Testimonials from Customers

“Two and a half tons for chip seal prep on our lane near Sidney. Right size, spread evenly, held up through a dusty summer. Delivery truck came a bit later than the stated window though.”

“One ton of mason sand for the kids' sandbox and to level a few pavers on a small patio near Broadus. Fine and clean, with hardly any clumps, and the grandkids have been digging in it all summer without a single complaint about rocks underfoot.”

“Picked up one and a half tons of walkway gravel for a short path to the woodshed near Wisdom. Comfortable underfoot and drains fine. Truck showed up near the end of the window, so we adjusted our afternoon.”

“Two yards of garden soil for a new vegetable garden bed near Huson in the valley. Montana Rock Supply had it delivered within two days of ordering. Rich and dark, mixed with compost already, and the tomatoes and squash have done better this year than any summer since we started gardening out here.”

“Needed something smaller than river rock for a fire pit patio out near Ennis and this fit the bill at five tons. Doesn't scatter as bad as true pea gravel once it settles in, stays put under the chairs, and the color is a nice even gray that matches the stone on the house.”

“Two tons of stone screenings as a topcoat for the garden path near Crow Agency. Fine and smooth underfoot, packs well. Bags of it would have been easier to handle than one big loose pile though.”

“We regraded a steep driveway for a client outside Columbia Falls that climbs hard enough it used to wash out every time snowmelt came off the mountain fast. Twenty two tons of three quarter went down as the base layer, locked together tight under the compactor, and topped with a finer gravel a week later. Through this spring's runoff and a summer of thunderstorms the grade has held with zero washout, which is the first time in three years the owner hasn't had to regrade before the Fourth of July. Tri axle handled the narrow approach better than I expected for a truck that size.”

“Six tons for a short driveway base out near Chester that used to pothole every spring thaw. Locked in solid after one pass with a rented compactor, and it hasn't shifted since despite a wet June. My husband was skeptical it would hold under the truck, but it has.”

“Used at a culvert crossing that kept washing out every spring near Joliet. Fifteen tons later the ditch holds its shape through heavy runoff instead of eroding back toward the road. Driver dumped it right along the bank where we flagged it.”

“Laid four tons along a garden path connecting the porch to the shed in Anaconda. Comfortable to walk on barefoot, packs down enough that it doesn't shift underfoot, and it's held its color through a full summer of sun without fading out.”

“One and a half tons of river rock under the downspouts on the west side of the house near Geraldine. Stops the splash and erosion completely, and it looks a lot better than the bare dirt trench that was there before. Rounded stone, no sharp edges for the grandkids to worry about.”

“Used it to fill a low spot in the hay field that always held water near Victor in the Bitterroot. Six yards did the job, graded flat with the box blade once it dried out enough to work. Grass came back in over it by the following summer with no sinking.”

“Used five tons for a French drain along the low side of the barn out past Power. Water used to stand there every spring and soften the ground under the equipment. Ordered through Montana Rock Supply and the driver dumped it right along the trench line where we marked it, draining fast now even after a hard rain.”

“Washed sand went down on the community hall court in Judith Gap ahead of the summer picnic, eight tons total. Montana Rock Supply had the load out within a day of the order, and we leveled it out over two evenings before the big day. The court played true for the whole tournament, no washboard texture underfoot, and neighbors are still talking about how good the volleyball games looked.”

“Used five tons of walkway gravel for a side yard path connecting the driveway to the back deck near Whitehall. Packs down nicely underfoot and drains well after storms off the mountains. Looks sharp against the house and was simple to spread myself in an afternoon.”

“Used six yards for the entrance beds at our little HOA near Basin before the annual meeting. Dark and fine textured, no big chunks of bark mixed in like the last supplier sent us. Held its color through the whole summer without fading out.”

“Screened topsoil went under new sod in the backyard here in East Helena, six yards in all. The sod knitted down within two weeks, roots grabbing hold fast, and walking across it now the yard hasn't dished or gone soft anywhere. Nice and even from corner to corner.”

“Used it to border a small pond and stop erosion at the outfall pipe on our place outside Roundup. Six tons was plenty for both, and after a full spring of runoff the bank isn't washing out into the water anymore. Heavy stuff to move by hand, so glad the driver placed it close.”

“Ordered three yards of garden soil for a small vegetable patch the kids help tend at our daycare near Vaughn. Soft and easy for little hands to dig in, and the peas and radishes came up within two weeks of planting. Parents have noticed the difference in the kids wanting to eat vegetables they grew themselves.”

“Eight tons of road base for the lane leading to our hay yard outside Hardin. Packed in tight, handled a wet spring without rutting. Ended up needing another half ton beyond what the online calculator estimated for the length.”

“Picked up ten tons of railroad ballast for a feeding pad near Rudyard on the Hi-Line. Drains fast and holds up under hoof traffic well. Only issue is a handful of oversized pieces that had to be pulled out before we could run equipment over it safely.”

“Ten tons went down on the steep part of our driveway near Absarokee where gravel alone kept sliding downhill every spring thaw. This locks in place and stays put on the grade even after the plow comes through. Best money we've spent on the place in years, and it looks sharp against the house too.”

“Used four tons for a dog run along the side of the garage near Arlee. Rounded and gentle on paws, easy on the two labs we run through it every day. Held up fine through a wet spring once we boxed it in with edging like the site suggested.”

“Mixed concrete for a set of footings and a small slab on a job near Pryor using twelve tons of gravel sand from the yard. Coarse enough to bind well with the cement, and every batch came out consistent without the weak spots we sometimes get from pit run sand. The tri axle handled a rough dirt approach road better than I expected, dumping right where we staged the mixer. Six months later the slab shows no cracking, and the price beat what the ready mix plant wanted for bagged aggregate by a wide margin.”

“Needed eight tons for a run in shed pad out past Big Timber before calving. The stone drains fast and the calves aren't standing in mud during check ups anymore. The Montana Rock Supply driver knew exactly how to back down our lane without clipping the fence posts, which I appreciated.”

“Five tons of screenings as bedding under a flagstone patio job near Ashland. Screeds out flat and fine, holding the stones level even after a hard winter freeze. Better to work with than the coarser material we used on a job last year.”

“Our driveway off the old highway near Livingston turns to soup every time the Yellowstone runs high nearby, and gravel alone never lasted a season. Ten tons of number four as a base fixed the low spot for good. Montana Rock Supply's driver called ahead about a tight delivery window, and it's held through a full winter of plowing without rutting.”

“Two tons of mason sand to level the base under an above ground pool near Jordan. Screeded out smooth and even. Only complaint is the load arrived a little damp, so we let it dry out a day before leveling.”

“Our shop near Kalispell needed a drainage layer under the new equipment pad before the fall rains hit. Fourteen tons compacted well and hasn't pooled water since. Only ding is the load ran dustier than the last batch we bought, so wear a mask if you're spreading it yourself on a windy day.”

“Grabbed six tons for a small section of creek bank near Gardiner. Holds up fine against high water. Truck couldn't get all the way down our access road, so we hauled the last few loads in with the tractor bucket.”

“Six tons went down as the top layer on a walkway connecting our shop to the parking area out on the Hi-Line near Havre. Foot friendly, packs tight enough that delivery carts roll across it fine, and it hasn't shifted or scattered even with plow work nearby all winter. Montana Rock Supply quoted a fair price per ton compared to the co-op.”

“Our winter feeding area out past Harlem turns to a churned up mess every year once the cattle start working the same ground in the snow and mud. Twenty five tons of railroad ballast went down across the worst of it, big enough and open enough that it drains almost as fast as it falls. First full winter on it and the cows aren't standing in slop anymore even after a thaw, which used to happen every January without fail. Montana Rock Supply's driver spread the piles out along the fence line so we could push it around easier with the tractor.”

“Ten tons for a turnaround at a rental property near Circle so tenants could stop backing into the ditch. Compacted well and looks tidy from the road. Only ding is the load arrived a little damp, which made it heavier to shovel into place than expected.”

“One ton of river rock for a small bed by the porch near Winifred. Nice rounded stone and good color, but a handful of pieces were closer to gravel size than advertised.”

“Grabbed two tons for a drain behind our retaining wall outside Dillon. Montana Rock Supply had solid stone that drains well and held up through winter fine. Driver arrived near the end of the window, so plan your day loose.”

“Four tons for a shed pad behind a rental property near Nashua. Compacted nice and firm once we tamped it down with a rented plate. Only ding is it ran dustier than we expected while spreading, so we wet it down before finishing the job.”

“Our horse property outside Fort Benton needed a run in shed pad and a parking pad for the trailer both compacted before winter set in. Twenty tons of crusher run went down across both spots in one delivery, and the driver split the load evenly without me having to flag every pile. It has locked in tight through a wet November and the first hard freeze, no ruts under the truck or the horses. Montana Rock Supply's price per ton beat the gravel pit two counties over by a wide enough margin that we ordered extra for a second pad this spring.”

“We run a small dog boarding kennel outside Deer Lodge and needed something the dogs could run on all day without turning into a mud pit every time it rained. Twelve tons of three eighths went down over the whole yard, tamped and leveled with a rented plate compactor over two afternoons. Six months in through a wet fall and a snowy start to winter, the runs drain in minutes and the dogs track almost nothing back inside anymore. It's smaller and easier on paws than the sixty seven we first looked at, and Montana Rock Supply had it delivered within two days of the quote.”

“Bought nine tons of gravel sand for mixing concrete on a foundation job near Busby. Blends well with the cement and gravel, and every pour set up strong with no soft spots when we checked later. Better graded than the sand we used to haul from the river ourselves.”

“Brought in ten tons of large river rock for erosion control at a culvert outfall near Harlowton. Holds up well against the flow and hasn't shifted since spring runoff. Only complaint is a few pieces ran smaller than the three to six inch range advertised, more like large gravel mixed in.”

“We manage three rental properties near Whitefish and needed a durable base for the worst driveway before ski season traffic started. Eighteen tons went down over the muddy stretch and it compacted better than the road base we tried two years ago. Only complaint is a handful of oversized chunks that had to be picked out by hand before we could rake it smooth.”

“Needed nine tons to top off the driveway near Ronan before winter. Filled the ruts nicely and compacted well under truck tires. Only gripe is the gravel came in grayer than the tan color shown in the online photos, which threw off matching it to the walkway stone.”

“Six tons of washed sand for a concrete pour on a garage slab near Clyde Park. Clean, no silt clouding the mix, and the finished slab came out smooth with no weak spots after curing. Montana Rock Supply beat the ready mix supplier's aggregate price by a good margin.”

“Used six tons of the eighty nine for paver bedding on a walkway job near Three Forks. Packs well and graded evenly, though this batch ran a bit dustier than the last order, so we hosed everything down before laying the pavers on top.”

“We built a retaining wall for a client in the Mission Valley near St. Ignatius and needed clean drain rock behind it so pressure wouldn't build up once the fall rains started. Fourteen tons went in behind the wall and around the weep holes, tamped in lifts as the wall went up course by course. Through a wet fall and a heavy spring melt off the mountains the wall hasn't budged an inch and there's no standing water anywhere near the base. Montana Rock Supply had the washed stone ready the same week we needed it, no waiting on a special order.”

“Used two tons of mason sand for the mortar on a new stone stock tank out at the ranch. Sand worked smooth in the mix, no grit, and every joint troweled tight before the cold shut the job down.”

“We finished a new addition on the house near Charlo in the Mission Valley last fall and the yard around it was nothing but hard packed clay and construction scraps by the time the crew left. Twelve yards of top soil went down about four inches deep across the whole area, graded smooth and raked before we seeded it in September. The grass seed we put down that fall took root well come spring, and the yard has filled in evenly with no bare patches or dead spots anywhere. Montana Rock Supply's screened soil was noticeably cleaner than the pit run stuff our neighbor used the year before.”

“Used twenty tons of road base under a new stretch of gravel road on a property near Wolf Point. Grades out even and compacts hard, better than the pit run the county uses on the section roads out here. Montana Rock Supply delivered on schedule despite a rough dirt approach.”

“Mixed mortar for a stone chimney rebuild on an old ranch house out past Ekalaka, a good two hour haul from the nearest big town, so getting sand delivered on schedule mattered more than usual. Four tons of mason sand showed up right on the promised morning, fine and clean with barely any pebbles to screen out before mixing. Six months of Montana weather since the chimney went back together and the mortar joints look as tight as the day we finished. Montana Rock Supply was the only supplier willing to run a truck that far out without tacking on a big surcharge.”

“Used ten tons under a small slab addition near Red Lodge. Compacted evenly and the slab hasn't cracked through its first winter. Wish the price per ton had been quoted with delivery included up front instead of as a separate line item after the fact, but the material itself did the job right.”

“Five tons of three quarter for a base layer on a small parking pad near Libby. Compacts fast and holds up well under truck tires. Only ding is a few chunks ran bigger than the three quarter size should allow.”

“Needed eighteen tons for an equipment storage lot on a logging job near St. Regis. Drains hard even with all the rain that side of the state gets, and loaders have run over it all season without rutting. Ordered through Montana Rock Supply and the tri axle handled the tight forest road better than expected.”

“Hauled in ten yards of fill dirt to raise the elevation on a building pad near Somers before the foundation went in. Graded easily with the skid steer and compacted firm enough that the concrete crew had no complaints. Montana Rock Supply's price beat what it would have cost trucking material in ourselves from a pit.”

“Ordered twelve tons of crusher run for the parking pad behind our shop in Shelby. Compacted evenly and drains fine after storms. Only issue is the truck couldn't quite reach the far corner of the lot, so we hand spread the last couple tons with wheelbarrows.”

“One yard of garden soil for a raised bed near Wolf Creek. The peppers in that bed are already ahead of last year's crop. The load had a few small clumps we had to break up by hand before planting.”

“We poured a slab for a shop outside Bozeman last fall and needed clean base stone that wouldn't hold water once frost heave season hit. Thirty tons of the fifty seven went down in two lifts, compacted with the plate before the slab forms went in, and the driver split the load between the front pad and a drainage trench along the north side without being asked twice. Through a hard winter and this spring's snowmelt the pad hasn't shifted a bit, and the trench is still doing its job keeping the shop floor dry. Cheaper per ton than the batch plant quote too.”

“Put down eleven tons of driveway gravel as a topcoat for a client's long lane near Fairfield before a fall wedding on the property. Montana Rock Supply got the tri axle out here on short notice. Smoothed out every pothole and graded clean under the box blade, holding up fine through the event and the rain that followed the next week.”

“Hauled in twelve tons of riprap for the face of our small pond dam outside Fromberg. Heavy enough to stay locked in place through spring runoff, and the dam hasn't shown a single soft spot since. Tri axle backed down the dam access road better than I expected for a truck that size.”

“This order of number 8 stone lasted us most of the pour season, nine tons total, mixed into concrete for four footings out at the shop and a handful of smaller jobs since. Montana Rock Supply had it ready for pickup the same day I called, and there was enough left over for a couple of fence post pours too.”

“Three tons for a garden path winding between the raised beds at our place outside Boulder. Comfortable for my wife's garden shoes and my grandson's bare feet in summer, and it hasn't scattered much even without edging yet. Montana Rock Supply got it delivered within a couple days of ordering, and it held its shape through a rainy September.”