Customer Reviews

“One ton for a small fire pit patio in Koloa. Looks great and feels good underfoot, but it scatters onto the lawn if you don't edge it well, learned that the hard way.”

“Wanted railroad ballast for a wet corner of the paddock out in Mountain View. The truck couldn't get down our narrow lane so it dumped at the main road, meaning an extra afternoon moving four tons by tractor bucket.”

“Two tons of river rock for a bed along the driveway in Pepeekeo. Truck showed up almost an hour before the window opened, which caught us off guard, but the rock itself is exactly the mix of sizes we wanted.”

“Three tons for a run in pad behind the barn in Kalaoa. Compacts up hard just like it should, though a few chunks in the load were bigger than my fist and I had to pull them out by hand.”

“One ton for the entry path outside our little shop in Kailua. Looks tidy and feels solid underfoot, just a shade grayer than the photo online which threw off matching it to our existing planters.”

“Two tons for a dry streambed accent along the fence in Kahakuloa. Looks great once it was arranged, though a handful of pieces were closer to boulder size than river rock and needed two of us to move them.”

“Two tons for drainage behind a rental unit in Kapaa. The truck couldn't fit up our narrow driveway, so the driver parked on the street and we hauled the last stretch by bucket. Stone itself is right.”

“Three yards of fill dirt for a low patch behind the carport in Heeia. Did the job fine once it dried out some, but the load arrived pretty wet and heavier than we expected for the price per yard.”

“Bought our first place out in Keaau last year and the driveway was basically two ruts with grass down the middle. Five tons of driveway gravel through Hawaii Rock Supply filled it level from the road to the carport. Drains fine in the rain now and the car doesn't bottom out anymore pulling in.”

“Wanted this for a farm turnaround out past Kekaha. The truck couldn't make the last stretch of our dirt lane and dumped the whole ten tons at the main road, so we spent days moving it by tractor.”

“One ton of stone screenings for a path topcoat behind the house in Makaha. Truck arrived close to the tail end of the window we were given, but the material itself packed in tight and looks clean once it was raked.”

“Six tons of road base for a farm turnaround by our place in Laie. Truck showed up close to the very end of the delivery window, but once it was down it packed in solid within a couple of passes.”

“Out on Molokai in Kaunakakai deliveries take a bit more planning than the bigger islands, but Hawaii Rock Supply got two tons of the three eighths stone to us within the week for a dog run beside the carport. Rounded enough on the edges that our old lab doesn't mind lying on it, and it hasn't tracked into the house at all.”

“One yard of garden soil for two beds by the kitchen window in Anaehoomalu. Delivery ran later in the window than we expected, but the soil itself is dark and rich and the peppers are already taking off.”

“Six tons for a soggy spot by our carport in Hilo. Does the job and drains fast, but a handful of chunks were bigger than a softball and had to be tossed aside by hand.”

“Redid the drainage bed around our vacation rental near Haleiwa before the winter surf season brought bigger crowds and bigger puddles out front. Two and a half tons of 89 stone around the foundation and under a short paver walk to the door. The tandem truck squeezed onto our narrow street fine and dumped it right along the driveway edge like we asked. Looks clean, guests stopped tracking mud into the entry.”

“Leveled the base for an above ground pool out in Kalapana with a ton of mason sand through Hawaii Rock Supply, screeded it flat with a long board before the liner went in. Pool's been up for a full summer now with no dips or settling anywhere around the walls. Wish we'd known about this step for the last pool we owned.”

“Helped a small school out past Ninole put in a path between the classrooms and the garden boxes. A ton and a half of walkway gravel through Hawaii Rock Supply covered the whole stretch with a little left over for a side path to the compost bins. The kids helped spread it and nobody's tripped on a loose stone since.”

“Retired out here in Hanapepe and finally dealt with a camper pad that turned into red mud every time it rained, the red dirt out this side of Kauai stains everything it touches. Six tons of 67 stone went down over a weekend with my neighbor's skid steer doing the spreading. No more red streaks tracked into the house, and the camper sits level for the first time since we bought it.”

“Managing a small project in Waikane where the new shed foundation needed the whole pad raised about ten inches above grade first. Six yards of fill dirt through Hawaii Rock Supply came in clean, no debris or roots mixed in like the last load we got from a different yard years ago. Compacted it ourselves over a weekend before the contractor poured.”

“Redid the entry bed outside our little store in Nanakuli, three tons of river rock through Hawaii Rock Supply around a small planted area by the door. Customers comment on it more than I expected, and it hasn't scattered onto the sidewalk the way the old smaller gravel used to when people walked through.”

“Our little church up in Hakalau sits off a narrow country road that turns to soup every wet season. The congregation pitched in on four tons of road base for the last stretch up to the parking area, and Hawaii Rock Supply had it out within three days of the order. No more cars getting stuck before Sunday service.”

“Topped a walkway around the side of the house in Waianae where the ground stays bone dry most of the year on this leeward stretch. Two tons of number eight from Hawaii Rock Supply gave a nice tight surface underfoot that doesn't shift when the grandkids run across it barefoot. Watered it down once after spreading to settle the dust and it's been solid since.”

“Set flagstone for a small patio in Palolo, three tons of stone screenings through Hawaii Rock Supply as the bedding layer under the whole thing. Screeds out smooth and even, held every stone level without any rocking once we tapped them in. Client's thrilled with how tight the joints came out.”

“Put in a dog run beside the carport in Puhi for our two labs, three tons of the three eighths pea gravel over a bit of fabric to keep the weeds down. Hawaii Rock Supply dumped it right where the driver could reach with the chute, saved us a lot of shoveling. Rounded stone doesn't hurt their paws and rinses clean easy with the hose.”

“Leveled a new lawn area for a client out in Ualapue, four yards of top soil through Hawaii Rock Supply spread across the whole front section before hydroseeding. Screened clean with no clumps, which made raking it smooth a lot faster than the bagged stuff we've used on smaller jobs. Grass took root evenly within a month.”

“Border along the driveway in Honaunau needed something bigger than what we'd used before to stop the culvert outfall from carving a trench every storm. Three tons of large river rock through Hawaii Rock Supply solved it in an afternoon. Looks natural against the lava rock walls already on the property and hasn't shifted since spring.”

“Poured a new farm road for a coffee grower up in the Kona hills, ordered through Hawaii Rock Supply, about fifteen tons of the number four under everything. Grading was rough to start since the ground drops steeply toward the coast, but once compacted the base held tight through the whole rainy stretch. Client hasn't called with a single complaint since March.”

“Set a small paver patio behind the house in Ookala, using gravel sand through Hawaii Rock Supply as the base layer under the whole thing. Two tons covered it with room to spare for the joints too. Compacted hard with a rented plate tamper and the pavers haven't budged an inch since we finished.”

“Put four tons from Hawaii Rock Supply under a patio expansion behind our shop in Paia where customers park during the farmers market on weekends. Base layer went in over a weekend, compacted tight with a plate tamper borrowed from a neighbor. No puddling anymore even after the market crowd tracks through on a rainy Saturday, and the surface feels solid under the tables.”

“Leeward yards like ours in Kalaeloa dry out fast between waterings, so we spread three yards of shredded mulch through Hawaii Rock Supply around the citrus trees to help hold moisture. Noticeably less watering needed since it went down, and the trees are putting out new growth faster than they did all last dry season.”

“Runs a little shave ice stand near the old sugar mill in Waialua and the gravel lot kept turning to dust in summer and puddles in winter. Eight tons of crusher run through Hawaii Rock Supply solved both problems at once. Customers park without kicking up clouds now, and after two rainy months there isn't a puddle anywhere near the window.”

“Mixed washed sand into concrete for a small footing job near Niumalu, about two tons for the whole pour. Clean and consistent grain, no clay or silt clouding up the mix like the pit sand we used on a job years back. Poured smooth and cured without a single crack showing up.”

“Set four tons of 57 stone under a new patio slab for a client near the old taro fields outside Lihue where the ground stays wet most of the year. Compacted it in two lifts and it held rock solid when the concrete truck rolled over it. Clean stone, hardly any dust in the pile. The Hawaii Rock Supply driver even suggested the best spot to dump for drainage.”

“Put in a dry well behind the house in Kealia after years of the yard staying soggy for days after a heavy rain. Two and a half tons of drain rock filled the pit and the water disappears within an hour now instead of sitting there for a week. Wish we'd done this the first year we moved in.”

“Two new vegetable beds went in behind the house in Waipunalei this past spring, a yard of garden soil split between them along with some compost we had on hand. Rich and dark straight out of the pile, no big chunks or debris to sort through before planting. First real harvest of tomatoes and peppers came in heavier than any year we gardened in the ground directly.”

“Shored up the dam on our irrigation pond out in Spreckelsville with four tons of riprap through Hawaii Rock Supply after noticing seepage starting at the base. Big angular stone locked together better than the smaller rock we tried years back on the same dam. No new seepage spots after a full rainy season.”

“Ordered top soil for a bare patch behind a rental in Kamalo, two yards to level it before reseeding. Grass has come in fine over it, but the load had a fair number of small clay clumps mixed through that we had to break up by hand before raking it smooth.”

“Our school garden club in Anahola needed a tidy path between the raised beds. A ton and a half of the three eighths stone from Hawaii Rock Supply spread easily by hand and the kids loved helping rake it smooth. Small enough that nobody's sandals get pelted with sharp edges, and it hasn't shifted since we laid it down in the spring.”

“Fixed up a path between two rental cottages out in Kapaau before a new tenant moved in. Three tons of walkway gravel evened out a stretch that used to pool water after every shower. It's held its shape through the whole rainy stretch since, no shifting even where the path bends around the old mango tree.”

“Ordered gravel sand for a paver base under a small patio job in Maunaloa, four tons for the whole footprint. Delivery truck showed up a day earlier than the window we'd been given, which caught us without the site fully graded yet, but the material itself compacted well once we were ready for it.”

“Wanted river rock around the foundation beds at our place out in Moloaa, four tons total for beds on three sides of the house. The truck couldn't get down our lane because of the low hanging trees, so the driver dumped it at the main road and we spent a weekend moving it by garden cart, but the stone itself looks great once it was finally in place.”

“Put down railroad ballast along a short farm lane near Kurtistown, five tons across a stretch that used to flood every heavy rain. Drains beautifully once it settled in, though unloading it kicked up a surprising amount of dust for stone that size, enough that we waited a while before letting the dogs run through the pile.”

“Used this for backfill around a new retaining wall in Kihei. Ordered three tons based on the online calculator but ended up needing another half ton to finish the last stretch. Quality was fine, angular and consistent, just budget a little extra before you order.”

“Built a shed pad for a client out in Kunia, ordered five tons of crusher run off the calculator on the site. Compacted beautifully once it went down, tight and hard within a day, but we came up about half a ton short and had to run back for more before pouring the slab.”

“Mulched the entrance bed outside our little shop in Kualoa, two yards of shredded mulch through Hawaii Rock Supply spread around the new ti plants out front. Looks great once it settled in, though it came in noticeably lighter brown than the dark photo online, more of a tan than the near black we expected.”

“Our church group in Wahiawa used four tons for pipe bedding along the edge of the parking lot during a drainage fix. Material did the job well once it was down, but it was noticeably dustier unloading it than we expected, and a few volunteers were coughing by the end of the afternoon.”

“Creek bank behind the house out in Kaupo kept losing ground every time the stream ran high after a storm off the mountain. Five tons of riprap along the worst forty feet stopped the undercutting completely. The access out here is rough, one lane most of the way, but the driver made it work and dumped where we flagged.”

“Lane out to the barn near Pahala had potholes bad enough to bottom out the truck every time it rained. Seven tons of driveway gravel filled and topped the worst stretch in one day. Rides smooth now even loaded with hay, and it hasn't washed out through two decent storms since spring.”

“Our access lane out past Panaewa turns into standing water every time the Hilo rain really lets go, and the farm truck used to bog down in the worst forty feet of it. Six tons of railroad ballast went down there and it drains almost as fast as it falls now. Hawaii Rock Supply had it out within the week, dumped right where the excavator could reach without cutting through the taro patch.”

“Redid the base under our carport slab in Mililani, ordered six tons off the online calculator. Delivery showed up right at the start of the window before we'd even moved the cars out of the way, so the driver had to wait almost twenty minutes. Once it was all down it packed hard and the slab poured without a hitch.”

“Had a low corner of the property in Kahaluu that turned into a swamp every time it rained, never drained no matter what we tried. Eight yards of fill dirt raised the whole section a good foot and a half. Graded it with a box blade after it settled for a couple weeks, and now water runs off toward the ditch instead of pooling there.”

“County required a fresh septic drain field before we could get our permit finaled, so three tons of number 57 went down around the lines out in Wailuku. Hawaii Rock Supply had it delivered within two days of ordering, right where the excavator marked. The inspector signed off without a single question, and six months later the yard drains like it should.”

“Added drain rock through Hawaii Rock Supply behind a retaining wall at a condo building in Napili, four tons total for a wall running along the parking level. Material is clean and drains exactly like it should, but the load showed up wetter than expected and weighed more than our estimate, which meant an extra trip for the crew to haul what didn't fit in the first pass.”

“Ordered mason sand for a batch of paver joints on a walkway job in Glenwood, three tons for the whole run. Works fine once it's swept into the joints and compacted, but it came in a shade grayer than the sample photo online, which meant it didn't quite match the tan pavers as closely as the client wanted.”

“Our lane out here in Puna sits on old lava rock and every winter the runoff cut it down to bare a'a. We had eighteen tons of the number four delivered and the tandem driver eased down our narrow road without knocking a single ti plant over. It went down over geotextile fabric across about two hundred feet, then we ran the tractor over it to settle it in. Six months and two big storms later there is no washboarding and no mud pooling at the low spot by the gulch. Hawaii Rock Supply quoted less than the concrete outfit in Hilo wanted just for delivery.”

“Mixed gravel sand into concrete for a set of front steps in Wainaku, about a ton and a half for the whole pour. Good coarse texture, mixed up quick and poured without any trouble. Steps have held through a full season of rain with no cracking or settling at the edges.”

“Managing a small complex in Honolulu and we added an ohana unit pad behind building C. Four tons of 67 stone leveled the whole footprint nicely before the contractor poured the slab. Hawaii Rock Supply had it out within two days of ordering, which mattered since the building permit clock was already ticking.”

“School garden program in Kalihi added a chicken run behind the raised beds for the kids to learn about eggs and composting. Two tons of stone screenings kept the run from turning into a muddy mess between the coop and the fence. Easy to rake level and the hens don't scratch it into craters like they did with the mulch before.”

“Started a little garden program at our daycare out in Kukuihaele so the kids could grow their own vegetables for snack time. Half a yard of garden soil filled two small raised beds by the fence, easy for little hands to dig into without hitting anything hard. Beans and cherry tomatoes came up within two weeks and the kids check on them every morning now.”