Contact Us About a Load, a Lane or an Order

Take the tape out before you start typing. Most of what settles a material question is numbers you can pace out in five minutes, and a message that carries them is far quicker to answer.

What should the message say about the job?

Length and width in feet, the depth you have in mind in inches, and what the surface has to carry: foot traffic, a car, or a loaded trailer. If you already have a figure from the material calculators, send that too, along with the material you were looking at.

How do I describe the lane and the drop spot?

Say how wide the approach is, whether anything hangs over it, and how the ground behaves after rain. A photo from the road looking in is worth a paragraph. Give the ZIP code, because delivery is arranged from it.

What if the order is already placed?

Quote the order confirmation email and say what needs checking or changing. Access problems are the ones to raise early rather than on the morning the truck is loaded.

Call, text or email using the details on this page, or use the form with your name, email, phone, ZIP code and message. Size and grading sit in the catalogue, delivery and access covers the route in, and ordering questions are answered in writing.