#4 Crushed Stone in Arkansas

Delta gumbo can stay wet long after surface water disappears, while hillside work in the Ozarks may meet thin soil over rock. #4 Crushed Stone provides open gaps through the material, allowing water to move out of the stone course. The crushed shape helps it remain stable when placed under areas that carry equipment or repeated vehicle traffic.

On a farm road, install #4 Crushed Stone below the traveled surface so drainage is handled lower in the build. It is also suited to erosion-control work along slopes and ditches where moving water needs a durable stone cover. That approach can be useful across Arkansas where ground conditions change sharply between the Delta and upland areas.

Driveway Support

Builds a steady layer beneath driveways and places that carry regular traffic.

Washout Protection

Large rock helps guard slopes, ditches, and channels from washout.

Fast Water Movement

Open space between the stones lets large volumes of water move through quickly.

Gabion Material

A good fit for filling gabions used in basket and retaining applications.

Water Handling

The wide gaps between stones accommodate heavy flows of water.

Weight Support

Helps keep stone from shifting beneath vehicles or equipment.

Slope Stability

Heavy stone with angular faces is less prone to sliding on slopes.

Foundation Layer

Makes a foundation layer designed to last.