote will use the right county.
Something that locks up hard. Ground near the Arkansas River runs sandy and soft, and a pad or drive there needs a firm first layer. Shale packs down extremely firm and is $315 a load, the cheapest first lift we haul. ODOT Type A base or 3 inch crusher run then goes on top to carry the weight. Tell us what the pad is for and we will match the layers.
Yes. Most of our Bixby work runs down the Memorial Drive corridor and into the new subdivisions on the south edge, a short haul from our base. That lets us stack several loads into one day. Give us the lot numbers, the material for each, and the hour your crew starts, and we will plan the runs around your pour or your grade.
Yes. Screened topsoil is $415 a load in Tulsa County, roughly 15 to 17 cubic yards, which covers around 2,500 square feet at 2 inches. If new sod is already laid or the irrigation is in, put that in the notes so the loaded truck stays off it.
Yes. Footings and pad cuts on new Bixby builds leave piles behind, and we take them away by the load. We do not dig; your crew or machine loads, or we can line someone up to load if you have nobody, and we keep trucks moving. Give us a rough count of loads and when it will be ready, and see dirt hauling and haul-off for how it works.
Tell us the material, the loads, and the zip. We'll come back with a number, fast.
Measure the area, pick your material, and get a real delivered number. The estimate carries straight into your quote request.