Gravel Delivery Areas: How Reach Is Decided in Missouri

Counties We Deliver To in Missouri

114 counties, listed alphabetically. Each one lists the towns we deliver to inside it.

Cities We Deliver To in Missouri

834 cities and towns. The full list runs A to Z across 5 pages:

Largest cities

The calendar rules out more addresses than the map does. From late fall into spring, water perches on the claypan across the northern prairies and stands on the flat clay of the Bootheel, and ground that carried a loaded truck in October will rut under one in March. Ozark ground dries out earliest, since cherty soil over limestone sheds water fast. Midwinter brings its own problem, because a frozen track firms up beautifully and then turns back to mud on the first thaw day. Late spring through fall is the stretch when a delivery date is most likely to go to plan.

Your ZIP code answers this faster than a county list

Reach is decided per address, not per region. Pick your material and quantity, then enter the delivery ZIP code at checkout along with the date you want. The order is matched to a supplier in the network near that address, and the confirmation carries the scheduled date and a local contact for the load.

What narrows it is the last hundred feet

Width, overhead clearance and firm ground to raise a bed on are set out on the delivery page. What is local here is what goes wrong: a narrow gate, a steep pull out of a hollow, a soft shoulder or a low-water crossing that runs after a storm will each decide where the pile ends up. Where the truck cannot reach the spot you marked, the material goes down at the nearest safe point, normally the drive.

If any of that applies to your place, describe the approach through the contact page before you order. Work out the tonnage on the material calculators first, then choose from the full range and set a date.

Common questions

How do I find out if you deliver to my address?

Enter the delivery ZIP code at checkout with your material and quantity. The order is matched to a supplier near that address, so the ZIP is the check rather than a list of towns.

Which month should I book for a new lane or pad?

Late spring through fall for most of the state. Northern claypan and Bootheel clay stay wet from late fall into spring, and midwinter freeze and thaw cycles undo a fresh course.

My drive is narrow and steep. Is that a problem?

It may change the drop spot rather than the delivery. Describe the width, the overhead clearance and how firm the ground is before ordering, so the tipping point is agreed rather than discovered on the day.