Review your job
We help confirm the right material, quantity, and delivery needs for your project.
How It Works
How gravel delivery works
We make gravel delivery simple. Tell us what you need, we help coordinate the material and truck, and your order gets delivered to your property without the usual confusion.
Built for homeowners, small projects, and first-time buyers.
What GravelGo does for you
GravelGo helps connect your project with the right material and available trucks without all the back-and-forth.
Coordinate trucks
We match your order with available haulers and schedule delivery from local pits.
Keep it simple
One request helps you move the job forward without calling multiple suppliers yourself.
Four simple steps
This is the simple path from your first message to the truck arriving at your property.
1
Send your request
Tell us the material, amount, and delivery address.
2
We review the job
We confirm details, check truck availability, and prepare pricing.
3
We coordinate the delivery
We line up the truck, confirm the material source, and schedule the drop-off.
4
Your material arrives
The truck delivers the load, and you get your project moving.
Start with the basics
If you have never ordered gravel before, no problem. Here are the main things to know.
One truck usually holds up to 10 cubic yards
A standard dump truck can usually carry up to 10 cubic yards of material per load. Depending on the material, that is often around 12 to 15 tons.
Some heavier materials may reduce how much fits safely on one truck.
Material is priced separately
The material itself has its own price, and that price can vary depending on the type of gravel, pit location, and market conditions.
Truck time is billed by the hour
The truck rate is currently $140 per hour, with a 1-hour minimum per delivery.
Extra time is billed only if needed
If the delivery takes longer than 1 hour, additional truck time is billed at the same hourly rate.
Simple way to think about pricing
Your total price usually includes material cost, truck delivery time, and a small GravelGo service fee.
Example
If your delivery takes 1 hour, truck cost is $140.
If it takes 1.5 hours, truck cost is $210.
Material cost is added separately based on what you order.
Final pricing depends on material type, distance, truck availability, and job details.