FAQ

Do you deliver to Duxbury, MA?

Yes - Ottr delivers to all of Duxbury, MA for about $104 per truckload. Enter your ZIP at checkout for the exact fee.

Do you deliver to Duxbury, MA?

Yes - Ottr delivers to all of Duxbury, MA for about $104 per truckload. Enter your ZIP at checkout for the exact fee.

What's the difference between the Riverbed ston...

Riverbed river stone comes in four sizes: 1/4-inch Rice for joints and paths, 3/8-inch Pea for patios and pools, 3/4-inch for beds, 1.5-inch for drainage.

What's the difference between the Riverbed ston...

Riverbed river stone comes in four sizes: 1/4-inch Rice for joints and paths, 3/8-inch Pea for patios and pools, 3/4-inch for beds, 1.5-inch for drainage.

Can I add more material to an existing order?

Yes - call or text dispatch before delivery day and we can usually add yards to your order. Once the truck is loaded, extra material is a new order.

Can I add more material to an existing order?

Yes - call or text dispatch before delivery day and we can usually add yards to your order. Once the truck is loaded, extra material is a new order.

How many yards do I need for a 12x16 shed pad?

A 12x16 shed pad needs about 4 cubic yards of dense-graded base at 6 inches deep: 192 sq ft x 6 in / 324 = 3.6, rounded up.

How many yards do I need for a 12x16 shed pad?

A 12x16 shed pad needs about 4 cubic yards of dense-graded base at 6 inches deep: 192 sq ft x 6 in / 324 = 3.6, rounded up.

Do you deliver to Marblehead, MA?

Yes - Marblehead is inside Ottr's flat-rate zone: bulk delivery is $100 per truckload, confirmed at checkout by ZIP.

Do you deliver to Marblehead, MA?

Yes - Marblehead is inside Ottr's flat-rate zone: bulk delivery is $100 per truckload, confirmed at checkout by ZIP.

How much does 5 yards of mulch weigh?

About 4,500 lbs - bulk mulch weighs roughly 900 lbs per cubic yard dry, and rain-soaked loads run noticeably heavier.

How much does 5 yards of mulch weigh?

About 4,500 lbs - bulk mulch weighs roughly 900 lbs per cubic yard dry, and rain-soaked loads run noticeably heavier.