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Gravel Delivery in Evansville, IN

Simple Gravel delivers drainage stone, base gravel, and bulk landscape material throughout Evansville, IN. Sitting on the Ohio River in southern Indiana, the city has a milder climate and different terrain than the glacial till plains further north, sourced through suppliers serving the Vanderburgh County area.

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Evansville sits on the Ohio River in the southern tip of Indiana, well below where the last glaciers reached, and the terrain here runs hillier and the soil looser than the flat glacial till common across the northern two-thirds of the state. Properties near the river deal with a higher water table than drier ground away from the water, and open-graded 1 1/2" clean rock in a drainage trench keeps that water moving rather than collecting near a riverside foundation through Evansville’s wetter winters.

Away from the immediate waterfront, driveways across the city still need a compacted base of crushed run base material, since even southern Indiana’s looser soil provides limited structure on its own for anything carrying vehicle weight. Established neighborhoods with mature tree cover generate steady demand for bark mulch for seasonal bed refresh work. Deliveries reach residential properties, riverfront homes, and commercial sites across the area.

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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 Evansville, IN

We deliver across Evansville and the surrounding Vanderburgh County area. Within the city we serve the Ohio River waterfront, the Historic Haynie’s Corner district, and the areas around the University of Evansville. We also reach Newburgh, Boonville, and Chandler. Coverage extends along I-69 and I-64. Get in touch with your delivery address and dispatch can confirm coverage.

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My property near the Ohio River has drainage problems. What helps?
Open-graded stone in a trench gives water a defined route away from the foundation, which matters more on riverside lots where the water table sits higher than further inland. Grading close to the river may also fall under local floodplain rules worth checking before starting a project.
Yes, to a degree. Southern Indiana sits below where the last glaciers reached, so the ground here tends to be looser and the terrain hillier than the flat glacial till found across the northern two-thirds of the state. A compacted base still matters for a driveway either way, just for somewhat different reasons.
Yes, along with Chandler and the wider Vanderburgh County area. Send us your address and we’ll confirm whether your site is covered.
Roughly three inches of depth gives good coverage and moisture retention; multiply that by your bed’s square footage using the material calculator on our site. Beds with mulch left from a previous season typically need less.
Absolutely — just give at least 24 hours’ notice before the scheduled slot. Requests made closer to that window may carry a fee, and once a truck has already been loaded there may be little left to adjust.
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