Gravel Delivery in Peachtree Corners, GA

Spalding Corners and the streets along Spalding Drive date to the 1970s and 80s, and many original wood decks there are giving way to paver patios and outdoor kitchens. Several inches of 3/4″ minus base gravel, packed in lifts, keep those kitchens and patios from sinking. Larger lots near the river often have room for expansive patios and fire pit areas.

Between the base and the pavers goes about an inch of utility sand, which is also handy for bedding irrigation lines. Where beds slope toward the walk, a band of angular #11 crushed stone holds firm and stops mulch from washing out. Properties near the Chattahoochee may have river corridor rules, so check before grading. Offices in Technology Park order stone too, mostly for landscape beds and patching parking areas. The Town Center’s restaurants and green space have made the city more walkable, and many nearby homes are being updated. Older neighborhoods off Holcomb Bridge Road have mature trees and sloped backyards. Owners often build patios on terraces to make the most of the space.

Johns Creek, across the river, shares Peachtree Corners’ suburban style, as our Johns Creek outdoor design article shows. Contractors and homeowners alike will find ordering advice in our Sandy Springs delivery guide. Base layering is laid out in our 3/4″ minus guide, and slope coverage is calculated on the #11 crushed stone page.