SAND
Construction and fill sand for pads, utility work, and concrete projects. Clean and on schedule.
GRAVEL & SAND
DELIVERY IN TULSA
Gravel delivery in Tulsa, plus construction and fill sand, crushed rock, and asphalt millings: aggregate delivered by the dump truck load across the Tulsa metro and Northeast Oklahoma. Clean material, on your site when we said it would be.
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MATERIALS WE DELIVER
Tell us what the job needs. We load it, haul it, and dump it where you point. Owner-operated and DOT-ready, with well-maintained trucks you can build a delivery schedule around.
GRAVEL
Driveway and base gravel, delivered to residential and commercial sites across the metro.
CRUSHED ROCK
Crushed stone and base rock for driveways, building pads, and ground that has to hold up. Crushed stone and crushed rock are the same material, so ask for whichever one you call it.
ASPHALT MILLINGS
Recycled millings for roadwork, parking lots, and budget-friendly driveways that pack down hard.
BY THE LOAD, WHERE YOU NEED IT
Not sure which material fits the job? Tell us what you're building and we'll help you spec it. (918) 703-9717
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WHAT IT'S FOR
Contractors and homeowners across Tulsa call us for material that has to show up ready to work:
- Driveways and parking areas (gravel, crushed rock, millings)
- Building pads and foundations (base rock and fill)
- Concrete and utility work (clean construction sand)
- Roadwork and lot repair (asphalt millings)
- Drainage and backfill (sand and rock)
Residential or commercial, one load or a run of them, we deliver to the metro and out across Northeast Oklahoma.
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GRAVEL DELIVERY BY THE LOAD
Searching for gravel delivery near me in Tulsa? You found the truck. One call, one load, on your site.
Gravel delivery is priced by the load, not by the yard. One load is roughly 14 to 16 tons depending on the material, so a full truckload of driveway gravel, base rock, crushed stone, or asphalt millings lands on your site in a single trip. If you are pricing bulk gravel, bulk sand, or bulk rock, a load is what that means here: bought in bulk and delivered loose, not bagged by the pallet. Small jobs are usually one truck and one bill.
What most people really want to know is how far away the truck is and whether it will show up. We are owner-operated out of South Tulsa (74133), with trusted partner drivers when the job runs big, and the person you call is the person who drives. Some crews call it gravel trucking, others say rock hauling or aggregate delivery: same truck, same published prices. That is why the schedule holds.
Gravel, rock, sand, and millings delivered across the metro: Bixby, Broken Arrow, Catoosa, Claremore, Collinsville, Coweta, Glenpool, Jenks, Owasso, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Skiatook, and Verdigris.
Ready to book? Request a delivery window or call or text (918) 703-9717.
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A DUMP TRUCK LOAD OF GRAVEL
What one load actually is, what it covers, and what it costs delivered in Tulsa.
When you order a dump truck load of gravel from us, you get one full truck: about 14 to 16 tons of rock depending on the material, which works out to roughly 10 to 12 cubic yards. It comes loose, not bagged, and we dump it in one pile where you point us.
- What a load is. About 14 to 16 tons of gravel, roughly 10 to 12 cubic yards.
- What it covers. Around 800 to 950 square feet at about four inches deep. That is about one typical 12 by 60 foot residential driveway. A long or wide drive, a parking area, or soft ground takes more.
- What it costs. Driveway gravel runs $425 a load delivered in Tulsa County, before sales tax. Loads run from $375 for waste rock to $745 for Class A clean gravel, and outside Tulsa County a load runs $50 more.
- Where it goes. Anywhere in the Tulsa metro and out across Northeast Oklahoma, from our South Tulsa (74133) base.
For bigger jobs, the math is simple: measure the length and width, and figure a load for every 800 to 950 square feet at four inches. The calculator below does it for you. Price-shopping first? Here is what a dump truck load of gravel costs, rock by rock, and every gravel we haul is on the gravel and crushed rock price list.
Want a load of gravel near you this week? Request a delivery window or call or text (918) 703-9717.
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DRIVEWAY GRAVEL
A common homeowner job: a load of rock on a driveway that has washed out, gone soft, or turned to mud.
WHICH MATERIAL FOR A DRIVEWAY
- Driveway gravel. The default. Clean stone that drains well and is easy to top up a year or two later.
- Crushed rock and base rock. Angular, with fines in the mix, so it locks together and packs harder. The pick when the drive carries trucks, trailers, or heavy traffic.
- Asphalt millings. Recycled asphalt and the budget option. It packs down hard and binds better in the summer heat, which is why a lot of Tulsa drives end up with it.
HOW MANY LOADS A DRIVEWAY TAKES
One load runs roughly 14 to 16 tons, which covers somewhere around 800 to 950 square feet at about four inches deep. A typical residential driveway at 12 feet by 60 feet is about 720 square feet, so one load usually does it. Go to two if the drive is long, extra wide, or the ground under it is soft. Measure the length and the width, call it in, and we will figure the loads with you.
WE DUMP IT IN A PILE
Worth saying plainly before you book. We dump the material in a pile where you point us, and that is it. We do not spread it and we do not grade it, that is a different trade with different equipment. Pick the pile spot, make sure a loaded truck can back in and raise the bed (a raised dump bed stands roughly 25 feet tall), and have your spreading plan ready for after we pull away.
Driveway gravel delivered across Tulsa and the surrounding towns. Call or text (918) 703-9717.
A DUMP TRUCK OF SAND, DELIVERED
Sand works the same way as rock here: you buy it by the load, not by the bag. One load of sand is 14 to 16 tons delivered loose and dumped in a pile where you point us, which is a different thing from the pallet of bagged sand at a big-box store and a lot cheaper per ton.
The type matters more with sand than with anything else we haul, and they are not interchangeable:
- Masonry sand. Fine and washed. Mortar, brick and block work, playground and pool bases.
- Manufactured sand. Coarser and sharper. Mixing concrete, granular backfill, and the bedding layer under pavers and flagstone.
- Fill sand. The general-purpose one. Backfilling, raising low ground, bedding pipe and utility trenches.
If you are not sure which one the job calls for, tell us what you are building rather than guessing at a name. Ordering the wrong sand costs you a whole load, and it is the most common mix-up we get called about. Delivered prices for all three are on the sand page.
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HOW ORDERING WORKS
No account, no runaround. Three things and we'll get you a number.
- Tell us the material. Sand, gravel, rock, or millings. Not sure? Describe the job.
- Tell us how many loads and the delivery zip.
- We quote it fast, schedule the drop, and show up on time with it.
We supply the material and haul it, both halves. You do not need to buy gravel from one place, arrange a truck somewhere else, and hope the two line up, and you do not need an account with a yard to get a price. One number covers the material and the freight to your site.
Prefer to talk it through? Call or text (918) 703-9717 and we'll sort out exactly what your site needs.
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COMMON QUESTIONS
How much does sand or gravel delivery cost in Tulsa?
Prices are published: a truckload of driveway gravel runs $425 delivered in Tulsa County, masonry sand $590, and asphalt millings $490, delivery included (sales tax extra). Every material we haul is priced on our materials and prices page, with a calculator that sizes your job. Deliveries outside Tulsa County run $50 more per load. Call or text (918) 703-9717.
How much material is in one load?
Our trucks haul roughly 14 to 16 tons per load, depending on the material. Not sure how much you need? Describe the area you're covering and we'll help you figure the loads.
How big is a dump truck load of gravel?
One dump truck load of gravel from Blue Sands is about 14 to 16 tons of rock, roughly 10 to 12 cubic yards. Spread about four inches deep it covers around 800 to 950 square feet, which is about one typical 12 by 60 foot residential driveway. It is delivered loose and dumped in one pile where you point us. More on that in a dump truck load of gravel.
Do you do gravel hauling and sand hauling for driveways and pads?
Yes. If you searched gravel hauling near me from anywhere in the Tulsa metro, this is that truck: driveway and base gravel, construction and fill sand, crushed rock, and asphalt millings, delivered to residential and commercial sites across the Tulsa metro and Northeast Oklahoma.
Do you deliver gravel to my part of the Tulsa metro?
Yes, if the address is in the Tulsa metro or Northeast Oklahoma. We run out of South Tulsa (74133), so most of the metro is a short haul. Bixby, Jenks, Glenpool, and Broken Arrow are close in, and we go out to Owasso, Collinsville, Skiatook, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Catoosa, Verdigris, Claremore, and Coweta. Give us the material, the number of loads, and the delivery zip and we'll tell you when we can be there.
How many loads of gravel does a driveway take?
One load is roughly 14 to 16 tons, which covers about 800 to 950 square feet at four inches deep. A typical 12 by 60 foot residential driveway is around 720 square feet, so one load usually covers it, and two if it's long, wide, or the ground is soft. Measure the length and the width and we'll figure the loads with you.
Do you do rock hauling in Tulsa?
Yes. Rock hauling is most of what we run: crushed rock, base rock, and driveway gravel brought in by the load across the Tulsa metro. Tell us the material and the address and we'll bring the right truck. Call or text (918) 703-9717.
Where can I get gravel in Tulsa, OK?
Blue Sands delivers gravel in Tulsa, OK and across Northeast Oklahoma, from South Tulsa out to Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Glenpool, Owasso, Collinsville, Skiatook, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Catoosa, Verdigris, Claremore, and Coweta. We dump it in a pile where you point, billed by the load. Call or text (918) 703-9717.
How soon can you get gravel to me?
Same week is realistic. Online requests start with the next day, and same day is phone only: call (918) 703-9717 and we will tell you straight whether we can make it.
Where can you dump the load?
Anywhere a loaded truck can back in and raise the bed, which stands about 25 feet tall. Look up for low limbs, power lines, and carports, and pick the pile spot the day before.
Will the truck pull onto my driveway?
We prefer not to. To avoid damaging your driveway, we dump where a loaded truck can safely reach. A loaded tandem is heavy, so name soft yards, fresh sod, septic lids, and irrigation lines when you book so we can stay off them.
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GET GRAVEL & SAND DELIVERED
Material, loads, and delivery zip. We'll come back with a number, fast.
Price-shopping first? What a dump truck load of gravel costs · what a load of sand costs. Full price lists: gravel & crushed rock · bulk sand.
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PRICE YOUR JOB
Measure the area, pick your material, and get a real delivered number. The estimate carries straight into your quote request.