Crushed Stone, Sand and Gravel in Peck, MI

Michigan Rock Supply handles gravel and aggregate delivery in Peck, MI for two kinds of buyers. Contractors order 21AA limestone by the ton for drives and pads, while homeowners order a few yards for a driveway refresh or a garden bed. Both get the same material, weighed and dropped where the work is happening.

The ground here is flat former lake bed, mostly clay and silty clay, so what you put on top of it matters as much as what you put in it.

Materials for Peck Projects

Most jobs in Peck start with a base and finish with a surface. Base is the layer that carries the load; surface is what you look at and drive on. Get the base right and the drive stays flat for years.

21AA Limestone is the standard Michigan driveway base. It is a crushed limestone with fines, and it packs hard under a plate compactor or a loaded truck. Use it for driveways, parking pads, and pole barn or shed bases.

22A Road Gravel is a different class, not a substitute for 21AA. It is a hard-packing blend of stone, sand and fines for unpaved drives and private roads. It is not a drainage material, so keep it out of French drains.

On top of a compacted base, you have choices. Driveway Gravel resurfaces an existing drive or tops a 21AA base. Walkway Gravel gives paths a finer, walkable surface. 3/4" Crushed Stone works for drainage beds, drive surfacing and construction entrances.

Washed stone is the drainage family. #57 Stone handles French drains and concrete aggregate, and Drain Rock is the pick for foundation drains and downspout runs in slow clay ground. RipRap armors culvert outlets and banks where water moves fast.

Ground and Conditions in Peck

Water is the whole story in Sanilac County. Rain and spring snowmelt land on flat, slow-draining clay, and a lot of it does not soak in. It stands in low spots or runs to the ditch and tile lines.

That shapes base depth. A thin base on clay softens and ruts because water sits in the soil underneath. A properly compacted base, built thicker and crowned so it sheds, is what keeps a drive from turning to mush each March.

Freeze-thaw makes it worse. Frost depth runs 42 inches under the Michigan Residential Code, and as frost leaves the ground, trapped water soaks the subgrade. Drives and thin bases soften, so build for that instead of repairing it later.

Timing matters too. Base, driveway and paver work runs from the spring thaw into late fall, and frozen ground stops compaction in winter. During the spring thaw, frost laws limit heavy trucks on many roads, so plan deliveries around that window.

Delivery to Peck and the Surrounding Area

Bulk material arrives by dump truck and is tipped where you want it. Order online, then choose your quantity by the ton or the yard depending on the material. Have the drop spot clear and reachable, and tell us about overhead wires, soft ground or a narrow lane before the truck rolls.

We cover Peck and the rest of Sanilac County, including Sandusky, Croswell, Marlette, Lexington and Brown City. If your site is on a seasonal road, say so when you order and we can time the load around the thaw.

Order Base and Driveway Material in Peck

We supply driveways, parking pads, pole barn floors, walkways and drainage work across Peck and the surrounding towns. If you know your project and your square footage, you can order 21AA limestone and the rest of the list online and have it dropped at the site. Start your order when you are ready.