Fast, Reliable, Local Granite Gravel Delivery

Jasper Gravel Delivery

Ellijay Gravel delivers high-quality, locally sourced granite gravel straight to your driveway or job site Jasper — no middlemen, no delays, and zero headaches.

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Get a Quick Quote

Whether you’re patching potholes in your gravel driveway, prepping for major grading work, or just tired of suppliers who never seem to show up, we make getting gravel simple, dependable, and stress-free.

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Delivery Address

Please list where you would like the gravel delivered


Choose Truck Load Size

We deliver 5 ton and 16 ton truck loads to Ellijay and Blue Ridge. All other locations are 16 ton loads only.


Choose Gravel Type - 5 Ton Truck Load

Choose the type of gravel you would like delivered. (5 Ton Truck Load)


Choose Gravel Type - 16 Ton Truck Load

Choose the type of gravel you would like delivered. (16 Ton Truck Load)


How Many Truck Loads?


Ellijay Gravel company logo with excavator and mountains
Get a Quick Quote

Whether you’re patching potholes in your gravel driveway, prepping for major grading work, or just tired of suppliers who never seem to show up, we make getting gravel simple, dependable, and stress-free.

Rock Lead Form (Includes Prices) (#12)

Delivery Address

Please list where you would like the gravel delivered


Choose Truck Load Size

We deliver 5 ton and 16 ton truck loads to Ellijay and Blue Ridge. All other locations are 16 ton loads only.


Choose Gravel Type - 5 Ton Truck Load

Choose the type of gravel you would like delivered. (5 Ton Truck Load)


Choose Gravel Type - 16 Ton Truck Load

Choose the type of gravel you would like delivered. (16 Ton Truck Load)


How Many Truck Loads?


Jasper Gravel Delivery

Which Gravel Is Right for Your Project?

Here’s a quick guide to help you pick the perfect material for your job.

Gravel TypeStone SizePrimary Use
Base GravelMixed/crusiteFoundation layer
#41–2 inchesDrainage, erosion control
#57½–1 inchDriveways, parking, general use
#89¼–½ inchTop layer, paths, finishing
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The Foundation Layer

Base Gravel

Base gravel is your starting point for any serious driveway or road project. It’s a mix of crushed stone and fine particles that compacts tightly to create a stable foundation.

Best for:
First layer under driveways
Road base for rural properties
Foundation prep for sheds, barns, or outbuildings. Filling low spots or soft areas before finishing with surface gravel.

Good to know: If you’re building a new driveway from scratch, you’ll want base gravel down first. It prevents sinking and rutting later.

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The Heavy-Duty Option

#4 Gravel

These are larger stones, roughly 1 to 2 inches in size. #4 gravel is rugged and provides excellent drainage. Used by a lot of landscapers.

Best for:
Erosion control on slopes and ditches. Drainage projects and French drains. Heavy-traffic areas that need serious stability. Base layer for larger commercial projects

Good to know: #4 is too large to walk on comfortably, so it’s typically used where function matters more than foot traffic.

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The All-Purpose Favorite

#57 Gravel


#57 is the most popular driveway gravel for good reason. These stones range from ½ inch to 1 inch and strike the perfect balance between drainage, stability, and appearance.

Best for:
Driveway top layers
Walkways and paths
Landscaping beds and borders
Parking areas
Pipe bedding and drainage

Good to know: This is what most people picture when they think “gravel driveway.” It locks together well, drains quickly, and looks clean.

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The Fine Finish

#89 Gravel


#89 is the smallest option, with pea-sized stones around ¼ to ½ inch. It creates a smooth, clean surface and fills gaps nicely.

Best for:
Top-dressing existing driveways
Filling in between larger stones
Walkways and garden paths
Dog runs and play areas
Decorative landscaping

Good to know: #89 is comfortable to walk on and gives driveways a finished look. It works best over a base layer rather than on its own.