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Gravel, stone, and topsoil delivery in Canandaigua and the Finger Lakes

By the load or by the yard, dumped or spread — the materials that go into every job we do, delivered to yours.

We haul a lot of material for our own work, and we deliver for homeowners and contractors who need stone, gravel, topsoil, or fill without the excavation. Single-axle loads for a small driveway top-off up to tri-axle loads for a new construction site.

Most of what we deliver comes from quarries and pits in Ontario and Livingston counties: crusher run for driveway and pad bases, #1 and #2 washed limestone for driveway surfaces and drainage, pea stone for walkways and around foundations, screened topsoil for lawns and gardens, and clean fill for grading. If you need something we don't stock, we'll source it.

Delivery can be a dump-and-go or we can bring the skid steer and spread it. Tell us where you want it and whether the truck can get there — a tri-axle needs room to turn around.

Gravel, Stone & Topsoil Delivery in the Finger Lakes
Materials work in Ontario County.

What's included

  • Crusher runThe base material for driveways, pads, and walls. Compacts hard.
  • Washed stone (#1, #2, #3)Driveway surfaces, drainage stone for French drains and footing drains, and under slabs.
  • Pea stone and decorative stoneWalkways, foundation edges, and landscape beds.
  • Screened topsoilFor finish grading, lawn repair, and raised beds.
  • Clean fill and bank runFor filling low areas, building up grade, and backfill.
  • Asphalt millingsA firm, dust-free driveway surface at a lower cost than fresh stone.

Choosing the right material for Ontario County ground

The single most common question we get is what to put on a driveway. For a base, crusher run — every time. For the surface, a #1 crushed limestone on flat drives and #2 on slopes where you need bigger stone to stay put. Pea stone is for walkways, not driveways; it rolls, ruts, and ends up in the lawn.

Topsoil around the lake is thin and builders rarely replace what they strip. If you're seeding a new lawn, four to six inches of screened topsoil across the area makes a permanent difference. We deliver by the cubic yard; a typical suburban front yard takes 15 to 30 yards.

For drainage work, use washed stone, not crusher run. The fines in crusher run clog the pipe. Clean #1 or #2 washed stone around perforated pipe, wrapped in fabric, is what a French drain needs to keep working for 30 years.

What moves the price

  1. Material type and tonnage or yardage.
  2. Distance from the source and the number of loads.
  3. Truck size — single-axle for tight sites, tri-axle for volume.
  4. Spreading with the skid steer versus dump only.
  5. Site access for the truck.

Cost guides

Gravel, Stone & Topsoil Delivery: questions we get

How much gravel do I need for my driveway?

For a 4-inch layer of surface stone, figure roughly one ton per 80 square feet. A 12-foot-wide, 100-foot driveway needs about 15 tons for a top layer and considerably more if you're building a base. Give us the dimensions and we'll do the math.

What's the difference between crusher run and washed stone?

Crusher run is crushed stone with the fines left in — it compacts into a hard base. Washed stone is screened to a single size with the fines removed, so it drains. Base and driveways get crusher run; drains and under-slab get washed stone.

Do you deliver small loads?

Yes. Single-axle loads of five to seven tons are our smallest; for a wheelbarrow-sized project a landscape supply yard is a better fit.

Can you spread it for me?

Yes — we bring the skid steer and spread and grade the material. It's a separate line item from delivery.

How much is a load of topsoil delivered?

Screened topsoil is priced by the cubic yard plus delivery, and the delivery charge depends on distance. Call with your location and we'll quote it.

Get a quote

Call, or send the form and we'll get back to you — usually the same business day. Tell us the town and what you're trying to do; a photo or two never hurts.

(585) 575-0567

Serving Canandaigua, Ontario County, the Finger Lakes, and the Rochester area. Larger Syracuse-area projects by arrangement.

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