Gravel Delivery
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Gravel Delivery
For driveways, under pole barns, and general ground cover. One of our most common delivery requests.
Whether you need gravel delivered for a new driveway or debris hauled off after a demolition, Wray's dump truck service handles both. We deliver and remove heavy loads across Allegan, Barry, Kalamazoo, and Van Buren Counties, with our own equipment and without subcontractors. Most jobs are delivery, but removal is part of what we do too. And if your job is smaller than a full truckload, we have an oversized pickup for that.
We deliver materials and haul debris across all four counties.
For driveways, under pole barns, and general ground cover. One of our most common delivery requests.
For finish grading and seeding after excavation or construction work. Available screened from our own pit or sourced externally depending on quantity and project needs.
For septic system installation and standalone residential orders. Screened sand available. Installing your own septic system? Call us for your sand haul.
Recycled asphalt, ground down and reused. A practical alternative to gravel for driveways. Compacts well and holds up over time.
Recycled material for base layers, driveways, and fill. We're also looking to take crushed concrete in. If you have material to move, give us a call.
We haul debris from demolition and excavation jobs to a licensed disposal facility. If your project generates material that needs to go, we take care of it.
In 2025, Wray's opened its own pit and began producing screened topsoil and sand. It's a growing part of the business, and it means we can supply certain materials directly rather than sourcing everything from outside. For jobs where our pit material fits the need, we'll use it. For everything else, we source from our regular suppliers.
Both screened topsoil and sand are available for purchase by the bucket as a standalone order, separate from any excavation or septic work. When you call, let us know whether you need screened or unscreened. The difference matters depending on its use. Give us a call, and we'll help you figure out which one fits.
Most dump truck hauling jobs get scheduled within the same week. To get on the schedule, call two to three days before you need the work done. It helps to have the following ready:
Not sure what type of material fits your project? That's not uncommon. We had a customer call about gravel for a driveway. After a quick conversation, blacktop millings turned out to be the better fit for what they were trying to accomplish. The experienced team at Wray's knows what questions to ask and figures out what you need before the truck rolls out of the yard.
Up to 15 yards per load, depending on the material. Heavier materials may reduce that number.
No. Smaller loads can be handled with our oversized pickup truck.
Two to three days is ideal. Most jobs are completed within the same week you call.
Screened material has been processed to remove rocks, roots, and debris. It's cleaner and more consistent, which matters for finish grading, seeding, or septic work.
Unscreened is coarser and better suited for fill. Tell us what you're using it for and we'll tell you which to order.
No. We're not licensed for hazardous material hauling. For demolition jobs where asbestos is a concern, we have access to a licensed inspector before any work begins. This keeps your project on schedule without bringing in a separate subcontractor for inspection.
Wray's has operated in Southwest Michigan since 1968. Our dump truck service covers the same four-county area as our septic and excavation work. We own our equipment and produce some of the materials we use. Combined with our many years of experience, this ensures that whatever comes up on your project, we can manage it.
Call us two to three days before you need the work done, and we'll get you on the schedule. Most jobs are completed the same week.
Call Wray's today at (269) 673-4791 or request an estimate online.
