Crushed Concrete ordered online by the ton. A dump truck delivers to your Brigham City address and unloads right where you point.
Crushed concrete looks like crushed stone and compacts the same way. The difference is that crushed concrete is recycled from old pavement and costs less per ton. Both are angular and compact, but the price gap makes crushed concrete the budget pick for base work.
Ground freezing here is deep and long. That affects how deep your base layer needs to be, especially under driveways and slabs. A deeper base helps prevent frost heave.
Each size has a job it fits and a job it does not. The table below lists what each product is for and what to avoid using it for.
| Product | Best for | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Crushed Concrete | General recycled base material | Not a finished surface; needs a top coat. |
| 3/8" Crushed Concrete | Fine top dressing and leveling | Too fine for heavy loads; use only for light traffic. |
| 3/4" Crushed Concrete | The standard compacting base size | Best for driveways and most slab bases. |
| 1"-1 1/2" Crushed Concrete | Heavy base under drives and pads | Overkill for foot traffic patios. |
| 2"-3" Crushed Concrete | Deep fill and mud control | Too rough for a final surface. |
The table below pairs common projects with the right crushed concrete size and depth guidance.
| Project | What to order | Depth or note |
|---|---|---|
| Driveway base on a budget | 3/4" Crushed Concrete | Compact to 4 to 6 inches deep after compaction. |
| Grade raising under a slab | 1"-1 1/2" Crushed Concrete | Fill to within 6 inches of final grade, then top with 3/4". |
| Temporary site access | 2"-3" Crushed Concrete | Spread 12 to 18 inches thick for soft ground. |
| Parking pad | 3/4" Crushed Concrete | Compacted depth of 6 inches over prepared subgrade. |
| Backfill behind a wall | 3/4" Crushed Concrete | Place and compact in 6-inch lifts. |
Hard freezes shape the calendar here, so base work is easier to get right from late spring through fall. The deep frost line means the base must be thicker to resist heave, especially under driveways and slabs. Plan your project when the ground is thawed and workable.
Soils mapped in the Brigham City area are commonly poorly drained. That means water sits in the subgrade longer, which can weaken a base if the crushed concrete layer is too thin. You will likely need more base stone under the surface layer than in areas with sandy soils.
The ground around Brigham City is in hydrologic group D, which means it takes water in very slowly. Most rain runs across the surface instead of soaking in. That makes drainage important: a deeper base and a slight slope away from structures help keep your crushed concrete stable.
Tonnage depends on the area, the depth, and the compaction factor. The depth you need is driven by the frost line and the soil type described above. Use our material calculators to enter your dimensions and get a tonnage estimate in seconds. No guesswork.
Order online by the ton. The delivered price shows at checkout once you enter your ZIP code. A dump truck brings the load to your address, in amounts from 1 to 40 plus tons. Free delivery applies on qualifying orders. Use code FIRSTTIMER50 to get $50 off your first order.
You pick a delivery window at checkout: morning (7 am to 12 pm) or afternoon (12 pm to 5 pm). The lead time is at least 3 business days after the order date. You get an email confirmation, then a second email closer to the date with the scheduled window and a photo of the loaded material. Delivery only goes ahead once you approve that second email. You or someone you nominate must be at the site during the window. The truck needs a road width of at least 12 feet.
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Crushed concrete works well as a base under many other materials. It also sits alongside these options for related projects.
Yes. Ground freezing here is deep and long. That can make the base layer difficult to prepare properly during winter. Delivery itself is not stopped by cold weather, but the site must be accessible and the truck needs a firm surface. Hard freezes shape the delivery calendar, so plan base work from late spring through fall.
We do not track a specific number of wet days. The soil in the Brigham City area is in hydrologic group D, which means it takes water in very slowly. Most rain runs across the surface instead of soaking in, so the delivery site is unlikely to turn to mud. Rain alone rarely delays a delivery.
The price is based on the tonnage you order and your delivery ZIP code. Enter your ZIP during checkout to see the delivered price. No hidden fees.
Yes. A contractor can place the order using their own account or the customer's account. The order must include a valid phone number for the delivery day. The person at the site must be available during the chosen window.
Start by checking how much you need with the calculator. Then visit the Brigham City hub page to place your order. The truck brings the crushed concrete to your address, not a yard.
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See the delivered price for your address and order crushed concrete by the ton online. Loads run from 1 to over 40 tons, with free delivery on qualifying orders.
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