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Gravel Delivery in Sacramento, CA

Simple Gravel delivers crushed stone, fill dirt, sand, and bulk aggregate throughout Sacramento, CA. Situated at the confluence of two rivers with extensive levee-protected land nearby, the city sees steady demand for drainage and base material, sourced through suppliers serving the Sacramento County area.

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Sacramento sits where the Sacramento and American Rivers meet, and a good deal of the surrounding land is low-lying and levee-protected. That geography puts drainage near the top of most project lists. Open-graded 1 1/2" clean rock is a common choice for French drains and swales on flatter residential lots, since the voids between the stones carry water toward a discharge point instead of letting it collect against a foundation through the winter rainy season.

Away from the immediate riverfront, the valley clay common across the Sacramento area behaves much like other parts of the Central Valley, shrinking and swelling enough to crack a driveway or slab laid straight onto it. A compacted layer of crushed run base material is the standard first course under that kind of work. New development on the city’s edges also generates steady demand for grading, and unscreened fill dirt is what gets a low lot to the correct elevation before finish material goes on top. We deliver to residential properties, new subdivisions, and commercial sites throughout the area.

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

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Where we deliver in Sacramento, CA

We deliver across Sacramento and the surrounding communities. Within the city we serve Land Park, East Sacramento, Midtown, and the neighborhoods along the Pocket and Greenhaven area near the river. We also reach Elk Grove, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, and Citrus Heights. Deliveries extend across the river to West Sacramento. If your site sits outside these areas, dispatch can confirm supplier coverage for you.

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My property is near a levee. Are there restrictions on drainage work?
Land near a levee can be subject to additional regulations from the local reclamation district or flood control agency, which is worth checking before any grading or drainage work begins. Once cleared, the material choices are the same as anywhere else with poor drainage, typically open-graded stone in a trench or swale.
Valley clay under much of the Sacramento area shrinks and swells with the seasons, and a surface laid directly on it without a compacted base underneath will show that movement as cracking over time. A proper base layer spreads the load and reduces how much the seasonal shift comes through to the surface.
Unscreened fill dirt is the economical option for bulk elevation, with finish material such as screened topsoil added afterward once the grade is correct. Using topsoil as bulk fill instead is an unnecessarily expensive way to raise a grade.
Yes, along with Elk Grove, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, and Citrus Heights. If your address is elsewhere in the region, contact dispatch and supplier coverage can be confirmed.
Measure the area, settle on a depth, and use the material calculator on our site to convert that into cubic yards. Grading and fill work often needs considerably more volume than people initially estimate, since even a modest depth over a large area adds up quickly.