A dump truck with its bed raised pours dark gray crushed rock onto a concrete driveway in front of a house.

Gravel, base and fill delivered in Bloomington

For contractors and homeowners, from ten bags to full loads.

Bloomington is an unincorporated stretch between Fontana and Rialto that has kept its big lots, its horse properties, and a lot of unpaved driveways while warehouses rise on its edges. That mix is exactly what we deliver for: a homeowner who is tired of dust and mud on a dirt driveway, and a contractor who needs base under a new commercial pad across the street from that homeowner.

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Straight answers

What we deliver here
Class 2 base, CAB, crushed rock, gravel, DG, washed concrete and plaster sand, fill sand, topsoil, fill dirt, decorative rock, mulch, and short-load and full-load concrete. We also haul away broken concrete, asphalt, and dirt.
Load sizes
From ten bags to a full dump truck load. Super sacks and bags for smaller jobs.
What to say when you call
The material, how many tons or yards, the cross streets, the access (gates, slope, overhead lines), and whether you need it today.

Features

  • Same-day runs to Bloomington when a truck is free
  • Truck matched to the access, small loads to full transfers
  • Sourced from supply yards and quarries we work closely with in the San Fernando Valley and the Inland Empire
  • Delivery slip handed over with every load

Benefits

  • One straight delivered price, no add-ons
  • Same-day when a truck is available
  • Placed in tight driveways and backyards
  • A real person answers 24/7
A dump truck with its bed raised has dropped a pile of gray crushed rock on bare dirt beside a concrete slab.

What gets ordered here

  • 3/4" crushed rock for driveways. On a dirt driveway it packs down, stops the dust, and sheds water instead of holding it.
  • Class 2 road base as the layer under a gravel driveway or an RV pad, and in bulk under the new commercial construction.
  • 1-1/2" crushed where trucks and trailers park.
  • Fill dirt and fill sand for grading lots and backfilling trenches.
  • Decomposed granite for horse areas and paths around the larger properties.

Getting a truck in

Most Bloomington lots have room to turn a truck around, which makes placement easy. Soft ground after rain is the thing to mention; we'll stay on the hard pack and dump where you point.

From Skip

"Bloomington, there's some new development going on, commercial-wise."
Skip, owner

When we're not the right fit

  • We're delivery only. There is no yard to visit, so you can't pick up material or look at it before it arrives.
  • We provide delivery slips with every load, not certified weight tickets.
  • There is no minimum. Small orders pay the regular delivery fee, and super sacks and bags cover the small ones.

If any of those is a deal-breaker for your job, tell us when you call and we'll say so straight.

Job in Bloomington? Call.

Call (213) 999-8161

Questions we get every day

What should I put on a dirt driveway in Bloomington?

Class 2 base first if it's soft, then 3/4" crushed rock on top. At least two inches of rock, more where trucks park.

Is there a minimum order?

No minimum. A few tons for a driveway is a regular order here.

Can you handle a warehouse project in Bloomington?

Yes. Full loads, dozens of them, scheduled around your crew.

Do you deliver the same day?

Often, yes. Our supply yards close around 4:30 or 5 PM, so call a couple of hours before that. If a truck is free it goes out today. If it can't make it, it's there first thing in the morning.

What's the smallest amount you'll deliver?

No minimum. We have delivered ten bags and we have delivered 6,800 tons. Small orders pay the regular delivery fee.

Can you deliver into a tight driveway or backyard?

Yes. Our drivers place material where you need it, including tight access.

Do you provide weight tickets?

Every load comes with a delivery slip showing our information and the tonnage.

What areas do you serve?

Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties, day in and day out. Special material has gone as far as Sacramento, Redding and Las Vegas.

Do you do short-load concrete?

Yes, 1 to 5 yards, and well past that: full 10-yard trucks and larger pours. We supply the concrete, your crew places it. Mixes are 2,500, 3,500 and 5,000 PSI in a 3/8" or 1" rock. We also deliver slurry.

Do you haul away material?

Yes. Dirt, broken concrete, asphalt, and demolition debris that recycles. No metal, no wood. The concrete and asphalt go to a recycler and come back as base rock.

Does a real person answer?

Yes, 24/7, in English, Spanish and Armenian.

Delivering in Bloomington.

(213) 999-8161

Answered 24/7 in English, Spanish, and Armenian

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