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Burlington sits on the wide floor of the Big Horn Basin and serves ranchers, homeowners, and contractors across Big Horn County. Whether you're rehabbing a country driveway, installing drainage on a new build near County Road sections east of Main Street, or building decorative beds along the town's small business corridor, reliable aggregates and bulk delivery are essential. Our Burlington location provides a full range of aggregates—engineered base products, decorative stone, and sands—delivered to properties in Burlington and surrounding neighborhoods, from the rural ranch parcels east of Highway 30 to the residential stretches near the Burlington School zone.
As a local supplier committed to the Big Horn Basin, we combine regional knowledge with large-stock inventory to serve projects of all sizes. Residents in areas such as Basin, Greybull, Lovell, Byron, Cowley, Deaver, Frannie, Manderson, Shell, and Worland rely on consistent quality and correct aggregate selection. In Burlington — often called the gateway to the Big Horn Basin — the right choice of material can prevent costly repairs and improve performance year after year.
Premium Aggregates Available for Burlington Delivery
Gravel and Crushed Stone Products
For structural layers and load-bearing applications around Burlington, crushed stone and road base are the go-to products. Our standard structural option, 3/4 inch Crushed Stone, provides excellent interlock and compaction when installed beneath concrete pads or asphalt drives, making it a preferred choice for heavy agricultural equipment areas and county access drives. In neighborhoods with seasonal frost heave or in low-lying parcels near irrigation ditches, compacting a stable crushed stone base minimizes movement.
For building roadbeds and durable driveways we stock Road Base and Crusher Run, both engineered to provide structural support under traffic. Road base is a uniform, graded material that compacts tightly, while crusher run blends fines and angular crushed stone for a stable surface that resists rutting. When working with local contractors in the Burlington area — including projects near the fairgrounds and Main Street corridor — we recommend a layered approach: road base or crusher run as the subbase followed by a surface layer of Driveway Gravel for traction and appearance.
Driveway and Pathway Materials
Driveways in Burlington frequently face freeze-thaw cycles and wind-driven dust, so selecting a compactable and stable surface is critical. Our Driveway Gravel is blended for traction and durability on rural drive lanes and suburban approaches. For decorative paths, patios, and garden edges, Walkway Gravel and Decomposed Granite are popular because they offer a comfortable walking surface and visually pleasing texture that complements native prairie plantings in the area.
When specifying path materials near older homesteads north of Main Street or in new subdivisions, crews often use decomposed granite as a top dressing over compacted road base for a natural, low-maintenance trail. For clear pedestrian routes in school zones and downtown Burlington, walkway gravel provides a crisp finish that sheds water while minimizing tracking.
Decorative Stone and River Rock
Landscape embellishments are important to many Burlington homeowners who want to balance function and appearance. For accents around entranceways, pond edges, and xeriscape beds, Pea Gravel provides a smooth, attractive surface that drains well and resists compaction. It works particularly well in raised planters or bubbling water features found in properties near the Burlington community center.
For bolder statement pieces and erosion control along sloping parcels or driveway turnouts, River Rock is ideal. Available in various sizes, river rock is used for dry creek beds, low-maintenance borders, and to anchor native plant swales in arid landscape designs common across the Big Horn Basin.
Drainage Solutions for Burlington's loam and clay soil
Benefits of Proper Drainage Aggregates
- Reduce surface pooling and protect foundations from saturation by directing runoff into pipe systems and French drains installed with Drain Rock.
- Prevent frost heave and rutting on driveways and access roads with free-draining layers using #57 Stone for filter and bedding layers.
- Improve longevity of paved areas by removing excess water from undercuts and subgrades using graded drain aggregates.
- Support soil stabilization on slopes and around culverts with heavy river rock or specialized drain mixes to dissipate flow energy.
Many rural properties in and around Burlington are situated on loam overlying clay subsoils. These soils can hold water and become plastic during spring melt or wet months, increasing the need for engineered drainage. Using a drainage aggregate such as #57 stone under perforated pipe, backfilling with drain rock, and providing positive slope will protect structures, reduce standing water in low-lying yards, and maintain gravel surface integrity along county lanes and private roads.
Designing effective drainage in Burlington also requires accounting for seasonal runoff from the surrounding Bighorn foothills. Materials like #57 stone and drain rock are durable in these conditions and are easy to source and install locally.
Soil Products and Fill Materials
For grading, lawn restoration, or large excavation backfill in Burlington, we offer both Topsoil and Fill Dirt. Topsoil is screened and blended to support seeding and turf establishment, important for properties around the school fields and residential plots where establishing grasses or native seed mixes matters. Fill dirt is an economical option for bulk mass fill, foundation backfill, and bringing lot elevations up to grade when preparing for construction.
We also emphasize sustainable options when possible. Recycled options such as Crushed Concrete are an eco-friendly alternative for subbase and retaining wall backfill; crushed concrete often compacts well and reduces the need to quarry new aggregate, which is especially valuable in areas where hauling long distances increases cost and environmental impact.
Local contractors working in neighborhoods like Basin, Greybull, and Lovell rely on timely deliveries of fill and topsoil to keep earthwork schedules on track. Because many Burlington projects involve large equipment and variable access, we coordinate drop zones on-site and advise on compaction strategy to avoid settlement issues on ranch lanes and subdivision streets.
Sand Products for Every Burlington Application
Sand has a surprising number of uses across Burlington properties, from masonry work to playgrounds and drainage blending. For brickwork and mortar joints, precise grading and clean material are required; our Mason Sand is screened to meet those expectations and reduces joint shrinkage in freeze-prone winters. Mason sand is commonly used by masons in Burlington when repairing chimneys or building small retaining walls around patios.
When installing or topping community playgrounds in neighborhoods such as Deaver or Frannie, safety and texture matter; our Playground Sand is a washed product that drains quickly and provides a cushion under play equipment, meeting common municipal guidelines for surface material. Playground sand is also used in sandboxes and for sport surfacing when softness and drainage are priorities.
For concrete mixes and bedding applications where cleanliness prevents weakening of mixes, Washed Sand is the recommended material. Washed sand removes fines and silt and is preferred for driveway concrete pours, sidewalk repair near Main Street, and for leveling paver bases in patio projects.
| Sand Type | Best Applications | Texture | Common Uses in Burlington |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mason Sand | Mortar, masonry joints | Fine, uniform | Chimney repairs, small retaining walls near Main Street and school zones |
| Playground Sand | Play areas, sandboxes | Soft, washed | Community playgrounds in Deaver and Frannie, residential sandboxes |
| Washed Sand | Concrete mix, bedding | Clean, coarse to medium | Driveway pours, paver bedding, patios across Burlington and surrounding ranch tracts |
Choosing the Right Aggregates for Your Burlington Project
| Aggregate Type | Best Applications | Size Range | Drainage Rating | Compaction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3/4 Crushed Stone | Foundations, subbase for concrete | 3/4 inch | Moderate | High |
| #57 Stone | Drain fields, pipe bedding | 1/2 to 1 inch | High | Low |
| Crusher Run | Driveway subbase, road shoulders | Mixed fines and 3/4 inch | Moderate | Very High |
| Pea Gravel | Decorative beds, playground topping | 3/8 inch | Good | Low |
| River Rock | Erosion control, accents | 1 to 6 inches | Excellent | Minimal |
| Decomposed Granite | Paths, compacted patios | Fines to 3/8 inch | Moderate | Medium |
| Road Base | Roadbeds, long-term drives | Fines and 3/4 inch | Moderate | Very High |
| Drain Rock | Perimeter drains, French drains | 1/2 to 1-1/2 inch | Excellent | Low |
Climate Considerations for Burlington Aggregates
Burlington experiences a semi-arid climate typical of the Big Horn Basin. Average annual precipitation is approximately 10.4 inches, with summer highs often reaching near 85 degrees F and winter lows frequently dropping to around -6 degrees F. Temperature swings between day and night, plus seasonal spring runoff from the Bighorn Mountains, influence material choice: well-draining aggregates such as #57 stone and drain rock are vital for areas that see seasonal thaw and runoff, while compactable base materials like crusher run or road base help resist frost heave on driveways and parking pads.
Elevations in the Burlington area vary and soils commonly range from loam to clay with localized alluvial pockets. This geology—Bighorn Basin sedimentary deposits with alluvial fans—means many sites benefit from a structural subbase to separate native clay from surface materials. In irrigation-intensive parcels near the river bends and farm terraces, additional drainage measures paired with permeable surface rock maintain usable yards and prevent standing water.
Popular Burlington Project Applications
- Ranch and farm driveway reconstruction with layered road base and driveway gravel to withstand heavy trucks and winter freeze.
- French drain installation using #57 stone and drain rock around foundations and barn structures to prevent seepage.
- Decorative front-yard upgrades using pea gravel and river rock to create drought-tolerant, low-maintenance beds.
- Community pathway projects using decomposed granite and walkway gravel for ADA-friendly routes near schools and parks.
Aggregate Delivery Throughout Burlington Metro
Areas We Serve
We cover Burlington proper as well as surrounding neighborhoods and rural routes. Whether you're on a ranch road north of Main Street, a residential lot near the school, or a commercial property along Highway 30, our local delivery fleet can place material where you need it. Our team coordinates deliveries to areas like Basin, Greybull, Lovell, Byron, Cowley, Deaver, Frannie, Manderson, Shell, and Worland to ensure timely supply across the Big Horn Basin.
Nearby Cities Served
Beyond Burlington, we routinely deliver to Basin, Greybull, Lovell, Byron, Cowley, Deaver, Frannie, Manderson and Worland. For larger municipal projects in Cody or Sheridan we also stage material and coordinate multiple deliveries to meet contractor timelines. Our understanding of local road weight restrictions and seasonal closures means fewer surprises and better project planning for area contractors and homeowners.
Frequently Asked Questions About Gravel in Burlington
We deliver a full range of materials to Burlington: driveway gravel, crushed stone including 3/4 inch crushed stone, #57 stone for drainage, decorative pea gravel and river rock, decomposed granite for paths, walkway gravel for foot traffic, and sand products for masonry and playgrounds. For each job we recommend a material tailored to site drainage, soil type, and expected traffic.
Delivery charges depend on total tonnage, distance, and access. We run occasional free delivery zones in Burlington when orders meet a minimum size. Because many rural drop locations require additional handling, we provide transparent delivery quotes based on your exact site address and access constraints.
Estimating gravel needs starts with measuring the area and desired depth. For example, covering a 12 by 20 foot driveway at 4 inches depth requires roughly 1.9 cubic yards of material. We assist Burlington customers with accurate calculations, and we can round up to account for compaction and settling.
Given Burlington's semi-arid climate, cold winters, and loam-to-clay soils, a stable structural base such as road base or crusher run topped with driveway gravel works well for drives. For drainage-sensitive areas, #57 stone and drain rock are recommended. Decorative applications benefit from pea gravel or river rock depending on the desired look and maintenance level.
Yes, our delivery area includes Basin, Greybull, Lovell, Byron, Cowley, Deaver, Frannie, Manderson, Shell, Worland and extended Big Horn Basin locations. For larger municipal jobs in Cody or Sheridan we can coordinate scheduling and multiple truck loads to meet site needs.
Late spring through early fall is ideal in Burlington due to thawing soils and lower precipitation risk. However, with proper planning and compaction strategies, many contractors complete base work in shoulder seasons. We advise scheduling deliveries outside heavy snow events and municipal road restrictions.
Get Quality Aggregates Delivered to Your Burlington Property
Whether you are updating a small yard in the residential stretch near Main Street, rebuilding a long ranch driveway, or installing drainage across a low-lying parcel, the right aggregate matters. Our Burlington team understands the local climate—about 10.4 inches of annual precipitation, summer highs near 85 degrees F, winter lows around -6 degrees F—and selects materials that perform in the Bighorn Basin's soils and seasonal patterns. From 3/4 inch Crushed Stone to Driveway Gravel, and from Topsoil to Crushed Concrete, we supply the materials Burlington homeowners and contractors rely on.
For erosion control along sloping ranch parcels or swales near the Bighorn foothills, consider natural stone options like river rock and drain rock. For decorative screening and play areas, pea gravel and playground sand provide safe, attractive surfaces. If you need help choosing materials for a specific neighborhood — whether in the small-business corridor, the school zone, or rural tracts outside town — our local staff can recommend blends and delivery logistics tailored to Burlington projects.
We serve the greater Burlington area including Basin, Greybull, Lovell, Byron, Cowley, Deaver, Frannie, Manderson, Shell and Worland. For projects that require both structural and decorative materials, we can coordinate multi-product deliveries so crews have everything on-site when work begins.
For masonry and finishing work, remember our sand options: Mason Sand for precise masonry mixes, Playground Sand for safe play surfaces, and Washed Sand for concrete and bedding applications. For pathways and compacted patios, Decomposed Granite and Walkway Gravel offer durable, attractive finishes that complement the natural look of the Big Horn Basin.
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