Crushed Stone, Sand and Gravel in Moore, ID
Order gravel and aggregate delivery in Moore, ID by the ton or the yard. Idaho Rock Supply drops bulk loads for drives, pads, drainage and beds.
Start with road mix if you are building a base. It locks up under a roller and carries a drive, a parking pad or a shop floor.
Materials for Moore Projects
Grading and bed prep start below the surface. Bring a low spot up with fill dirt before anything else goes down.
Fill dirt raises grade and backfills around foundations. It is structural fill, not a finished surface, so plan a top layer over it.
Then build the planting ground. Thin soil over basalt will not grow a lawn, so screened topsoil goes on top.
Topsoil is screened and clean, ready for lawns and bed prep. Use Top Soil where the native ground is too stony to plant into.
Raised beds and planting areas want something richer. Garden Soil gives roots a bed that holds moisture through a dry summer.
Base comes next. 3/4 Road Mix is crushed base with the fines left in, and it is what Idaho yards call road mix.
A contractor asking for 3/4 minus wants the same load.
Under that base, pit run does the heavy lifting. Pit Run is unprocessed gravel straight from the pit, used as sub base and structural fill.
Where water has to move, clean washed rock is the answer. Drain Rock runs french drains, foundation drains and downspout runs.
For a drive surface that stays put, use angular rock. 3/4" Crushed Stone also beds pipe and handles drainage.
Ground and Conditions in Moore
Water is the whole story here. Spring runoff off the mountains and heavy irrigation both push water at ground that has nowhere to send it.
Across the Upper Snake River Plain and the eastern farm valleys, basalt sits close to the surface. Drives and footings end up on thin ground over rock.
That means drainage has to be deliberate. A clean washed layer gives water a path instead of a puddle, which is why drain rock and 3/4 inch crushed rock matter on this ground.
Snowmelt and cloudburst runoff also cut at banks and culvert outlets. RipRap armors those edges against moving water.
The working season is short. Frozen ground stops compaction from late fall to early spring, and the dependable base and paver window runs from late spring into early autumn.
Freezes here are long and hard, and the thaw in spring is sharp. Footing depth is set by the local building official, so confirm it before you pour.
Delivery to Moore and the Surrounding Area
You order online and a dump truck tips the load on site. Quantities are ordered by the ton or by the yard.
Each product page has a calculator, so you can size the load before you check out. Pick a delivery date at checkout and the truck arrives.
Have the drop spot open and reachable. The truck tips the pile in one place, so clear the area and leave room for the bed to swing clear.
Idaho Rock Supply delivers across Butte County, including Arco and Howe. Moore sits in the middle of that ground.
Questions About Ordering in Moore
Can I order material by the ton for delivery in Moore?
Yes. Every material on the site is ordered by the ton or by the yard, and the load arrives by dump truck at your site in Moore.
Use the calculator on the product page to size the quantity, then choose a delivery date at checkout. The truck tips the pile where you leave room for it.
What stone should I use for drainage in Moore?
Use clean washed rock where water has to move. Drain Rock is the Idaho name for it, sold as 3/4 clean, and it suits french drains, foundation drains, drywells and downspout runs.
For heavier flow or a trench bottom, #4 Crushed Stone is the larger option. RipRap armors banks and culvert outlets where runoff cuts at the edge.
Order Road Mix, Soil and Rock for Moore Jobs
Idaho Rock Supply delivers base, washed stone, sand, soil and decorative rock to Moore and the rest of Butte County. Grading, bed prep, drives, pads and drainage all start with the right load.
Size it on the product page and set your delivery date online.