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Gravel Delivery in Mobile, AL

Simple Gravel delivers drainage stone, sand, crushed rock, and bulk landscape material throughout Mobile, AL. Heavy rainfall and sandy Gulf Coast soil make drainage the dominant concern on most projects here, and we source each order through suppliers serving the Mobile County area.

Min order 1 tons

Status In stock

Mobile records some of the highest annual rainfall totals in the continental United States, and that single fact drives most of what moves here. Yards that drain fine through a normal week can hold standing water for days after a tropical system, and the fix is almost always a trench, swale, or French drain filled with open-graded stone. 3/4" clean gravel is the common choice for that work, since the voids between the stones are what carry the water and material with fines in it will silt up and stop draining.

Sandy coastal soil creates the second set of problems. It sheds water quickly but offers very little bearing capacity, so patios and paver walkways settle unevenly unless they are built on a proper base and a screeded bedding layer of mason sand. On the construction side, temporary entrances and areas where equipment has to cross soft ground need something coarse enough not to disappear into it, which is where 1 1/2" clean rock comes in. We deliver to homes, coastal properties, and commercial sites around the bay.

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📅 Mon-Sat📍 35 mi service radius⚖️ Min 1 ton order

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Volume 1.85 cu yds
Weight 2.50 tons

Estimate only. Add 10–15% for compaction and waste.

Where we deliver in Mobile, AL

We deliver throughout Mobile and the surrounding Mobile County area. City coverage includes Midtown, Springhill, West Mobile, and the neighborhoods along Airport Boulevard and Government Street. Outside the city we reach Theodore, Tillmans Corner, Semmes, Saraland, Satsuma, Chickasaw, and Prichard. Deliveries also cross the bay into Baldwin County to Daphne, Fairhope, and Spanish Fort. Contact dispatch if your address sits outside these areas and we will confirm supplier coverage.

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What is the best way to deal with a yard that floods?
Give the water a route out rather than trying to soak it away. A trench or French drain packed with open-graded stone moves volume to a discharge point, and on flat coastal lots the discharge point is what needs the most thought. Stone with fines in it will clog over a few seasons, so clean, washed material is worth the difference.
It can, if the material is too fine for the slope or the area has no edging. On a grade or anywhere water concentrates, larger stone stays put far better than small decorative aggregate. Adequate depth and a defined edge do more to keep gravel in place than any single material choice.
Yes, including Daphne, Fairhope, and Spanish Fort. Coverage on the eastern shore depends on supplier availability rather than distance alone, so send dispatch your delivery address and it can be confirmed before you order.
Soft sandy ground is one of the more common access problems in this area, since a loaded dump truck is heavy enough to bog down where a car passes without trouble. In those cases material is usually placed at the firmest accessible point, often the street frontage or the end of the drive. Mention the surface conditions in your order notes so it can be planned for.
Get in touch with support inside 24 hours of the drop, quoting your order number. Photographs help if the problem is something visible such as the material itself or where it ended up, and they let the order be reviewed and resolved without a return visit.
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