Contact Wisconsin Rock Supply About a Lane, Pad or Shoreline

A driveway that has stopped holding up is easier to answer than it looks, provided the message carries the right five things. The form asks for a name, an email, a phone number, a ZIP code and a message. The ZIP code matters because delivery is arranged at checkout by ZIP.

Five things that turn a lane question into an answer

• Measurements. Length and width in feet, depth in inches, and say if that depth is compacted.
• The material, or the name on your estimate. Quote dense graded base, base course or road gravel exactly as written and we will match it.
• The ground. Clay, sand, silt, peat, or a graded mix the builder left behind.
• Access. Gate width, overhead branches or wires, turning room, and whether the last stretch is soft after the thaw.
• The month you want it. Ground work and the spring weight limits both run on a calendar.

List a base layer and a surface layer separately. If the area is not a rectangle, sketch it with a dimension on each piece.

Quantity questions are usually faster to settle with the material calculators, and access is covered on the delivery page. Size and grading sit on the material listings, and order changes and refunds are answered on the common questions page. Anything needing a signed design wants a local engineer before it wants a load of stone.