#57 Limestone – Fifty Seven Grade Limestone 1″ Minus
Crushed limestone, river rock, and specialty aggregate delivered by the ton across San Antonio and surrounding areas.
#57 Limestone – Fifty Seven Grade Limestone 1″ Minus
Original price was: $30.00.$25.00Current price is: $25.00. / ton
Available Road Base & Aggregates Loads
- # 2 Road Base $13.53 / Ton + Delivery
- #57 Limestone – Fifty Seven Grade Limestone 1″ Minus Original price was: $30.00.$25.00Current price is: $25.00. / ton Selected
- 2″ Inch Washed Limestone RR Ballist / Septic Rock $22.80 / Ton + Delivery
- 3/4″ Base – Three Quarter Base / Fill $15.00 / Ton + Delivery
- 4×8 Bull Rock
- Boulders $75.00 / Ton + Delivery
- Cemex
- Grade 4 Limestone Chip Stone $30.00 / Ton + Delivery
- Grade 5 Limestone Chip Stone $25.00 / Ton + Delivery
- Lion Cave
- One Inch Septic Rock
- Pea Gravel
#57 Limestone Stone is a clean, crushed limestone aggregate approximately ¾" to 1" in size. It is one of the most versatile construction materials available and is commonly used for drainage systems, concrete production, driveways, pipe bedding, landscaping, and retaining wall backfill. Its clean, open-graded composition allows water to drain efficiently while providing a durable, long-lasting aggregate for residential and commercial projects
| Load Size | Up to 18.5 yards depending on order |
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| Weight | Up to 25 tons |
| Material | Clean screened fill dirt |
| Organic Content | Minimal |
| Delivery Area | San Antonio and surrounding areas |
About This Product
#57 Limestone Stone is a premium crushed limestone aggregate manufactured to a nominal size of approximately ¾ inch to 1 inch. Unlike road base or flex base, #57 stone contains little to no fines, allowing water to pass freely through the material while maintaining excellent structural integrity. This makes it one of the most commonly specified aggregates for drainage and construction applications.
Because of its strength, durability, and versatility, #57 limestone is widely used by contractors, municipalities, landscapers, utility companies, and homeowners throughout Texas. It performs exceptionally well as drainage rock around foundations, behind retaining walls, in French drains, septic systems, utility trenches, and under concrete slabs where proper water management is critical.
Beyond drainage applications, #57 stone is also used as a primary aggregate in ready-mix concrete, decorative landscaping, construction entrances, parking areas, and residential driveways. Its angular shape helps the stones lock together while still leaving enough void space for efficient drainage.
Whether you're improving drainage around a home, preparing a commercial construction site, or completing a landscaping project, #57 Limestone Stone provides a dependable, long-lasting solution that balances strength, stability, and water permeability.
Choosing the Righ Road Base / Drainage Materials
Many people assume all gravel is the same, but aggregate materials are designed for specific purposes.
The defining characteristic of #57 Limestone Stone is that it is a clean aggregate, meaning it contains very few fine particles (dust or screenings). Because the spaces between the stones remain open, water can move freely through the material instead of pooling on the surface. This makes #57 stone one of the industry's preferred materials anywhere drainage is important.
Unlike road base, which compacts into a solid foundation, #57 stone remains relatively loose after placement. This allows it to continue draining water while still providing a stable surface for many construction applications.
Contractors frequently choose #57 limestone because it offers an excellent balance between strength and permeability. It is durable enough to support heavy loads while helping prevent erosion, hydrostatic pressure, and standing water around structures.
For driveways or parking areas carrying heavier traffic, #57 stone is often installed over a properly compacted road base to combine structural support with effective drainage.
Delivery Areas
Areas We Service
- ◆ San Antonio
- ◆ New braunfels
- ◆ Selma
- ◆ Schertz
- ◆ San Marcos
- ◆ Garden Ridge
- ◆ Marion
- ◆ La Vernia
- ◆ St. Hedwig
- ◆ Cibolo
- ◆ Santa Clara
- ◆ Seguin
- ◆ Bulverde
- ◆ Spring Branch
- ◆ Canyon Lake
- ◆ Boerne
- ◆ The Dominion
- ◆ Helotes
- ◆ Von Ormy
- ◆ China Grove
- ◆ Floresville
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Ready-Mix Concrete
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Pipe Bedding
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Utility Trench
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Foundation Drainage
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Retaining Wall Backfill
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Gravel Driveways
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French Drains
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Landscape Beds
Approx. tons per cubic yard: 1.30
Not Sure How Much You Need
Use our Material Calculator to estimate the cubic yards, tons, and truckloads needed for your project. Enter your project dimensions and select a material type to calculate approximate quantities for road base, gravel, sand, fill dirt, select fill, landscape rock, mulch, and other bulk materials. Results are estimates only and may vary based on compaction, moisture, material density, site conditions, and project requirements.
Before Your Delivery Arrives
- Gate or entrance wide enough for a dump truck
- Delivery area has stable, dry ground
- Remove parked vehicles and obstructions
- Check for low tree limbs, power lines, carports, and roof overhangs
- Mark the preferred dump location clearly
- Avoid septic systems, drain fields, irrigation lines, and soft ground
- Enough room for the truck to turn around or safely back in
The Delivery Process
- Place order or request quote
- Confirm material, quantity, and delivery address
- Dispatch schedules the correct truck
- Driver confirms safe access on arrival
- Material is dumped in the agreed location when conditions allow
Frequently Asked Questions
French drains
Foundation drainage
Retaining wall backfill
Concrete aggregate
Utility trench backfill
Septic system drain fields
Gravel driveways
Construction entrances
Landscaping
Erosion control
Yes. Because #57 stone contains little to no fines, water flows freely through the spaces between the stones. This makes it one of the best aggregates available for drainage applications.
Yes. #57 stone is commonly used for residential driveways and parking areas. For heavy traffic or long-term stability, it is often installed over a compacted road base.
Unlike road base or flex base, #57 stone is not designed to compact into a solid surface. It settles under weight while maintaining open spaces that allow water to drain efficiently.
