1.  What types of rock and soil do you carry?
We carry a variety of sizes and thicknesses of the following:  boulders, flagstone, river rock, creek rock, slabs, stone artwork, top soil, sand,  aztec, granite crush, retaining wall block, chopped block, pool coping, builders stone, tumbled builders stone, tables and benches made of natural stone.   Visit us and see our huge selection.

2.  How much rock will I need to do my project?
First, you must know the measurements of your space.  For example, if a patio area is 10 x 10 ft, this equals a 100 sq ft.   We recommend at least  one and a half  inch flagstone for this type of project and you will need approx 1 ton.  For different project estimates, give Scott a call and have your measurements handy!  405- 387-5566. 

3.  What kind of base do I need for flagstone?
We recommend decomposed granite as it will not wash away in a hard rain.  When dry, it is extremely hard. 4.  How much stone do I need for a border?
First, measure your border!  For 4 x 4 chopped stone, there is approx 110 linear feet in one ton.  Have your measurements ready before you call Scott!  405-387-5566

5.  How much top soil or sand do I need?
Measure the width, length and depth and Scott will recommend how much. 

6.  Where are you located?
When heading south on I-44, we are the second exit for Newcastle, second exit after the bridge.  We are visible from Interstate 44 on By Pass Rd.    More info

7.  What do you charge?
Our pricing depends on the weight and type of stone.  We sell by pound and by ton.

8.  Do you deliver and what do you charge?
Yes,  we can deliver up to 18,000 lbs without the loader, or 8,000 lbs with the loader.  A trip charge is $100. minimum for local delivery.  Call Scott for specifics.   405-387-5566

9.  What type of equipment do you use to deliver?
Here is a picture of  what we bring.

            

10.  Which rocks will work for building materials on my home?
Almost all natural stone can be used for various building purposes.

11.  Can you drill a hole for a bubbler or fountain?
Yes.   Call Scott for specifics.

12.  What is a Yard?
27 cubic feet