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Gravel Delivery in Lewiston, ID

Simple Gravel delivers base gravel, drainage stone, and bulk aggregate throughout Lewiston, ID. Sitting at the lowest elevation in the state where the Clearwater and Snake Rivers meet, Lewiston has a notably milder climate than the rest of Idaho, sourced through suppliers serving the Nez Perce County area.

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Lewiston sits at the confluence of the Clearwater and Snake Rivers, at the lowest elevation anywhere in Idaho, which gives the city a noticeably milder climate than the mountainous terrain surrounding it on most sides. Properties along either river deal with a water table that runs higher than the drier terraced ground above the valley, and open-graded 1 1/2" clean rock in a drainage trench keeps that water moving away from a riverside foundation.

Lewiston functions as Idaho’s only seaport, with barge traffic reaching the city via the Columbia and Snake River system, and the industrial and port-adjacent areas of the city see yard and access surfacing demand that residential neighborhoods do not. Coarse 3/4" clean gravel holds up under that kind of equipment traffic better than a finer surface would. Away from the port, driveways in the city’s residential neighborhoods still need a compacted base of crushed run base material for stability. We deliver to residential properties, port-adjacent commercial sites, and job sites throughout the area.

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Where we deliver in Lewiston, ID

We deliver across Lewiston and the surrounding Nez Perce County area. Within the city we serve the Lewiston Orchards, the neighborhoods along the Clearwater River, and the areas near downtown. We also reach Clarkston across the river in Washington, Genesee, and Culdesac. Coverage extends along US-95 and US-12 through the wider region. Send in your delivery address and coverage for your property will be confirmed.

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Simple Gravel serves Lewiston, ID and communities throughout Idaho.

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My property is near the river confluence. Does that affect drainage work?
It can. Ground close to either the Clearwater or Snake River typically has a higher water table than the drier terraced land above the valley, and a drainage trench filled with open-graded stone gives that water a defined route away from the foundation.
Yes. Larger volumes for yards, access areas, and equipment surfaces at port-adjacent industrial sites can be arranged, and depending on quantity may be delivered by end dump trailer rather than a standard truck. Let us know the site details and total volume needed.
Yes, along with Genesee and Culdesac on the Idaho side. Send over your address and we’ll confirm coverage for your specific site.
Yes, noticeably. Lewiston sits at the lowest elevation anywhere in the state, and that lower elevation gives it a milder climate than the mountainous terrain surrounding it, sometimes called the region’s banana belt locally. That means less of the hard freeze-thaw cycling that affects drainage and base work elsewhere in Idaho.
The standard minimum is 2 cubic yards. Small residential jobs typically land near that figure, while port and industrial work generally needs a good deal more once volume is factored in.