Driveway Gravel ordered online by the ton. A dump truck delivers to your Farmington address and unloads right where you point.






Spring thaw is the wet part of the year for driveways, and it is when a thin base shows up as ruts. Farmington gets about 49 inches of precipitation a year, so drainage and washout planning matter.
Most orders here go for 3/4-inch stone. That size locks together well and handles a full Maine winter without shifting. The table below lists every driveway gravel size we carry.
| Product | Best use | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Driveway Gravel | General driveway top layer | Unprocessed blend of stone and fines |
| 3/8" Driveway Gravel | Smooth top dressing, comfortable underfoot | Smaller stone, less rutting from foot traffic |
| 3/4" Driveway Gravel | The standard driveway size | Locks together well for a stable surface |
| 1"-1 1/2" Driveway Gravel | Heavier traffic and soft ground | Larger stone spreads load better |
| 1 1/2" Driveway Gravel | Deep base layer under a finer top | Good for building up a weak subgrade |
| 2"-3" Driveway Gravel | Rural lanes, mud control, first lift | Biggest stone, best for deep mud |
The table below matches common projects to the product and depth that work here.
| Project | What to order | Depth or note |
|---|---|---|
| Parking pad | 3/4" Driveway Gravel | 4 inches compacted over geotextile |
| Culvert and shoulder repair | 1"-1 1/2" Driveway Gravel | 6 to 8 inches, tamped in lifts |
| Muddy rural lane | 2"-3" Driveway Gravel | 8 to 12 inches as first lift |
| New driveway base | 1 1/2" Driveway Gravel | 6 inches then top with 3/4-inch |
| Resurfacing an existing driveway | 3/4" Driveway Gravel | 2 to 3 inches on compacted base |
About 176 days a year drop below 32 degrees F. That long freeze cycle moves an unstable base, creating dips and frost heaves. A properly designed base with adequate depth resists that movement.
Farmington gets roughly 86 inches of snow annually. Plowing a loose gravel surface can scrape off the top layer if the stone isn't locked in. A well-graded 3/4-inch surface holds together under the blade better than a loose, rounded stone.
The ground around Farmington is in hydrologic group C, which takes water in slowly and sheds a fair amount across the surface. That means a deeper drainage layer earns its place. Paired with the 49 inches of yearly precipitation, the recipe is clear: good drainage stone under a stable wearing course.
Measure the length and width of the area you want to cover, decide on the depth, and enter those numbers into our driveway gravel calculator. It converts your dimensions into tons, so you know exactly how much to order.
Order online by the ton. Delivery is priced by ZIP at checkout, and we bring a dump truck to your address. Loads run from one ton to 40-plus, with free delivery on qualifying orders. First-time customers can use code FIRSTTIMER50 for $50 off.
The delivery date you choose must be at least 3 business days after the order date. You pick a window: morning 7 am to 12 pm or afternoon 12 pm to 5 pm. A valid phone number is required; we send an email confirmation, then a second email closer to the date with the window and a photo of the load. Delivery only goes ahead once you approve that second email. Someone must be at the site during the window. We require a road width of at least 12 feet for the truck.
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If you are ordering driveway gravel, these materials often go on the same truck to complete the job.
Yes. With about 176 days below freezing, the ground heaves more than in milder areas. A deeper base of 1 1/2-inch stone under a 3/4-inch wearing course resists that movement.
Yes. Farmington gets roughly 49 inches of precipitation annually, and the hydrologic group C soils shed water slowly. A clear drainage layer using 1-inch to 1 1/2-inch stone prevents washout and keeps the surface stable.
3/4-inch Driveway Gravel is the standard. It locks together well, holds up to plowing, and gives a firm surface for cars and trucks. Most homeowners and contractors start with that size.
The sizes range from 3/8-inch up to 2 to 3 inches. Smaller stone is smoother underfoot; larger stone handles heavier loads and soft ground. 3/4-inch is the all-around driveway stone; 1 1/2-inch and above are for base layers or mud control.
Enter your ZIP code and the tonnage you need on the Farmington page to see the delivered price. We source from regional suppliers, so the exact stone varies by quarry, but the spec stays consistent.
If your property is outside Farmington city limits, we also deliver to these surrounding towns.
See the delivered price for your address and order driveway gravel by the ton online. Loads run from 1 to over 40 tons, with free delivery on qualifying orders.
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