A ton measures weight, while a cubic yard measures volume. Depending on the material, a cubic yard may weigh more or less than a ton.

A ton equals 2,000 pounds. This applies to all materials sold by the ton.

The weight of a cubic yard varies by material type. For example, soil weighs significantly less per yard than gravel or stone.

Coverage depends on the material and the thickness applied. Our team can help estimate coverage based on your specific project.

Coverage varies by material and depth. A cubic yard spread at 3 inches deep typically covers about 100 square feet.

No, you can purchase as much or as little as you need on most in-stock materials. Materials priced by the ton are prorated by the pound at the same rate, while some palletized products may have minimum quantities due to mixed sizes or packaging.

Minimum purchase amounts vary by material. Our team can explain any minimums based on how the material is stocked or packaged.

Piece counts vary widely based on stone size, thickness, and shape. Natural stone does not have a fixed number of pieces per ton.

Start with the square footage of your area and the desired depth or coverage. Our team is happy to help you calculate quantities before you purchase.

Absolutely. Helping customers estimate material quantities is something we do every day.

Yes, ordering a little extra is recommended. Installation methods, cuts, waste, and natural material variation can all increase the amount needed.

Yes, coverage can vary significantly. Material density, size, shape, and installation method all affect coverage.