Gravel, Stone & Topsoil
Delivered Free Across South Dakota

“Creek bank behind a rental property near Toronto had been slowly caving in for years, taking a chunk of the yard with it after every big rain. Five tons of riprap from South Dakota Rock Supply along the worst stretch stopped the undercutting for good. Tenants have a little more usable yard now, and the tandem driver managed to back down the steep bank access without tearing up the grass too badly.”

“We laid eighteen tons of crusher run in two lifts, compacting each pass before adding the next, since the fines in this mix lock harder than the number 4 we used the year before. The tandem driver eased down the narrow farm approach without clipping the mailbox and dumped both loads exactly where our stakes were set. Snowplow season is behind us now and the pad hasn't heaved or rutted once, even with a dually parked on it most of January.”

“Our crew handles storm drain work around Rapid City, and number 8 became our go to after the quarry stone we used before clogged the perforations with fines. Fourteen tons went out to a subdivision job on the west side where we laid four hundred feet of pipe through rocky Black Hills soil. The tri axle made three trips over two days, staging where our foreman marked each time, never blocking the cul de sac during school pickup. Backfilled and inspected in November, and after a full winter of freeze and thaw the trench line hasn't settled an inch.”

“Four tons of railroad ballast for the feeding area that turns to soup every winter outside Eagle Butte. Drains fast even packed down under the cattle. No more standing water by the bunks.”

“Topped off the half mile drive back to our barn outside White River with fourteen tons of driveway gravel before the vet started making regular calls for a mare close to foaling. Smoothed out the washboard ruts that had been rattling the trailer for two years. The tri axle handled our gate turn better than I expected and dumped both loads right along the fence line where we flagged it.”

“Called South Dakota Rock Supply for ten tons of road base to firm up the lane leading to our grain bins outside Highmore before harvest trucks started rolling through every day. Graded it out with the box blade and it packed down hard enough that the semis hauling corn to the elevator don't leave a single rut. Held up fine through a wet October and into a hard freeze without heaving.”