Before the Truck Arrives: Delivery Prep Checklist

• ✅ Clear access routes
  Remove parked vehicles, equipment, or obstacles from driveways and access roads.
• ✅ Check overhead clearance
  Look for power lines, tree branches, or structures that could interfere with a raised dump bed.
• ✅ Confirm ground conditions
  Soft or muddy ground may limit where a truck can safely dump material.
• ✅ Mark your preferred dump location
  Cones, flags, or clear instructions help drivers place material accurately.
• ✅ Prepare the base
  Remove grass, loose soil, and debris to ensure proper compaction.

Common Questions Before Gravel Delivery

Can gravel be dumped exactly where I want it?

In most cases, yes. However, final placement depends on site access, safety, and ground stability.
Our drivers will place material as close as safely possible to your requested location.

What if my driveway is narrow or steep?

Narrow or steep access may limit dumping options. Let us know ahead of time so we can plan
the safest and most effective delivery approach.

Do I need to be home for delivery?

Not always. Clear instructions and marked dump locations are often sufficient.
If placement details are complex, being on-site can be helpful.

What to Avoid on Delivery Day

• Blocking access after scheduling delivery
• Forgetting to check overhead clearance
• Expecting dumping on unstable ground
• Waiting to prep the site until after delivery