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A pile of rocks

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A pile of rocks

by Jenny H » Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:09 pm

Does anyone know of a place to get a load of stones delivered? We need some for a parking spot at our house that has turned into a mud pit with the recent rain. I know I can get it cheap at Nugent Sand Co but they said their delivery cost would be way more than I wanted. Thanks!
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Re: A pile of rocks

by Beth K. » Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:25 pm

As an alternative to delivery, I know that you can rent trucks from Home Depot. I have no idea how much they run, but if delivery is that expensive, it may be worth it to haul the load yourself. Good luck!
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Re: A pile of rocks

by Jenny H » Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:28 pm

I have thought of renting a truck like you mentioned but I was worried that since the sides on those trucks aren't very high and the sides aren't completely solid, that rocks would be flying out of the truck and breaking everyone's windows.
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Re: A pile of rocks

by John Hagan » Wed Mar 05, 2008 5:08 pm

We go thru alot of stone at our operation. I have found the best people/price has been with Harrod stone. You see their blue trucks all over the place. Good helpful drivers that can get the trucks into some tricky spots.
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