Order Gravel, Stone and Soil in Dakota, MN

Need gravel and aggregate delivery in Dakota, MN for a pad that has to come up to grade? Minnesota Rock Supply sells bulk Class 5, washed stone, sand and soil by the ton and delivers across Winona County.

Class 5 is the Minnesota base course most drives and building pads start from.

Delivery to Dakota and the Surrounding Area

You order online, pick a quantity by the ton or by the yard, and choose a delivery date at checkout. Each product page has a calculator if you want to size the load before you buy.

A dump truck then tips your material on site.

Minnesota Rock Supply delivers bulk loads throughout Dakota and Winona County, including Winona, St. Charles, Lewiston, Rollingstone and Altura.

The truck tips the load in one pile where it can reach on your property.

Materials for Dakota Projects

This is bluff country, and a lot of work here starts with raising grade. A garage pad, a shed base or a low corner of a lot usually needs fill before anything else goes down.

Start with Fill Dirt to build the grade up, then cap it with a compacted base course.

Class 5 is that cap. It is the standard Minnesota base course, and it is what you order under a driveway, a parking pad or a building pad.

See Class 5 for bulk loads.

Where you want a tighter crushed surface with the fines still in it, order Crusher Run. It binds and compacts, which suits a drive or a base that has to hold together.

Under a basement slab or around footing drains, the clean washed stone matters. 3/4 Clear Rock is washed with the fines taken out, so water moves through it instead of sitting.

Ground and Conditions in Dakota

Across the Driftless bluff and karst country, the ground is loess over limestone, dolostone and sandstone. It is thin on the ridge tops and deep in the valleys, with rock close to the surface on the bluffs.

That is why an under-built base shows up fast here.

Water on this ground runs off steep slopes quickly and then disappears into sinkholes and fractures. It does not soak in evenly.

A base that was not built to shed water will move.

Rill and gully erosion on steep loess slopes is part of the same picture. On a graded pad, that means the fill and the base course have to be shaped so water leaves the site rather than cutting across it.

The working season runs from the thaw into late autumn, one of the longer stretches in the state. Spring load limits go up on Southeast zone roads in early March and come off in April, so plan heavy loads around that window.

Order Class 5 and Fill for Your Dakota Job

For raising grade for a new pad or capping it with base, Class 5 and fill dirt are the two materials that carry the work. Both are sold in bulk and delivered by the ton to sites in Dakota and Winona County.

Place your order online when you are ready.