Calculator


Start with the quantity — that part needs nothing but a tape measure. Add a delivery address only if you want a delivered price. Whatever you fill in comes with you to the quote.

01

How much do you need?

No address needed

4″ is typical for a driveway top course. Go to 6″ for a new base or anything trucks will drive on.

12.0Tons
8.9Cubic Yards
2Truckloads
02

Want it delivered?

OptionalHauling only

Add an address and we will price the haul from whichever of our two yards is closer by road. Picking up yourself, or only after the quantity? Skip this — everything above still works.

This prices the hauling, not the material. We quote the stone or dirt separately and will call you with that number — and we back ourselves to beat what you have been quoted elsewhere.

Pick a suggestion, or just type the full address and hit calculate.

How the Number Is Built

No mystery in the math.

Closest Yard Wins

We check the driving time from both Haunz Lane and Lockport and use whichever is genuinely faster to your site.

Round Trip Plus Handling

Drive time is doubled for the trip out and back, then 30 minutes is added for loading and unloading. The total rounds up to the next 15 minutes.

Priced by the Hour

That time bills at $100 an hour per 11-ton load, with a $100 minimum per load. More tonnage means more loads.

Yardage is exact. Tonnage depends on how wet and how compacted the material is, so treat it as close rather than precise — and order a little long. Running short mid-job costs more than the extra stone.