Gravel is a loose aggregation of small rock fragments commonly used in construction, landscaping, and drainage systems. It varies in size, shape, and composition depending on its source and intended use.

Types of Gravel:

• Crushed Stone – Mechanically crushed rock with angular edges, ideal for driveways and construction bases.
• Pea Gravel – Small, smooth, rounded stones, often used for pathways and decorative landscaping.
• River Rock – Naturally rounded stones from riverbeds, used for drainage, gardens, and edging.
• Decomposed Granite (DG) – Fine, sandy gravel used for pathways and patios.
• Bank Run Gravel – A mix of sand, dirt, and various-sized stones, often used for filling and drainage.

Common Gravel Uses:

• Driveways & Pathways – Provides a stable, permeable surface.
• Landscaping – Used for mulching, decorative borders, and rock gardens.
• Drainage & Erosion Control – Helps direct water flow and prevent soil erosion.
• Construction – Used as a base material for roads, foundations, and concrete.