Shop Sand, Aggregates & Gravel in Sheridan County, Wyoming

Driveway & Road Materials

For long-lasting driveways and county roads, start with the right base and top layers. Gravel Monkey supplies aggregates Sheridan County contractors use to build strong, freeze-resistant surfaces.

Base and compacted layers

Use road base or crusher run as the compacted sub-base to avoid frost heave and rutting. For a finished top layer, select driveway blends that shed water and resist displacement.

• Road base provides engineered gradation for compaction
• Crusher run locks in place when compacted
• 3/4 inch crushed stone and driveway gravel provide durable wearing surface

Popular driveway mixes

Sheridan County driveways often combine a compacted road base with a wearing course of driveway gravel or 3/4 inch crushed stone. These mixes resist snowplow damage and help manage runoff on sloped properties.

Recycled options

Crushed concrete is a cost-effective recycled aggregate for base material. Use crushed concrete where you want sustainability and savings without sacrificing strength.

Drainage, Erosion Control & Subsurface Aggregates

Sheridan County sees seasonal runoff from snowmelt and summer storms. Proper drainage is critical to protect roads, foundations, and landscape beds.

Drain rock and #57 stone

Angular drain rock and drain rock support French drains and subsurface systems. For pipe surrounds and filter layers, use #57 stone for excellent flow and filtration.

Riprap and river protection

For creekbanks and higher-velocity flows along the Tongue River and smaller tributaries, rounded river rock and larger angular rock reduce erosion while blending with the local landscape.

• French drains with drain rock reduce saturated soils near foundations
• Riprap and river rock protect banks from seasonal runoff
• #57 stone provides reliable void space for drainage

Decorative & Garden Aggregates

Homeowners and designers in Sheridan County use aggregates for low-maintenance, water-wise landscapes that suit the semi-arid climate and local soils.

Paths, patios, and decorative beds

For compacted paths and patios, decomposed granite and walkway gravel create smooth, stable surfaces. Use pea gravel around play areas or in decorative beds where a softer surface is desired.

Colour and texture options

River rock and pea gravel add contrasting textures to xeric plantings. Decorative rock reduces water loss and requires less maintenance than mulch in windy, dry parts of Sheridan County.

• Decomposed granite compacts to a firm walking surface
• Pea gravel is comfortable underfoot for patios and playgrounds
• River rock is ideal for dry creek beds and accent zones

Soils, Sands & Fill

Accurate soil and sand selection is often overlooked but critical for successful plantings, masonry, and grading across Sheridan County's varied geology.

Topsoil and planting mixes

Native soils in much of Sheridan County are rocky and thin in places; bringing in quality topsoil helps establish lawns and gardens quickly. We deliver screened topsoil suitable for seeding and planting in both valley floors and hill sites.

Fill dirt and grading

For raising low spots, building pads, or correcting drainage pitches, use fill dirt that compacts well and supports structures. Proper placement of fill dirt reduces settlement and improves drainage away from foundations.

Sands for masonry and play

We supply masonry and washed sands for construction tasks. Choose mason sand for mortar mixes, washed sand for paver bedding, and playground sand for safe, clean play surfaces.

• Topsoil for lawns and plantings
• Fill dirt for grading and pads
• Mason, washed, and playground sands for construction and recreation

Specialty Materials

Sheridan County projects often call for purpose-built aggregates. We keep specialty materials in stock and deliver on schedule.

Crushed stone and specialty aggregates

For specific drainage or decorative needs, select from #57 stone, 3/4 inch crushed stone, or crusher run. For stable granular paths, decomposed granite is popular in dry climates.

Play and park projects

For schools, parks, and community areas we deliver playground sand that meets safety and cleanliness requirements. Combine with pea gravel or decomposed granite for mixed-surface play zones.

Comparison of Common Gravel Types

Projects We Support in Sheridan County

From ranch access roads to residential yards in Sheridan, we handle deliveries sized for the job. Contractors and homeowners choose our aggregates Sheridan County-wide for proven performance in local soils and climate.

Common project types

• Rural driveway construction and repairs
• Road base for private access roads and driveways
• French drains, culverts, and subsurface drainage
• Garden beds, xeriscape, and decorative rock installations
• Playground surfacing and park amenities

Sizing and delivery

We deliver in bulk truckloads sized to your project. Whether you need a few yards of topsoil or several tons of road base, our delivery team stages material to minimize site disruption and meet winter access windows.

Service Features & Why Customers Choose Us

As a local Sheridan County gravel supplier, we combine regional expertise with logistics to make aggregate delivery simple and reliable.

Core service features

• Free delivery across Sheridan County for most orders
• Local knowledge of soil types, drainage and freeze-thaw cycles
• Flexible scheduling for contractor and residential deliveries
• Bulk pricing and material blends on request

Local advantages

Sheridan County's terrain ranges from river valleys along the Tongue River to rolling prairie and foothills near the Bighorn Mountains. We match aggregates to site conditions, helping prevent common local problems like frost heave and poor surface drainage.