Gravel Delivery in Henderson, NV: Ton and Yard Pricing by ZIP

Henderson sits in the southeast corner of the Las Vegas Valley, a fast growing city of roughly 350,000 residents inside the Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise metro. Gravel delivery in Henderson, NV brings crushed stone, gravel, topsoil, mulch and several other bulk materials straight to a driveway, backyard or small job site, with the delivered price set once you enter your ZIP code rather than a flat number printed on this page.

What Gravel Delivery in Henderson, NV Covers

, pea gravel, river rock, mulch, crushed concrete, asphalt millings, road base, driveway gravel and walkway gravel. Nine of those, including the stone, topsoil, concrete and millings, are priced and sold by the ton. Mulch breaks that pattern on this list, since it ships and prices by the cubic yard instead. There is no single citywide rate: pricing depends on the material, the load size and your Henderson ZIP code, and that figure only appears once you check availability for your address.

Popular Materials in the Henderson Area

Here is what homeowners and contractors around Henderson order most often, with a short line on each material before the link to its own page.

• #57 Crushed Stone: angular stone sized for drain lines and a base layer under pavers, sold by the ton. See #57 Crushed Stone for Henderson.
• Pea Gravel in Henderson suits pathways and decorative gardens, where its smooth rounded stones stay comfortable underfoot and sell by the ton. See Pea Gravel for Henderson.
• River Rock: larger rounded stone used for dry creek beds, drainage swales and accent borders, sold by the ton. See River Rock for Henderson.
• Premium Screened Topsoil: screened soil for new lawns, raised beds and filling low spots in the yard, sold by the ton in Henderson. See Premium Screened Topsoil for Henderson.
• Mulch: bark mulch that holds soil moisture and slows weed growth around trees and beds, the one material on this page priced by the cubic yard. See Mulch for Henderson.
• Crushed Concrete: recycled aggregate that compacts into a firm base for driveways and parking pads, sold by the ton. See Crushed Concrete for Henderson.
• Asphalt Millings provide Henderson property owners an economical driveway base that compacts firmly, sold by the ton. See Asphalt Millings for Henderson.
• Road Base: a compactable aggregate blend built for sub base work under pavers and driveways, sold by the ton. See Road Base for Henderson.
• Driveway Gravel in Henderson is sized to handle the weight of parked vehicles on residential drives and worn surfaces, sold by the ton. See Driveway Gravel for Henderson.
• Walkway Gravel: smaller aggregate suited to garden paths and walkways around a Henderson yard, sold by the ton. See Walkway Gravel for Henderson.

Coverage, Radius and Lead Time From Henderson

Delivery from Henderson runs on roughly a 35 mile radius, reaching Las Vegas about 12 miles away and North Las Vegas about 14 miles out, along with the rest of the valley in between. Orders confirmed on a weekday ship within 24 to 48 hours. Henderson delivery sits inside the broader delivery across Nevada network, so the same ZIP based pricing and ordering steps apply whether a load is headed here or to another city on that list.

Minimum Load and Placement in Henderson

A Henderson order has to clear a small minimum before it ships: two tons for any of the ton priced materials, or two cubic yards for mulch. Order 15 tons of stone, soil or aggregate in one trip and delivery is free, a threshold that also applies once a mulch order reaches 15 cubic yards. Most trucks drop the load in the driveway or another spot the driver can safely reach, and moving or spreading it from there is left to the homeowner or contractor. Describing your site, including gates, walls or slope, when you place the order helps the driver plan the drop.

Local Conditions That Shape a Henderson Delivery

Henderson's terrain runs from flatter valley floor near the older part of town to rolling, hillier ground toward the south and east, and grade can affect where a truck parks to unload. The desert climate here means long, hot summers and mild winters, with dry conditions that keep job sites workable most of the year. Soil across the valley tends to be sandy and compacted, with a caliche layer that shows up a foot or two down in many yards, so heavier equipment sometimes helps once material is spread. Noting any slope or hardpan when you order lets the driver choose the safest and most useful spot to drop the load.