Construction Pea-Gravel 3/8” Minus

Enhance Your Projects with Quality 3/8" Minus Construction Pea Gravel

3/8" Minus Construction Pea Gravel is a versatile screened gravel, featuring a blend of gravel sizes down to approximately 3/8". This high-quality gravel is ideal for a wide range of applications, making it a practical choice for any landscaping or construction project.

Key Features:

• Size: This gravel measures down to 3/8", providing a fine mix that works seamlessly in various applications, from driveways to concrete mixtures.
• Versatility: Perfect for park strips, foundations, pathways, and more, this gravel ensures optimal performance in both residential and commercial projects.
• Durability: Sourced from high-quality materials, this pea gravel can withstand the elements, maintaining its functionality and integrity throughout the seasons.

Benefits:

• Functional Use: 3/8" Minus Construction Pea Gravel is not only ideal for aesthetics but also provides excellent drainage and erosion control, enhancing the longevity of your outdoor spaces.
• Easy Installation: Its smaller size makes it easy to handle and install, allowing for a smooth application process whether you're covering large areas or filling in gaps.
• Low Maintenance: Unlike organic materials that decompose, this gravel requires minimal upkeep, ensuring lasting beauty and functionality without the hassle of frequent replacement.

Ideal Use Applications:

• Park Strips: Incorporate this gravel into your park strip for a clean, finished look that complements surrounding landscaping elements.
• Zen Gardens: Create a peaceful retreat with a clean and serene look using Canyon Point Peagravel in your zen garden design.
• Foundation Base: Use as a reliable base layer under concrete slabs, ensuring proper drainage and stability for structures.
• Pathways: Form small gravel pathways that blend functionality with aesthetics, enhancing accessibility and beauty in your outdoor spaces.
• Landscaping Features: Add depth and texture to garden beds and landscape designs, providing a practical yet visually pleasing element to your outdoor space.

Delivery Service Area

At Haul-4-U, based in Herriman, Utah, we proudly deliver 3/8" Minus Construction Pea Gravel across a wide range of locations, including:

• Salt Lake County
• Utah County
• Davis County
• Tooele County
• Summit County
• Weber County
• Wasatch County

Wherever you are in these areas, our commitment is to deliver high-quality products right to your doorstep or job site.

Why Choose Us?

• Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable team is ready to assist you in selecting the right quantity and size of 3/8" Minus Construction Pea Gravel for your project.
• Quality Assurance: We source only the finest materials to ensure your projects look stunning and perform reliably for years to come.
• Customer Satisfaction: Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we strive to provide exceptional service with every order.

Ready to Enhance Your Projects?

Contact us today to learn more about 3/8" Minus Construction Pea Gravel and how it can elevate your landscaping and construction endeavors. Let’s build something exceptional together!

Construction Gravel Notice: Color, texture, type of rock, is not guaranteed with construction gravels. These gravels are more meant for subgrade areas, under concrete slab pours, french drain fills, under foundation pour, under sheds, driveway areas where concern is only about size of rock and not color, etc.

Best Results: For best results and to reduce weed growth, install rock around 2" - 3" deep over top of quality commercial grade weed barrier.

Recommended Depth Rule: The rule of thumb with rock is to install a rock atleast twice the size of the rock not going any less than 2" deep when using small rocks. With a 3/8" rock, the minimum recommended depth would be 2" deep. Going less will likely show the bare ground beneath the rock. You are welcome to place rock deeper than the minimum recommended. 

Notice: Rocks do not come clean. They may contain dust, small amounts of crushing fines, or some dirt stuck to the rocks. This is all due to the crushing or screening process. The images used are normally of the rocks after they have been cleaned off to showcase what the rocks will look like after rain, sprinklers, etc has cleaned them off. It is best to install rocks first, then rinse any dust or dirt off once installed.