JPR Decorative Gravel

"Great service, selection, and prices. Prompt and fast delivery. They were able to help us with getting estimates of how much gravel we needed for our backyard, too. Overall, we are very happy with their service and our newly landscaped backyard!"

"The loader operator is very good at what he does. The over all staff made the purchase easy and they were courteous and very helpful! Would highly recommend! Anytime I need this type of product I won’t go anywhere else"

"I am a small business owner and this company has been amazing to work with. Over the last 3 years Yolanda has helped me tremendously with many things such as fulfilling orders on short notice, getting the best pricing, matching materials, and material amounts based on measurements. The other staff members are great also. In the the office both Daniel and Leonard’s professionalism is unmatched. The loader Myles is extremely skillful and ensures the material is loaded safely, and quickly. Myles really goes the extra distance and has also helped air up my trailer tires when they have been low which shows just how much he cares about helping the customers. All of the drivers have been great to work with as well. Richard, Amadeo, and the others have all been punctual, friendly, and very careful with the property of the customers when dropping the material. Again this has been a 3 years business relationship which consists of hundreds of transactions."

"Good service. Good price. Square shooters All around. The results speaks louder than one hand clapping."

"I ordered 13 tons of Santa Fe Brown 7/8" gravel. We were told that the rock was dirty and to expect to have to separate the rock from the dirt, somewhat. In reality, this was a very misleading statement. If you order any of the Santa Fe Brown, you can expect 25-30% of the rock to be dirt. It is very nearly rocky dirt rather than the other way around. So, if you need 10 tons, expect 2.5-3 tons of it to be dirt. You will have to sift the dirt out. Spraying the pile won't do anything but congeal the dirt in the rock and it turns into the consistency of cement. If you don't sift the dirt out, you can expect to have weeds growing above your weed barrier fabric within a year. After the nightmare of sifting off all that dirt out of the rock, I realized I was about a ton short due to the excess of dirt. When I called back and complained about the understatement of the "dirty rock", I was told that they would discount another ton for me and deliver it even though their policy is to have a minimum delivery load of 3 tons. The discount was $4 for the ton and full price for the delivery. I told them I'd have to think about it. When I called back to move forward with $100 for 1 ton of rock with delivery, they put me on hold. 30 minutes later, nobody answered. I hung up, called them back now it seems they're screening my call because no one will answer. The only good thing I have to say is that the Tampico Pink rock I got from them was decent. Buyer beware if you're ordering the Santa Fe Brown. I feel that calling it dirty rock is a borderline outright lie. My initial purchase was 8 tons, I had to get 5 more tons on a second order and it still wasn't enough. Add 4 tons of Tampico Pink for a total of 17 tons for backyard that is 1700 square feet and it is still 1 ton short. That's how much dirt you can expect. I was going for a 2" cover of rock. I was not a difficult customer. I never yelled, or got angry. I simply voiced my complaint about "dirty rock". I was told that that my 25-30% dirt to rock ratio was reasonable and to be expected. If I had been told this at my initial purchase, I wouldn't have chosen that rock."