Gravel, Soil and Mulch Delivery in Grapevine, TX
MyGravelBuddy Grapevine delivers crushed stone, gravel, topsoil, sand, and mulch throughout Grapevine, TX and surrounding areas. Typical delivery Mon-Sat.
Grapevine sits right beside the airport and the lake, with older neighborhoods, newer subdivisions and plenty of yards that need work every spring. MyGravelBuddy offers gravel delivery in Grapevine, TX for homeowners and small contractors, plus topsoil and mulch, all quoted online by ZIP.
Popular materials in Grapevine
Pick from the three materials below. Every one has a page with details and a live price box for your address.
Mulch is sold by the cubic yard and is the usual choice for tidying beds around trees and foundations. Premium Screened Topsoil is sold by the ton and fills low patches, raised beds and new sod areas. Pea Gravel is also sold by the ton, and it suits walkways, dog runs and French drains.
Gravel delivery in Grapevine, TX: how the price works
or pea gravel, or 2 cubic yards of mulch.
Clay, heat and drainage in North Texas
Yards in Grapevine usually sit on expansive clay that swells when wet and cracks in a dry summer. Foundations hate that movement, so keep new soil from piling against brick and keep the grade falling away from the house. A gravel layer under a patio or along a drip line gives water a path out.
Summer sun cooks bare beds, so mulch pays off here.
Planning the drop
Many lots near Main Street and the older blocks have mature trees and narrow driveways. A dump truck needs height clearance and a firm surface, so walk the route and trim low limbs before delivery day. Pick a spot where a pile will not block a garage or the street.
Fitting the order to your yard
Grapevine properties range from small lots in the historic center to larger yards toward the lake. A small lot may only need a couple of cubic yards of mulch to refresh the front beds, while a bigger yard could take several tons of topsoil to level a slope before sodding.
Contractors doing a string of patio, retaining wall or drainage jobs in the area often have material delivered to each address in turn, which keeps piles small and the crew moving. Homeowners tackling a weekend project should have tools and helpers ready before the truck shows up,.
goes down just before planting, so line up the delivery with your planting day. Pea gravel and mulch are more forgiving and can wait a few days under a tarp.
Older homes in the historic center often have small front beds edged against brick walks, where a few cubic yards of mulch goes a long way and a pea gravel strip can finish the edge cleanly. Newer subdivisions tend to have larger, flatter lots with fresh sod, which is where topsoil does the most good.
Retaining walls and patios need a firm, draining base, and pea gravel is a common choice for the drainage layer behind a wall. Check the plans for your wall, since the right base depends on its height and the soil behind it.
Because a pile is a single drop, think about the order the work will happen in: base stone first, soil next, mulch last, so nothing gets buried or tracked over.
Nearby cities we serve
Delivery is also available in Euless (6 miles), Flower Mound (7 miles), Lewisville (9 miles), North Richland Hills (10 miles) and Carrollton (11 miles). For other places, see delivery across Texas.
How much do you need?
Work out your material
A planning figure, not a guarantee. Order roughly a tenth extra to cover settling and uneven ground.
Materials available in Grapevine
Price by ZIP- Size1/4 - 3/8″
- Density2800 lb/yd³
- ColorTan / mixed
Price by ZIP- SizeScreened, no size grade
- Density2200 lb/yd³
- ColorDark brown
Price by ZIP- Density800 lb/yd³
- ColorBrown, black, red
Common gravel projects in Grapevine
Nearby cities we serve
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Where we deliver in Grapevine
Our service radius from Grapevine, TX covers the metro area and nearby outlying neighborhoods. Outside the marked area, send your ZIP and we will quote the haul.
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Should I use topsoil or compost for a new Grapevine lawn?
What kind of mulch works best against Texas summer heat?
Shredded mulch knits together and stays put on slopes, while chunky bark lets more air through and breaks down slowly. Dark mulch absorbs more heat, so lighter types may be a gentler option for sun-baked west-facing beds. Pick by how exposed the bed is, and keep it clear of trunks and siding.
Can pea gravel go under a deck or around a pool?
Pea gravel works under a deck as a drainage and weed layer when laid over landscape fabric. Around a pool it is sometimes used for planters or surrounding strips, but loose stones can get tracked into the water. Many owners prefer a firmer surface right at the pool edge.
How do I stop soil from washing out after spreading?
Rake it to a gentle slope, then seed, sod or lay mulch over it quickly. Bare soil moves in heavy rain, especially near driveways and curbs. Straw or erosion blanket helps on slopes. Do not leave piles uncovered where runoff can carry them into the street.
Do I need a permit or HOA approval before delivery?
Dumping material on your own lot normally needs no permit, but a pile left in the street can. Check your HOA rules on landscaping changes and on how long material can sit in view. Ask the neighborhood association before changing front yard beds or adding large gravel areas.
How much does a ton of gravel cover?
Coverage depends on how thick you spread it and on the stone's weight per cubic yard, which the product page lists. A thin path layer stretches much further than a deep drainage bed, so the same ton can cover very different areas. Use that listed weight to compare a path and a bed before you pick an order size.
Can two neighbors split a delivery?
Yes, if both of you want the same material and the total meets the minimum. One person places the order and the truck tips a single pile, so agree on a spot that works for both. Settle up directly between yourselves, since the order is under one address.
What if the truck cannot get into my backyard?
The driver can only tip where the truck can safely reach, so a front driveway or curb drop is typical. From there you can move material with a wheelbarrow or a few helpers. Plan who will do the carry before you order a large amount.