Delivery in Tangipahoa Parish
Crushed limestone does more jobs than any other stone we sell. Driveways. Parking pads. Building bases. French drains. Commercial site prep. It compacts well, drains fast, and holds up under load. That combination is why it shows up on almost every project in Tangipahoa Parish.
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Crushed limestone does more jobs than any other stone we sell. Driveways, parking pads, building bases, French drains, commercial site prep. It compacts well, drains fast, and holds up under load.
We deliver to Hammond, Ponchatoula, Amite City, and the surrounding communities. One call gets it scheduled. Most orders go out within a day or two. Browse all limestone types we carry.
Crushed limestone is the standard driveway material across Tangipahoa Parish. It compacts into a firm surface. It drains well so you don't get standing water after rain. Most residential driveways take 2 to 4 tons depending on length and width. We'll help you figure out the right amount before delivery.
Commercial lots need a solid base before asphalt or concrete goes down. Crushed limestone is the go-to base layer. It compacts tight, handles heavy equipment, and stays stable under load. Contractors around Hammond use it on every commercial site prep job.
French drains need stone that lets water move through fast. Crushed limestone does that. It breaks up Louisiana's heavy clay soils and gives the water a path to flow. We see this used a lot on properties along the I-55 corridor where drainage is a constant problem.
Sheds, shops, and outbuildings need a compacted base. Crushed limestone builds that pad. It's heavy enough to stay put, compacts with a plate compactor or roller, and gives you a level surface before you pour concrete or lay blocks.
When you dig a trench or excavate around a foundation, you need fill that compacts and drains. Crushed limestone works well for backfill situations where you need stability and drainage in the same material. It won't wash out in heavy rain the way dirt does.
Some homeowners use crushed limestone to border garden beds, tree rings, or pathway edges. It stays in place, looks clean, and doesn't float around in a heavy downpour the way lighter mulch does. Good option if you want definition without a lot of maintenance.
| Particle Size | Varies by grade (see related products below) |
| Color | Light gray to off-white |
| Composition | Calcium carbonate limestone |
| Application | Driveways, bases, drainage, backfill |
| Delivery Unit | Cubic yards or tons |
| Minimum Order | 1 ton |
| Service Area | Tangipahoa Parish and surrounding areas |
Measure the length and width of your project area in feet. Estimate the depth you need in inches. Typical driveway depth runs 4 to 6 inches. Base layers usually run 4 inches. Drainage applications often need 6 to 8 inches.
Enter your project dimensions. Toggle between tons and yards.
Call (985) 602-5752 or submit the form. Give us your address, the product, and a rough estimate of how much you need. If you're not sure on quantity, that's fine. We help with that.
We quote a flat delivered price. One number. No fuel surcharges added at the end. No surprises on the invoice.
Our trucks run Tangipahoa Parish, Hammond, Ponchatoula, Amite City, and surrounding areas. We'll set a delivery day and give you a heads-up before the truck rolls.
Limestone is a specific rock type. Crushed limestone has angular edges from the crushing process, which helps it lock together and compact. Gravel is typically rounded from natural weathering and doesn't compact as firmly. For base layers and driveways in Tangipahoa Parish, crushed limestone outperforms most gravel options.
For a new driveway, 4 to 6 inches gives you a solid base. If you're topping an existing driveway that's getting thin in spots, 2 to 3 inches is usually enough. I'd go 6 inches on anything that sees truck traffic regularly.
Yes. Our minimum order is 1 ton. Most homeowners order 2 to 5 tons for driveway projects. Contractors typically order by the truckload. Whatever your job calls for, we can fill it.
Most orders are scheduled within 1 to 2 business days. Spring is our busiest season. If you're planning a project for March through May, call a few days ahead to lock in your spot.
It drains well, so it handles rain better than packed dirt or clay. That said, constantly saturated areas may need a drainage solution first. If you've got standing water after every rain, call us and we'll talk through the right fix for your property.
We deliver across Tangipahoa Parish. Hammond, Ponchatoula, Amite City, Kentwood, and everything in between. Flat delivered price. No fuel charges tacked on at the end.