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Gravel Delivery in San Diego, CA

Simple Gravel supplies decomposed granite, base rock, decorative gravel, and bulk landscape material throughout San Diego, CA. Canyon-edge lots, coastal soil, and year-round outdoor living all shape demand here, and material is sourced through suppliers serving the San Diego County area.

Min order 1 tons

Status In stock

San Diego’s terrain is cut through with canyons, and a lot of residential lots back onto a slope rather than sitting on flat ground. Erosion control and drainage along those edges matter more here than in a typical flat suburb, and open-graded 1 1/2" clean rock is commonly used to stabilize a slope or line a drainage channel where water needs to move without cutting the hillside deeper each season. Where a canyon-edge yard transitions into a defensible perimeter near brush, coarser stone serves the same non-combustible role it does elsewhere in Southern California.

Mild year-round weather keeps outdoor living space in near-constant use, and patios, courtyards, and fire pit areas are a regular part of what gets built here. A properly screeded bedding layer of mason sand under pavers is what keeps that kind of hardscape level over time, and a compacted base of 1/4" minus base gravel underneath handles paths and walkways that need a firm, walkable surface rather than loose stone. We deliver to coastal properties, canyon-adjacent homes, and commercial sites across the county.

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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 San Diego, CA

Deliveries cover San Diego and the surrounding coastal and inland communities. Within the city we serve Mission Hills, North Park, Point Loma, and the neighborhoods around Balboa Park. We also reach La Jolla, Pacific Beach, and Clairemont. Inland coverage extends to La Mesa, El Cajon, Santee, and Poway. Canyon-edge and coastal-bluff properties can have restricted access, so mention your site’s layout when you order and dispatch can confirm the approach.

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My yard backs onto a canyon. What should I use to control erosion?
Open-graded stone is the usual answer, since the gaps between the rocks let water pass through rather than pool and undercut the slope. Sizing and placement matter, and slope stabilization work near a canyon edge can also be subject to city or county regulations, so it is worth checking before starting any grading.
A compacted base course first, then a screeded layer of bedding sand for the pavers themselves. Mason sand is the standard choice for that bedding layer because it screeds flat without the fines that cause uneven settling later, which matters for outdoor space that gets used year-round.
In many cases, yes, though access can be more limited than on a standard inland lot. Narrow coastal streets, HOA rules in some communities, and drop-offs near the bluff edge are the practical constraints. Describe the site when you order so it can be reviewed before scheduling.
Yes, along with La Mesa and Poway. If your address sits further out in San Diego County, contact dispatch and supplier coverage can be confirmed.
Measure the path or courtyard area, decide on a depth of two to three inches for a compacted surface, and run those figures through the material calculator on our site. Depth matters more than most people expect, since a thin layer will not compact into a stable walking surface.
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