Drainage material
Use appropriate drain rock where the system has a real route for water.
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Use this category to compare distinct material jobs. A drain rock, compactable base, sand and horticultural pumice are not substitutes for one another.
This category stays focused: drainage stone, compactable base, sand uses and specialist pumice.
Use appropriate drain rock where the system has a real route for water.
Choose a graded base where compaction and stable support are the goal.
Use sand for its intended project; use pumice as a component, not complete soil.
Drainage performance depends on the whole profile, grade and outlet—not only the material placed in one area.
Large drainage stone for appropriate drainage and landscape construction uses.
Learn more →A compactable graded aggregate for suitable base and access applications.
Learn more →Separate general sand applications from clean play-area use.
Learn more →A horticultural and engineered-media component, not a complete medium. It does not automatically repair a wet site.
Learn more →Aggregate orders are weight-sensitive. Calculate volume, then let Specialty Soils determine the safe load and truck.

Large drain rock for high-flow drainage and backfill.

Dark-gray 5/8-inch-minus crushed gravel with fines.

General-purpose bulk sand for landscape, garden and project applications.

Bulk sand offered for play-area and general landscape applications.

Lightweight pumice for soil aeration, drainage and decorative applications.
The best next step depends on the decision still in front of you.
Understand its physical role and limitations.
Learn more →Review access before a heavy material delivery.
Learn more →Compare payload, distance, trips and total hauling work.
Learn more →Use the project details—not the broad label alone—to choose the next step.
No. Water needs a functional path and outlet. Diagnose grading, compaction and drainage before assuming added rock will solve the site.
No. Pumice can contribute durable pore structure inside an appropriate recipe, but plants still need a complete root environment.
General planning capacity is approximately 10–12 cubic yards or about 13 tons, subject to the actual material and safe load.
Pickup may be possible with a suitable vehicle or trailer and verified payload. Call before traveling.
For delivery, send the product, quantity, exact address and access information.



Lightweight pumice for soil aeration, drainage and decorative applications.


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