Get gravel delivered for drainage, an access layer, a driveway, or a finished stone surface. Caddo Sand and Gravel can help you sort through the size, shape, and finish that fit your project. Have the rough amount and delivery address ready when you call.
Gravel can do more than cover a driveway. Clean stone can keep water moving through a drainage run. Crushed gravel can support traffic and shape an access area. Decorative stone can finish a border, walkway, or bed.
Stone size and shape affect how gravel handles water, equipment, and foot traffic. Start with the part of the project you are building. Then match the gravel to that work.
Drainage, access areas, driveways, walkways, and finished stone surfaces can need different gravel. Match the size and finish to the job before you schedule delivery.
Rip rap is large rock for banks, ditches, culvert outlets, and other places where moving water can cut into exposed soil. The rock size must match the slope and water flow. The project needs a clear site description so the stone size matches the job.
Review Rip RapPea gravel is a rounded, small stone that gives paths, beds, and play areas a softer look than crushed rock. It is easy to spread and pleasant underfoot. Because the pieces do not lock together, plan on a compacted base below it when you are building a driveway or parking surface.
Review Pea GravelRiver rock is rounded stone for landscape beds, borders, and drainage areas where you want a natural finish. Its smooth shape makes it a visual material first. Use an angular base stone or crusher run underneath when the project must carry vehicle weight.
Review River RockCrushed gravel is angular stone for work that needs more grip and interlock than rounded gravel. It can fit driveways, access areas, and drainage layers depending on the size you choose. Describe the job and the depth you need before ordering so you receive the right grade.
Review Crushed GravelDecorative stone adds contrast to beds, borders, and visible landscape areas. Choose it when appearance matters as much as coverage. It is not a substitute for a compacted base below a driveway, pad, or other surface that carries regular vehicle traffic.
Review Decorative StoneKeep the material, amount, and delivery details together when you request a quote.
Length, width, and planned depth give the material conversation a useful start.
Name the material you need, or describe the job so the right option can be discussed.
Provide the address, access notes, and intended drop spot so the route can be reviewed.
No matter how many materials your project needs, we can help you supply and source. We also offer these other materials.
Caddo Parish delivery coverage includes the listed cities and nearby communities. The address, material, access, and placement area confirm the route for an order.
Gravel and limestone can both be used for base, drainage, access, or visible stone, but the size, shape, and fines make a difference. Start with the job layer you need to build or finish.
A driveway usually needs a stable base below the top surface. The traffic level, existing ground, depth, and whether you need compaction or loose stone help narrow down the gravel.
Yes. Open gravel is commonly used in drainage areas because water can move through the stone. The size should fit the trench, pipe, wall, or drainage plan.
Pea gravel is a smaller rounded stone often used where appearance and a smooth walking surface matter more than a compacted driving base. It works differently from crushed stone with fines.
Rip rap is larger stone used where a project needs heavier coverage, such as erosion areas, drainage edges, or places where smaller material could move too easily. The site and slope determine whether it fits.
Have the length, width, and planned depth ready before you call. The intended use and surface below the gravel help shape the amount and material choice.
Call with the project, material, rough amount, delivery community, and placement details.