Gravel, Soil and Mulch Delivery in Medford, OR
MyGravelBuddy Medford delivers crushed stone, gravel, topsoil, sand, and mulch throughout Medford, OR and surrounding areas. Typical delivery Mon-Sat.
How gravel delivery in Medford, OR works
Medford customers get bulk material sent to the address instead of loading a pickup at a yard. Gravel delivery in Medford, OR works the same way for a backyard path as for a contractor's grading job: choose the product, enter the ZIP, and read the delivered price. That price covers the haul, and the ZIP check keeps you from guessing.
The pages below carry the detail on each product. This page just helps you pick the right one and understand how an order is built.
Five materials available around Medford
- Pea Gravel, sold by the ton. Smooth small stone for walkways, dog runs and drainage trenches.
- Medford grading jobs can use Fill Dirt, which is sold by the ton. Economical bulk fill for building up low ground or backfilling.
- Across Medford, Premium Screened Topsoil is sold by the ton. A clean, sifted soil for lawns and raised beds.
- For Medford beds, Mulch is sold by the cubic yard. A surface layer for beds, shrubs and trees.
- Medford gardeners buy Compost by the cubic yard. Organic matter to blend into garden soil.
Anyone looking for bulk gravel nearby will find Pea Gravel the main stone product in this list, so read its page for coverage depth and use cases.
Minimum order and pricing logic
Every order starts at 2 units of one material. Fill Dirt and Premium Screened Topsoil are measured in tons, so the floor is 2 tons. Mulch and Compost are measured in cubic yards, so the floor is 2 cubic yards.
The delivered price depends on your ZIP, and the rate per unit drops as the quantity goes up. If a project needs a truckload of gravel, enter a bigger quantity and watch how the per-unit rate responds before you check out.
Checking your address
The ZIP field on each product page tells you right away whether your property can be served. For jobs elsewhere in the state, see delivery across Oregon.
Southern Oregon site conditions to plan for
Dry summers in the Rogue Valley mean newly planted beds need mulch quickly to hold moisture, so many gardeners pair Mulch with Compost. Dry ground also makes dust, which is one reason to wet down Fill Dirt after it is spread.
Gravel is a good fit for drainage work before the rainy months, since a trench filled with Pea Gravel gives runoff somewhere to go.
Choosing between the products
to correct the grade followed by Premium Screened Topsoil on top for the new lawn. Each product page explains typical uses so you can compare before you commit to an order.
Where the pile lands
The truck unloads in one spot. Choose it ahead of time, keep the route clear, and lay boards or a tarp down if you want to protect pavers or turf. After that the shoveling and raking are yours, so line up help for a bigger pile.
Sizing a Medford order
Measure the area before you pick a quantity. Multiply length by width by the depth you want, in feet, then divide by 27 to get cubic yards. Mulch and Compost are sold in that unit, so the result maps straight onto the order. For the ton products, the product page explains how far a ton goes at a given depth, and it is wise to round up a little so the last corner of the job is not left bare. Small projects still need to reach the 2-unit minimum, so a modest path or a single raised bed may call for rounding up to that floor.
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 Medford
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- Density2200 lb/yd³
- ColorBrown
Price by ZIP- Density1000 lb/yd³
- ColorDark brown
Price by ZIP- Density800 lb/yd³
- ColorBrown, black, red
Common gravel projects in Medford
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Where we deliver in Medford
Our service radius from Medford, OR 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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What materials can be delivered to Medford?
Medford addresses can order Mulch, Premium Screened Topsoil, Pea Gravel, Compost and Fill Dirt. The soil and stone products are sold by the ton, and the organic products are sold by the cubic yard. Pick a product page, enter your ZIP, and the delivered price appears for your location.
Does the price include delivery?
Yes. The price shown on a product page is a delivered price for the ZIP you enter, not a pickup price with a trip fee added later. It also gets lower per unit when the order gets larger, so it is worth totaling the whole project first.
What is the minimum order for Medford?
You need at least 2 units of one material. That is 2 tons of Pea Gravel, Premium Screened Topsoil or Fill Dirt. In Medford, Mulch and Compost orders begin at 2 cubic yards. The site does not take orders below that amount.
Can I order for a property that is not in Medford itself?
Possibly. Town names can mislead, so the ZIP check on each product page is the best way to confirm whether an address can be served. Enter the ZIP of the property before you plan the job, and the page tells you whether it works and shows the delivered price for that location.
Can I use the same ZIP check for more than one job site?
Yes. Enter the ZIP for each address and the product page shows the delivered price for that location. Small contractors in the Medford area often keep a page open per site, since quantities and prices stay tied to each address, and a larger order at any one site lowers the rate per unit there.
Where should the pile go if the ground is soft?
Choose a firm spot the truck can reach without crossing a soft lawn or a muddy side yard, which matters most in the wet Southern Oregon winter. The driver leaves a single pile there, so if the only open area is soft, ask whether a firmer spot nearer the street would work.
Can I combine Mulch and Compost in one bed?
Yes, many gardeners blend Compost into the soil first and then finish the bed with Mulch on top. They are separate orders, each with its own 2-unit minimum. Read both product pages for typical uses so you order enough of each for the area you want to cover.
Should I order before or after the rainy season?
Either works, so many people schedule bigger deliveries for drier weeks. Mulch and Compost suit beds once they have been cleared and watered, so those orders can wait until planting is close.