FAQ

Do you deliver in the rain?

Yes - deliveries run in light rain without issue. Heavy storms can shift your window for safety, and Ottr always calls before changing anything.

Do you deliver in the rain?

Yes - deliveries run in light rain without issue. Heavy storms can shift your window for safety, and Ottr always calls before changing anything.

How much stone dust for a 4-foot wide walkway?

A 4-ft wide walkway takes about 1 cubic yard of stone dust per 25 feet at 3 inches deep. Building base plus topping? Double it.

How much stone dust for a 4-foot wide walkway?

A 4-ft wide walkway takes about 1 cubic yard of stone dust per 25 feet at 3 inches deep. Building base plus topping? Double it.

Do you deliver to Taunton, MA?

Yes - Taunton, MA is on Ottr's delivery map, with loads running about $132 in delivery. Your exact fee shows at checkout by ZIP.

Do you deliver to Taunton, MA?

Yes - Taunton, MA is on Ottr's delivery map, with loads running about $132 in delivery. Your exact fee shows at checkout by ZIP.

How much stone does a french drain need per 10 ...

A french drain trench about 1 ft wide and 18 in deep takes roughly 0.56 cubic yards of 3/4-inch stone per 10 feet - about 3 yards per 50-foot run.

How much stone does a french drain need per 10 ...

A french drain trench about 1 ft wide and 18 in deep takes roughly 0.56 cubic yards of 3/4-inch stone per 10 feet - about 3 yards per 50-foot run.

Do you deliver to Norton, MA?

Yes - Ottr delivers throughout Norton, MA for about $119-131 per load depending on your ZIP. The exact fee appears at checkout.

Do you deliver to Norton, MA?

Yes - Ottr delivers throughout Norton, MA for about $119-131 per load depending on your ZIP. The exact fee appears at checkout.

What is rip rap and where is it used?

Rip rap is large 6-12 inch armor stone used to hold slopes, shorelines, culvert ends, and washout-prone channels against moving water.

What is rip rap and where is it used?

Rip rap is large 6-12 inch armor stone used to hold slopes, shorelines, culvert ends, and washout-prone channels against moving water.