Customer Feedback

“Two and a half tons of river rock for a dry creek bed style border along the driveway in Laramie. Overall it drains and looks the way we wanted.”

“Wyoming Rock Supply brought five tons of railroad ballast for a small equipment pad outside Dubois. Drains well, holds up under the skid steer.”

“Three tons of large river rock for a dry creek bed out past Cody. Good size, holds up fine.”

“Used two tons of three eighths for a walkway from the driveway to the shed out past Moorcroft. Laid it myself in an afternoon with a rented compactor and it hasn't shifted since.”

“Six tons of washed sand for a backyard volleyball court near Cokeville, ordered through Wyoming Rock Supply. Clean and soft to dive on, drains fast after rain. Kids and neighbors have worn a path to our yard all summer.”

“Two tons for a drainage strip along the foundation out near Buffalo. Drains fast, no standing water after the last hailstorm.”

“Six tons of road base for a short lane up to the equipment shed near Alpine.”

“Wyoming Rock Supply dropped one ton of pea gravel for a dog run outside Clearmont. Rounded and soft on the paws, dogs love it.”

“One yard of garden soil for a single raised bed near Basin. Cheaper than buying bags at the farm store.”

“Bought two tons of walkway gravel for a side yard path near Upton. Comfortable underfoot and looks clean once it is down.”

“Three yards of garden soil went into two raised beds outside Baggs, based on the online coverage calculator for a twelve inch depth. Soil itself is rich and dark, plants are doing fine in it.”

“Six tons of number eight for a garden path and some pipe bedding around the new gutters at our place outside Sundance. Packs down nice underfoot and hasn't tracked into the grass.”

“Eight tons of riprap went down for shoreline stabilization on a small pond near Thermopolis. The rock itself does the job, heavy and angular, locked in fine once it was placed.”

“Three yards of top soil for a bare patch by the driveway near Upton. Screened fine, easy to spread.”

“Ten tons of railroad ballast went down for a farm road through the low ground outside Basin. Drains great, no more getting stuck on the way to the far pasture.”

“Grabbed two tons from Wyoming Rock Supply for bedding under a paver patio out near Evanston. Small and angular, screeded out flat with a two by four with no trouble, and the pavers haven't rocked or shifted after a full winter of freeze and thaw. Great for anyone doing their own patio without renting a plate compactor.”

“Two tons of crusher run for a small parking apron by the shop in Baggs.”

“Three yards of shredded mulch around the young trees we planted last fall outside Kaycee. Holds moisture well through the dry summer wind, and it hasn't blown around the yard the way the cheaper bagged stuff did at our old place.”

“One ton of drain rock for a dry well behind the garage in Casper. Clean, no dust, drains instantly.”

“We needed a solid pad for the camper out at our place south of Laramie where the wind off the Snowy Range turns any bare dirt into a dust bowl by July. Wyoming Rock Supply delivered five tons of sixty seven right up to where the trailer sits, and the driver spread it wide enough that both slide outs clear the edge. Cheaper per ton than the landscape yard in town quoted for the same load.”

“Used five tons of large river rock as a border along the property line facing the county road outside Torrington. Heavy enough that the wind off the plains hasn't moved a single rock, and it gives the yard a finished edge without needing a fence.”

“Ordered eight tons of eighty nine for drainage around a new equipment shed foundation out by Lovell in the Bighorn Basin. No pooling against the foundation this year, which is more than I can say for the crusher run we tried on the last building.”

“Six tons of gravel sand for mixing concrete on a small barn foundation near Shell. Mixed up fine, strong batch every time.”

“Ten tons of driveway gravel for the lane up to the house outside Lingle, replacing ruts left by a hard winter. Filled the potholes just fine in the end.”

“Six tons of riprap around a culvert outlet on our property near Sundance where the ditch water had been undercutting the pipe for two years. Heavy angular rock, packed it in around the pipe by hand with a pry bar. No more undercutting after a full season of spring runoff.”

“Used nine yards of fill dirt to raise the grade around the barn outside Encampment where snowmelt had been pooling against the foundation for years. Cheaper per yard than the pit run soil the local quarry quoted, and it packed down solid once the tractor rolled over it a few times.”

“Ordered three tons for a low spot by the barn outside Sheridan. Good sized rock, packs in nice once the tractor rolls over it.”

“Compacted solid, and tenants haven't complained about potholes since.”

“Fixed a soft spot at the top of our driveway outside Dubois where the truck kept spinning out every winter. Wyoming Rock Supply delivered seven tons and the driver dumped it right at the trouble spot instead of the whole driveway, which is exactly what we needed. Packed in hard within a week and the spinning has stopped for good.”

“Used ten tons of eighty nine as paver bedding and foundation drainage on a job outside Pinedale where the frost gets deep enough to heave everything by February. No heaving or settling after the first hard winter, which is the real test up there.”

“Used sixteen tons of drain rock behind a long retaining wall on a commercial lot in Gillette where the grade drops off sharply toward the parking area. Washed clean and drains as fast as advertised, no fines settling out to clog the drain pipe we ran behind the wall. Performance wise it has done the job through a full season of heavy rain with zero water pressure against the wall.”

“Used eleven tons of sixty seven under a slab for a detached garage west of Rawlins where the wind never lets the ground dry out.”

“Bought five tons of driveway gravel from Wyoming Rock Supply for a stretch of lane near Kaycee. The tri-axle couldn't make the turn and dumped it short of the mark.”

“Four tons of riprap for a low water crossing on the ranch by Saratoga. Big and heavy, stays where you put it. Crossing has held through two spring runoffs without washing out.”

“We put in a hundred and fifty foot turnaround for a client's ranch outside Meeteetse where the county road dead ends and trucks used to have to back out a quarter mile through the ditch. Ordered twenty two tons of road base and Wyoming Rock Supply had the tri-axle there on the promised day even with a two hour drive from the yard. Driver graded roughly with the tailgate open before we ran the box blade over it ourselves to finish the crown. Compacted hard within a week, and it has carried everything from the propane truck to a loaded cattle trailer through a full winter without breaking down.”

“The cattle guard on our lane out by Shoshoni turns into a rutted bog every spring melt, deep enough to catch a truck axle. Twenty tons of driveway gravel went down over about a hundred fifty feet right there, and the tri-axle backed in along the fence to dump it in three piles so we could spread it with the tractor blade. It crowned up nice once we raked it, and water finally sheets off to both ditches instead of pooling by the guard. Wyoming Rock Supply beat what the pit near Riverton wanted per ton, and we're saving the rest of the lane for next spring.”

“Ordered nine tons of sixty seven for a turnaround by the grain bins outside Torrington that used to turn to mud every time we got a spring storm off the Nebraska line. Wyoming Rock Supply's driver timed it around harvest traffic and dumped it right where the combine turns. Packed down solid within a week of trucks rolling over it.”

“The two-track out to our hay ground north of Newcastle would swallow a tractor tire every wet spring no matter how much crusher run we dumped in over the years. Eight tons of railroad ballast finally broke through the mud for good this year, and the big angular rock does not migrate down into the ruts the way the smaller stuff did. The driver eased the tandem past the cattle guard and spread the first load along the worst forty feet before we finished it with the tractor bucket. Equipment rolls through even after a soaking rain now, and the price beat the coal yard's quote for the same load.”

“Ordered fourteen tons of road base for a farm turnaround outside Guernsey based on the online yardage calculator. Once it was all down it graded out nice and firm.”

“Ordered ten yards of shredded mulch for the entrance beds at our small HOA outside Manville, trying to get everything sharp before the annual meeting. Dark rich color, exactly the look the board wanted for the sign beds and along the mailbox row. Spread it with a couple of volunteers over a Saturday morning and it filled in nicely around the shrubs. Once settled, it looked sharp for the meeting and has held its color since.”

“We used twelve tons of gravel sand as base material under a paver walkway and a small concrete apron outside Otto, mixing some of it directly into the concrete and using the rest for base leveling. The sand itself is coarse and consistent, mixed up strong for the concrete portion and compacted firm under the pavers without any soft spots showing up later.”

“Got five tons of drain rock from Wyoming Rock Supply for a job behind a retaining wall on the west side of Cheyenne. Clean and well washed, drains fast even after a hard thunderstorm, and the wall has not shown a hint of hydrostatic pressure since backfilling it last fall.”

“Two tons of mason sand went toward paver joints on a patio project near Big Piney. Clean and fine, swept easily into every joint without leaving gaps or excess dust behind. The patio looks tight and finished, and the sand hasn't washed out even after some heavy summer rain.”

“Six yards of garden soil filled eight raised beds that volunteers framed from rough lumber, and the tri-axle driver worked the truck up the alley so we could wheelbarrow it straight in. It took three Saturdays to spread and rake it level. By midsummer the tomatoes, beans and squash were the best anyone in town had grown, and the soil held moisture through some dry weeks. The yard gave the group a fair price for the load.”

“Twelve tons under a new shop pad out by Powell, ground that holds water most of the winter. Compacted up hard and level, no pumping under the slab when the concrete crew came through. Better drainage than the crusher run we used on the last building, and about the same price per ton.”

“Our camper pad out past Cody needed a #67 top-off before pulling the fifth wheel out for the season.”

“Needed twelve yards of fill dirt to raise a low corner of a rental lot near Wright before pouring a new shed foundation. Wyoming Rock Supply had it delivered within three days, dumped right where our contractor flagged it.”

“Used thirty tons of three quarter as a driveway base on a new build outside Riverton where the subgrade is mostly river bottom silt that never fully firms up. The stone itself locks down hard once it's compacted, exactly what that soft ground needed under the topcoat.”

“Fourteen tons of washed sand went into leveling a large patio and pool deck outside Greybull, more sand than we've ever bought at once. The sand is clean and screeds out beautifully, no clumps or debris to pick out before grading.”

“Our raised beds behind the house in Sundance never grew more than weeds until we broke down and ordered garden soil instead of trying to fix the native clay. Two yards filled four beds with a few buckets left for the tomato pots on the porch. Peppers and squash came up thick this year, and the drainage is finally right after a wet June. Cheaper per yard than the bagged stuff at the farm store.”

“Six tons of river rock came from Wyoming Rock Supply for a foundation bed wrapping around three sides of the house outside Douglas, replacing a strip of dying juniper bushes. The rock is exactly the mix of browns and tans we wanted, rounded and clean with no dust to wash off before it went down. Spreading it over the landscape fabric took most of a weekend, and it has held its place through wind and a couple of good spring rains without settling into the dirt underneath.”

“Our church out in Wheatland needed eight tons for a parking pad extension before the harvest festival. Wyoming Rock Supply worked around our tight timeline and had it delivered with two days to spare before the event. Compacted well with a rented tamper, and cars have been parking on it every Sunday since without a single soft spot.”

“Five tons of gravel sand for a new slab under the wood shop out by Byron. Turned out strong and clean.”

“Six tons of large river rock went into a swale that carries irrigation overflow across our place outside Buffalo, ordered through Wyoming Rock Supply. Big rock, mostly in the four to five inch range, and it has held through two seasons of heavy ditch flow without rolling downhill like the smaller stuff we tried first.”

“We ground out three big stumps from a lot near Alpine and needed something clean to fill the holes before the client's new lawn went in. Ordered eight yards of top soil through Wyoming Rock Supply, and the driver got the tandem down a narrow gravel lane most trucks would have turned away from. Screened fine with no roots or debris mixed in, which mattered since we were raking it smooth by hand around the sod. A full season later the lawn is even across every spot we filled, no sunken patches where the stumps used to be, and the client already asked about more for a side yard project.”

“Bought ten tons to shore up a lease road corner out in the Powder River Basin that kept washing out after every gully washer. The stone is big and angular, bites into the clay instead of floating on top like the pit run we tried last year. Two seasons in, no washouts.”

“Two tons of stone screenings for bedding under a flagstone patio outside Hulett. Screeds out smooth and fine, easy to get a level surface for the flagstone joints. No shifting after a full summer of grill nights and a couple of good thunderstorms.”

“Wyoming Rock Supply delivered eight tons of driveway gravel to our place east of Pine Bluffs right on schedule, dumped in two spots so my son could spread it with the tractor bucket. Fixed every rut from last year's mud season and it has stayed smooth through a whole summer of the mail truck and delivery vans.”

“Ordered four yards of shredded mulch for the flower beds along the fence in Guernsey. Wyoming Rock Supply delivered it by nine the next morning. Dark color, no sticks mixed in, and it made the yard look sharp right away.”

“Three tons of three eighths for a dog run along the side yard out in Lusk where the grass never had a chance against two labs.”