Crushed Stone #57 Delivery by the Ton in Florida

Florida's sandy soil drains fast but rarely compacts on its own, which is why crushed stone #57 shows up in so many driveway and drainage specs across the state. Crushed stone is quarried rock that gets crushed and screened into angular pieces, and those angular pieces are what give it an edge over the round, loose sand that sits under most Florida yards. We deliver crushed stone by the ton to addresses from the panhandle down through central Florida to the coastal counties in the south, with a delivered price quoted by ZIP code before you commit to an order.

Popular Uses for Crushed Stone in Florida

Florida's flat terrain and high water table push a lot of projects toward stone instead of soil. Frequent uses include:

• Drainage fields and French drains around foundations
• Base layers under pavers, patios and pool decks
• Driveway and parking pad base in sandy soil
• Erosion control on sloped or low lying lots

#57 Crushed Stone is the most requested size for drainage because it stays open and lets water move through. For a firmer driveway base, Crusher Run compacts tighter, and 3/4" Crushed Stone works well under pavers. Where a job needs the driveway base and the drainage layer to sit right next to each other, ordering both sizes on the same delivery is common, since one truck can carry more than one product tier.

Crushed Stone Delivery Across Florida

Delivery reach spans the length of the state, and lead times depend on how far a load has to travel from the nearest supply point. The corridor running through the middle of the state and the coastal metro counties on both sides tend to see the shortest wait between order and delivery. Rural counties in the panhandle and the far south sometimes add a day. None of that changes the basic process: you pick a date, the driver confirms it, and the load arrives at the address you gave. Every order pulls from the same Crushed Stone lineup, and the Florida delivery page shows current lead times by region.

How to Order

Start with your ZIP code to get a delivered price for your address. The crushed stone calculator converts your project's length, width and depth into tons, using crushed stone's weight of about 2,700 pounds per cubic yard. Pick a delivery window once you know the quantity, and the truck delivers the stone directly to your driveway or job site. If a project spans more than one address, running the calculator separately for each site keeps the tonnage accurate instead of relying on a single rough estimate for the whole job.

Local Sourcing and Pricing in Florida

Price follows distance more than anything else with a heavy material like crushed stone. A load hauled a short distance costs less to deliver than the same product moved across several counties, so pricing varies by ZIP code rather than a single statewide number. Larger orders also spread the delivery cost over more tons, which lowers the per ton price compared with a small top off load. Sourcing locally where possible keeps Florida quotes as low as the haul allows, which is part of why the delivered price for the same product can differ between two addresses in the same county.