FAQ

How many square feet does a ton of gravel cover?

A ton of gravel covers about 115 sq ft at 2 inches deep or about 75 sq ft at 3 inches. One ton is roughly 0.7 cubic yards.

How many square feet does a ton of gravel cover?

A ton of gravel covers about 115 sq ft at 2 inches deep or about 75 sq ft at 3 inches. One ton is roughly 0.7 cubic yards.

What mulch is best for roses?

Use a natural, undyed mulch like hemlock or pine bark, 2-3 inches deep, and keep it a few inches off the canes for airflow.

What mulch is best for roses?

Use a natural, undyed mulch like hemlock or pine bark, 2-3 inches deep, and keep it a few inches off the canes for airflow.

Do you deliver to Wellesley, MA?

Yes - Ottr delivers bulk mulch, soil, sand, and stone across Wellesley, MA six days a week, with the exact delivery fee shown at checkout by ZIP.

Do you deliver to Wellesley, MA?

Yes - Ottr delivers bulk mulch, soil, sand, and stone across Wellesley, MA six days a week, with the exact delivery fee shown at checkout by ZIP.

Do you deliver to Holbrook, MA?

Yes - Ottr delivers bulk materials to Holbrook, MA Monday-Saturday. $100/load within 30 driving miles of Dorchester, then $4/mile - exact fee at checkout.

Do you deliver to Holbrook, MA?

Yes - Ottr delivers bulk materials to Holbrook, MA Monday-Saturday. $100/load within 30 driving miles of Dorchester, then $4/mile - exact fee at checkout.

How much stone do I need for a dry creek bed?

Multiply width x length x 3-4 inches, then divide by 324. A 2-ft wide, 30-ft creek bed needs about 0.8 cubic yards - order 1-1.5 with accent stones.

How much stone do I need for a dry creek bed?

Multiply width x length x 3-4 inches, then divide by 324. A 2-ft wide, 30-ft creek bed needs about 0.8 cubic yards - order 1-1.5 with accent stones.

How wide does my driveway need to be for delivery?

Trucks need about 10 feet of side clearance and 13.5 feet overhead. Tighter than that, the driver sets the pile curbside as close as safely possible.

How wide does my driveway need to be for delivery?

Trucks need about 10 feet of side clearance and 13.5 feet overhead. Tighter than that, the driver sets the pile curbside as close as safely possible.