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Gravel delivery across New Mexico
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Gravel Delivery in New Mexico

Bulk gravel, crushed stone, topsoil, and mulch delivered to 1 cities across New Mexico. Real local pricing, fast turnaround, full-load free delivery on most orders.

📍 1 cities served 🏙️ 1 metro areas 👥 562,599 in range
1Cities served
1Metro areas
34Materials in stock
0.6MPeople in range

Where New Mexico's aggregate comes from

Most yards in New Mexico pull from crushed basalt and decomposed granite from desert and mountain quarries, so the gray crushed stone you see on driveways is almost always quarried inside the state line. Decorative stone like river rock and pea gravel often travels farther, but base course and crushed stone stay close to home.

That short haul from pit to job site is the reason a tandem load in New Mexico usually beats prices in states that have to truck stone in from the next region. When a quarry runs 30 to 60 miles from the city, contractors get fresh inventory and same-week delivery without paying interstate freight. The trade-off shows up in product mix: each region tends to have one or two materials it does cheaper than anywhere else, and substituting outside that list will cost you.

Pricing trends across New Mexico

Here is what tandem-delivered prices look like across the cities we list in New Mexico. The min column reflects the cheapest yard we see in the state; the max reflects the longest hauls or the smallest split loads.

Material Min /ton Avg /ton Max /ton
Pea Gravel $45 $45 $45
Premium Screened Topsoil $40 $40 $40
River Rock $73 $73 $73
#57 Crushed Stone $55 $55 $55
#67 Stone $53 $53 $53
#89 Crushed Stone $60 $60 $60

Full loads of 16 tons or more typically land at the low end of each range. Split drops, very short hauls under 8 tons, and weekend deliveries push toward the upper end. For budgeting, plan on the average column and add a small cushion for fuel and any access fees.

Delivery logistics in New Mexico

Tandem-axle trucks (10 to 12 tons) handle most New Mexico drops because tighter access roads and grade limits keep tri-axles off many residential streets. Mountain grades and switchbacks mean drivers often pre-scout the last mile, and steep driveways may need a tractor drop at the curb. Construction stays steady from May through October, with shoulder-season jobs squeezed in before the first storms close higher passes.

Permits and rules in New Mexico

New Mexico does not require a permit for routine residential gravel delivery, and most municipalities only get involved on commercial fills over roughly 50 cu yd. If you are running a project that triggers stormwater or floodplain rules at the city level, the local building department is the right first call, and any yard listed here can size the order to fit a phased plan.

Delivery coverage map for New Mexico

Our trucks run out from quarries within roughly a 50-mile radius of every metro we list. Drop a ZIP into the contact form if you are outside the marked cities and we can usually confirm coverage within an hour.

1 cities we serve in New Mexico

Click any city for live local pricing, in-stock materials, and same-day delivery times.

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Materials we deliver in New Mexico

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FAQ: Gravel Delivery in New Mexico

How fast can you deliver gravel in New Mexico?
Same-day delivery is available in most New Mexico metros for orders placed before 11 AM. Outside the metros, expect 1-2 business days.
What's the average cost of bulk gravel in New Mexico?
2026 delivered prices in New Mexico run $42-$68/ton depending on the material and load size. Crushed stone is the cheapest; river rock the priciest. Full-truck orders (16+ tons) save 15-20% on per-ton pricing.
What's the most popular gravel material in New Mexico?
For driveways and base prep, #57 crushed stone leads. For patios and decorative beds, pea gravel and river rock dominate. New Mexico's climate and soil influence which materials get used where.
Do you deliver to rural areas in New Mexico?
Yes, our New Mexico service area extends to a 35-mile radius around each city we list. Longer hauls are quoted on request.
Can I get same-day delivery on weekends in New Mexico?
Saturday delivery is available for an additional $50-$100 fee. Sunday delivery is rare but possible for time-critical jobs.
What's the minimum order for gravel delivery in New Mexico?
1-ton minimum for bag drops; 4-ton minimum for tandem-truck loads. Split-load drops between nearby addresses are available for an extra haul fee.
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