GRAVEL & CRUSHED ROCK
Driveway gravel, road base, #57 stone, rip rap, and 13 more cuts. From $335 a load delivered.
EVERY MATERIAL,
PRICED & DELIVERED IN TULSA
A truckload of driveway gravel, delivered in Tulsa County: $385, all-in. No "call for pricing," no games. Every material we haul is priced below, delivered, and the calculator turns your measurements into a number before you ever pick up the phone.
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PICK YOUR MATERIAL
Seven families, each with its own page: what the materials are, what they are for, and what they cost delivered.
SCREENED ASPHALT MILLINGS
The budget driveway that packs like pavement and hardens every summer. $450 a load delivered.
SAND
Masonry, manufactured, and fill sand, and which one your project actually needs. From $480 a load delivered.
TOPSOIL & FILL DIRT
Fill dirt, screened topsoil, sandy loam, and shale. From $275 a load delivered.
DECORATIVE ROCK
River rock, pea gravel, and decomposed granite by the yard. 3 yards from $530 delivered.
MULCH
Hardwood, cedar, colored, pine bark, pecan shell, and playground mulch. 6 yards from $350 delivered.
GARDEN SOILS & COMPOSTS
Ready-to-plant bedding and garden mixes, compost, mushroom compost, and the specialty soils. 6 yards from $470 delivered. Custom blends on request.
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THE LOADS PEOPLE ACTUALLY ORDER
All-in delivered, Tulsa County. Outside Tulsa County runs $50 more per load. Full price lists live on each family page. Prices as of 2026-08-15, estimates plus sales tax, confirmed on your quote. Multi-load job or repeat work? Ask about discounts.
| The job | The material | Delivered |
|---|---|---|
| Gravel a driveway | 1 1/2" crusher run, one load | $385 |
| The near-paved driveway | Screened asphalt millings, one load | $450 |
| Raise low ground, cheap | Shale, one load | $275 |
| Fill and level a yard | Fill dirt, unscreened, one load | $280 |
| New lawn, ready to seed | Screened topsoil, one load | $375 |
| French drain rock | ASTM #57 stone, one load | $510 |
| Sandbox & pool sand | Masonry sand, one load | $550 |
| Re-mulch the beds | Hardwood mulch, 6 yards | $440 |
| Fill new landscape beds | 918 Bedding Mix, 6 yards | $470 |
| Rock the flower beds | Oklahoma river rock, 3 yards | $770 |
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PRICE YOUR JOB
Any material, any quantity. Measure the area or enter what you need, and the estimate carries straight into your quote request.
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HOW THE PRICING WORKS
- Every price is all-in and delivered. The material, the haul, and the dump, one number, rounded to the nearest $5 up. No separate delivery line, no fuel surcharge surprise.
- Tulsa County is the base rate. Outside the county runs $50 more per load.
- A load is 14 to 16 tons. We haul each load direct from the supplier yard to your site. Final tonnage is by scale ticket, which is why prices are estimates until quoted.
- Prices exclude sales tax and were last updated 2026-08-15. Materials are subject to availability at the source yards.
- We dump in a pile. Spreading and grading are a different trade. Pick a pile spot a loaded truck can reach with 25 feet of overhead room.
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PRICING QUESTIONS, STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Are these the final prices?
They are honest estimates, all-in for the material and the delivery, rounded to the nearest $5 up. Final price is confirmed on your quote from the scale ticket and your address, plus sales tax. What we will not do is show one number online and a surprise number on the invoice: if something changes your price, we tell you before the truck rolls.
What does delivery cost?
Nothing extra: every price shown is the delivered price for Tulsa County. Deliveries outside Tulsa County run $50 more per load. We haul each load direct from the supplier yard to your site, about 14 to 16 tons a trip.
How much material is one truckload?
About 14 to 16 tons depending on the material. For rock and sand that is roughly 10 cubic yards; for lighter material like mulch, the truck fills up by volume long before it hits weight, around 30 yards. Every material page carries a calculator that turns your measurements into loads and a delivered price.
Do you spread the material?
No. We dump in a pile where you point us, and that is the whole service. Spreading and grading are a different trade. Make sure a loaded truck can back in and raise its bed, which stands about 25 feet tall.
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KNOW WHAT YOU NEED?
Call it in, send the quote form, or put it straight on the schedule.
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