Fill and Base Material Delivered in Regina, NM

New Mexico Rock Supply handles gravel and aggregate delivery in Regina, NM, and the loads that show up first on a job are fill and base course. Fill dirt raises grade and builds up a pad before anything else goes down.

Base course, also called Type I or Type II base course, is the compacted layer a drive or slab sits on. Size your load with the calculator on each product page, then order by the ton or the yard.

Delivery to Regina and the Surrounding Area

Order online and pick your quantity by the ton or by the yard. Each product page carries a calculator so you can size the load before checkout, and you choose a delivery date there.

A dump truck tips the load in one pile at the address you give. Regina sits in Sandoval County, and delivery covers the town and the surrounding area, including Rio Rancho, Bernalillo, Corrales, Placitas and Jemez Pueblo.

Bulk material arrives as a tipped pile, so plan where that pile lands before the truck reaches the site. From there it is yours to move and place.

Materials for Regina Projects

Raising grade and building a pad is where a lot of ground work here starts. Fill dirt is bulk fill for raising grade and backfill, and it goes down before a base course lift.

Once the pad is at grade, base course is the compacted layer under drives, parking pads, slab bases and shed bases. It is what New Mexico calls road base.

For a patio or a walkway, crusher fines pack to a firm, walkable crust and come in colors. Stone screenings bed pavers and flagstone and fill the joints, though crusher fines are the more common reach for that work here.

Where water has to go somewhere, drain rock fills French drains, dry wells and foundation drains. Rip rap armors arroyo banks and culvert outlets against flash flow, and #57 stone and #4 crushed stone handle heavier drainage and trench bottoms.

For beds and borders, Natural Pea Gravel and Rio Grande river rock cover ground and finish xeriscape planting. Mason sand, also called plaster sand, handles block, brick and adobe work, stucco coats and paver joints, and washed sand beds and levels flatwork.

Ground and Conditions in Regina

This is sandstone and shale mesa country, with thin sandy soils over slickrock on the mesas. Across the basin floor, deep expansive clays weathered from Mancos and Fruitland shale swell when wet and shrink when dry.

That clay is the reason an under-built base shows up fast. A drive or slab set on ground that moves will heave and crack, so the sub-base has to be built to carry what sits on it.

Shale clay and slickrock shed water rather than take it. Monsoon runoff and spring snowmelt reach the washes fast and pond in low yards, which is where a drainage layer and drain rock earn their place.

Flash flow down arroyos and slickrock washes cuts gullies, and wind strips sand off bare ground. Rip rap on banks and outlets, and ground cover on open dirt, both work against that.

Base course and hardscape work runs from spring into late fall. Winter freezes the ground, and wet shale clay in a March thaw will not compact, so timing matters as much as material.

Order Fill and Base Course for Your Regina Site

Fill dirt and base course are the two materials that get a Regina pad and drive started, and both are ordered online by the ton or the yard. Size your load with the calculator on the product page, then set your delivery date at checkout.

New Mexico Rock Supply tips the load at your site in Sandoval County.