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Crushed Rock & Gravel

During the last 40 years the ContractorLOADS management and founders have produced and supplied high quality sand and gravel to contractors & aggregate users across California.

Crushed Rock & Gravel

Crushed Rock & Gravel

Build every project on a solid foundation with premium crushed rock and gravel from ContractorLOADS.

Serving contractors, landscapers, developers, and homeowners across Southern California.

Applications:

  • Driveways
  • Road construction
  • Drainage systems
  • Foundations
  • Erosion control
  • Landscaping

Premium Gravel & Crushed Rock — Built to Last

At ContractorLOADS, we don't just sell rocks, we deliver the foundation for projects that last.

Size / Type options:

  • 3/4″ Gravel (#3 Gravel)
  • 3/4″ Crushed Rock
  • 1/2″ Gravel
  • 3/8″ Pea Gravel (#4 Gravel)
  • 3/8″ Crushed Rock
  • 1/4″ Gravel (#5 Gravel)
  • 1 ½" Gravel (#2 Gravel)
  • 1/2″ Crushed Rock

Product Descriptions

3/4″ Gravel (#3 Gravel) — This ¾ gravel is a reliable choice for driveways, construction work, and pedestrian pathways. Smooth, rounded edges; decorative and functional use; popular for driveway installations.

3/4″ Crushed Rock — Angular, jagged edges; suitable for retaining wall bases; high compaction quality; residential and commercial applications.

1/2″ Gravel — Smooth, medium-sized particles; flower beds and light landscaping; small-scale drainage; clean, polished appearance.

3/8″ Pea Gravel (#4 Gravel) — Pea gravel with its rounded finish and small particle size is perfect for gardens, play areas, or decorative top layers. Soft, walkable surface; natural outdoor aesthetic.

3/8″ Crushed Rock — Highly compactable material; driveway and construction zones; used in crush and run systems.

1/4″ Gravel (#5 Gravel) — Fine and clean, this 1/4 gravel is great for finishing edges, flower bed detailing, or for areas that need small-particle layering.

1 ½" Gravel (#2 Gravel) — Roadwork and large-scale construction; strong base material support; concrete mixing applications.

1/2″ Crushed Rock — Excellent drainage properties; structural applications; foundation and block construction.

Why Choose ContractorLOADS

Quality Assurance:

  • Carefully selected materials
  • High durability standards
  • ASTM, Greenbook, and CalTrans compliance

Product Distinction: Most crushed stone is produced in quarries through man-made processes, resulting in varied sizes and sharper edges compared to smoother, more colorful pea gravel.

Application Categories

Landscaping:

Enhance your garden or flower beds with our range of decorative gravel and stone options, including smooth gravel, river rock, and marble chips.

Construction:

Materials for concrete, retaining walls, structural fill; highly compactable; industry standards compliance.

Drainage:

Use our materials to create effective drainage systems, including clean stone for improved water flow and recycled asphalt for durable pathways.

Driveways & Walkways:

Create beautiful, long-lasting surfaces with best gravel for driveway installations.

Benefits

Durability:

From scorching heat to heavy rain, these materials hold up in both residential yards and commercial construction sites.

Versatility:

Multiple sizes available for structural fill, decorative use, or erosion control.

Aesthetic Appeal:

Enhance your property with clean, natural tones.

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From small residential jobs to large-scale commercial builds, we have the gravel, stone, and rock you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is crushed rock the same as gravel?
No, crushed rock and gravel are not the same. Crushed rock is made by breaking larger rocks into smaller pieces, often with jagged edges, while gravel typically consists of naturally rounded stones.
Can you crush rocks into gravel?
Yes, rocks can be crushed into gravel. Crushing rocks involves breaking them into smaller, more manageable pieces, which are then used as gravel.
What are crushed rocks called?
Crushed rocks are commonly referred to as crushed stone or crushed aggregate.
How do you prepare ground for crushed rock?
To prepare ground for crushed rock, clear the area of any vegetation and debris, level the ground, and create a base layer of sand or gravel if needed. Compact the ground to ensure stability before laying the crushed rock.

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