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Gravel Cost in Little Rock, AR

Gravel for a 12×24 ft gravel driveway in Little Rock, AR costs about $150 ($127–$172). Local 2026 price is around $40 per ton. Free calculator inside.

Estimated cost — a 12×24 ft gravel driveway
$150
Typical range $127 – $172 · about $40 per ton in Little Rock
Local unit price
$40
You need
2.67 cu yd
State factor
AR ×0.89
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What goes into gravel cost in Little Rock

The line items below are 2026 national averages adjusted by the AR construction-cost factor (×0.89). A written Little Rock quote is usually built from these pieces — use them to sanity-check any bid line by line before you sign.

Cost itemTypical Little Rock priceUnit
Crushed stone / road base, material$31 – $53per ton
Delivery, 10–15 ton dump load$44 – $134per load
Spreading & grading labor$0.89 – $2.67per sq ft
Geotextile fabric underlayment$0.27 – $0.53per sq ft

Permit fees are set by the city rather than the market — confirm current fees with the local building department.

Estimate your own Little Rock project

Prices in Little Rock, AR run about -11% versus the national average. Enter your dimensions — the calculator starts from the local $40 per ton rate; change it to your supplier's quote for an exact figure.

You need
2.67 cu yd
Estimated material cost $150
Area
288 sq ft
Volume
72.0 cu ft
Weight
3.73 tons

Material shopping list

  • Order about 2.67 cubic yards of gravel.
  • Budget about $150 before delivery, taxes, and labor.
  • Add 5–10% waste for uneven subgrade, cuts, settling, or spillage.

Formula & assumptions

Area = length x width. Volume = area x depth / 12. Cubic yards = cubic feet / 27. Cost = quantity x local unit price.

  • Default depth: 3 inches
  • Default price: $40 per ton
  • Weight factor: 1.4 tons per cubic yard

These assumptions make the estimate easy for search engines and AI answer tools to verify. Replace the default price with your supplier quote for a local estimate.

Gravel cost in Little Rock by project size

Material quantities use the local Little Rock unit price; the last column adds delivery, base prep, and labor at AR-adjusted rates. Click any size for its full breakdown and calculator.

Project sizeYou needMaterial costInstalled estimate
10×20 ft · 3 in1.85 cu yd$104$267 – $712
12×24 ft · 3 in2.67 cu yd$150$384 – $1,025
16×40 ft · 3 in5.93 cu yd$332$854 – $2,278
20×40 ft · 3 in7.41 cu yd$415$1,068 – $2,848
20×50 ft · 3 in9.26 cu yd$519$1,335 – $3,560
24×60 ft · 3 in13.33 cu yd$748$1,922 – $5,126

Installed ranges assume straightforward access and a buildable subgrade; steep, tight, or poor-soil sites price above the top of the range.

Gravel questions Little Rock homeowners ask

How much does a gravel driveway cost in Little Rock?
Material for a 12×24 ft gravel driveway runs about $150 in Little Rock. Installed — delivery, spreading, grading, and compaction — expect $384 to $1,025 depending on depth and base work.
What does gravel cost per ton in Little Rock?
Crushed stone and road base run about $31–$53 per ton in the Little Rock area, plus a delivery fee of $44–$134 per dump-truck load. Larger loads cost less per ton, so one 15-ton delivery beats three small ones.
How many tons of gravel do I need?
Multiply length × width × depth (in feet) to get cubic feet, divide by 27 for cubic yards, then multiply by 1.4 — crushed stone weighs about 1.4 tons per cubic yard. The calculator above does this automatically.
Is geotextile fabric worth it in Little Rock?
Over soft or clay-heavy subgrade, yes: stone migrates down into the soil within a few seasons. Fabric costs $0.27–$0.53 per square foot, far less than the first re-graveling.
How often does a gravel driveway need topping up in Little Rock?
Plan on a 1–2 inch top-up every 2–4 years plus occasional regrading to fix ruts and restore the crown — a fraction of the cost of rebuilding a neglected base.

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Regional estimate = national average adjusted by a AR cost factor. Not a quote. Actual prices vary by site conditions, access, and supplier.