Gravel, Soil and Mulch Delivery in North Richland Hills, TX
MyGravelBuddy North Richland Hills delivers crushed stone, gravel, topsoil, sand, and mulch throughout North Richland Hills, TX and surrounding areas. Typical delivery Mon-Sat.
North Richland Hills is a Tarrant County suburb of about 71,000 people, tucked between Fort Worth and the airport corridor. For gravel delivery in North Richland Hills, TX, along with topsoil and mulch, you can build an order here in a few clicks and see the delivered price for your ZIP.
Gravel delivery in North Richland Hills, TX by the truckload
Pea gravel are sold by the ton. Mulch in North Richland Hills is sold by the cubic yard. Each product page spells out its unit, and the smallest order is 2 of them. As quantities grow, the rate for each unit comes down.
Picking what fits your yard
Pea Gravel is the choice for walkways, dog runs and decorative borders. The stones are small and rounded, which feels comfortable underfoot.
Premium Screened Topsoil suits grading, new sod and raised beds. Because it is screened, you get fewer rocks and clumps to rake out.
Mulch goes over finished beds and around trees to hold in moisture and slow weeds.
Common projects in this part of Tarrant County
Local jobs range from small to substantial. Homeowners with older, established yards often rebuild a worn bed, add a gravel border along a fence, or patch bare spots where a tree came down. Newer homes in the area tend to need grading, sod prep and fresh planting beds right after the builder leaves.
Contractors use deliveries for patio bases, drainage strips beside foundations and landscaping packages for clients. Many of them order by job stage, so the stone for a base is down before the soil and mulch for the planting that follows, and only one pile sits in the driveway at a time.
fills the frame, compost path alongside keeps shoes clean on the way to the garden and gives the mower a clear edge to follow. Dog runs and shaded play areas are the other common jobs, and both are usually finished with a single stone delivery, with a separate soil order only if the ground needs leveling first.
Before the truck rolls in
Choose the drop spot with the haul in mind. Many lots in North Richland Hills have mature trees near the street, so look up as well as down, because branches can block a raised truck bed. A clear stretch of driveway, with the garage door shut and cars moved, gives the driver room to work.
Put a tarp or sheets of plywood down first. They protect the surface and make cleanup a matter of folding the tarp rather than sweeping.
Working in North Texas heat
Summer afternoons here are hard on anyone shoveling. Schedule spreading for early morning and keep water close. Fresh mulch can look dry on top while staying damp underneath, so break the pile open with a rake before you spread it.
After a heavy rain, hold off spreading topsoil until it has crumbled a little. Wet soil clumps and compacts under your boots.
Neighboring cities we reach
Orders also go to nearby cities such as Euless (8 miles), Fort Worth (10 miles), Grapevine (10 miles), Arlington (11 miles) and Flower Mound (14 miles). Each of those cities has its own delivered price on the product pages. See delivery across Texas for other areas.
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 North Richland Hills
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 North Richland Hills
Nearby cities we serve
Local supplier
Where we deliver in North Richland Hills
Our service radius from North Richland Hills, 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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Do you sell gravel types besides pea gravel here?
The catalog for North Richland Hills currently lists pea gravel, Premium Screened Topsoil and mulch. Availability is set per city, so the list on this page is what you can order today. If your project calls for something different, such as crushed stone, ask our team before you plan around it.
How do I turn square feet into tons?
Multiply length by width to get square feet, then by the depth in feet, to find cubic feet. In North Richland Hills, divide cubic feet by 27 to reach cubic yards. Stone and soil are sold by the ton, so the product page calculator handles the conversion for you. Use it rather than guessing, since density varies by material.
Can pea gravel be used around a pool or patio?
Yes, it is a popular fill beside patios and pool decks because it stays cool underfoot compared with many stones and drains quickly. Install edging so it does not wander onto the paving. A fabric layer below keeps the stone from sinking into the soil over time.
What does screened topsoil mean?
Screened topsoil has been sifted to take out rocks, roots and large clumps, so what arrives is fine and crumbly. That makes it easier to rake level, mix into a bed, or spread before sod. Unscreened fill can look similar in the pile but usually takes more work to clear before planting.
Should mulch touch tree trunks?
No. Pull mulch back a few inches from the trunk so the bark stays dry and does not rot. Spread it wide around the tree rather than piling it into a volcano shape. Keeping it away from house siding and wood fences also gives pests less to hide in.
Can pea gravel be used on a sloped yard?
Pea gravel rolls, so on a slope it tends to creep downhill after heavy rain. If you want it on a gentle grade, set firm edging along the low side and keep the stone area small. For steeper ground, a heavier angular stone or a terraced bed will hold better.
What happens if I order more than I need?
Leftover pea gravel and topsoil keep well if covered. Store the pile under a tarp, ideally on a slab or pavers so it does not mix with the ground. Many homeowners use extra soil for later repairs. Mulch is best spread soon, since it breaks down in a pile.
Can a small contractor set up regular deliveries?
Contractors can place orders as often as jobs require, each priced for the ZIP of the site. Having the drop location and access details ready speeds things up. Ordering materials for one job in the same week can save you extra trips between sites.