Natural Stone in Norfolk, MA

Looking for natural stone in Norfolk, MA? Ten Four Landscape Supply delivers natural stone across Norfolk from our yard at 26 Industrial Rd in Wrentham, and we also load pickups right at the yard. Norfolk borders Wrentham, so it is a short run for our trucks. As a result, Norfolk deliveries fit easily into the daily route.

Natural Stone delivery in Norfolk, MA

The town has a quiet, rural feel, helped along by the Stony Brook Wildlife Sanctuary and plenty of open land near the commuter rail stop. Many Norfolk homes sit on larger, wooded lots with long driveways, so orders here often run bigger than average.

Norfolk projects lean toward long driveways, stone walls along old property lines and drainage on wet, wooded lots. For that reason, natural stone is a regular order in Norfolk. In short, our 1½″ Natural Stone is larger washed-look stone for drainage, dry wells and drip edges, and it is sold by the cubic yard.

Why Norfolk customers choose our natural stone

It is stone screened to roughly an inch and a half, with natural tones of tan, gray and brown. The mix of colors looks relaxed and natural, so it blends with New England homes, stone walls and woodland edges.

Unlike fine crushed stone, it does not pack into a hard surface. Instead, the pieces stay loose and open. That is exactly what you want around a foundation drain, a dry well or a downspout splash area, where water needs to disappear quickly.

Popular uses for natural stone in Norfolk

Homeowners and contractors in Norfolk put natural stone to work in many ways. This size handles both practical and decorative jobs:

• Dry wells and drainage pits
• Drip edges along rooflines without gutters
• French drain trenches (with fabric)
• Decorative beds and borders around the house
• Splash areas under downspouts
• Swales and low spots that collect runoff

How much natural stone does a Norfolk project need?

First, measure the area in feet and multiply length by width. Then multiply by the depth in inches and divide by 324. The result is cubic yards, which is how we sell natural stone. For decorative beds and drip edges, 3 inches of natural stone is typical. Drainage trenches and dry wells, however, are measured by their full volume.

For example, a typical Norfolk job of about 900 square feet needs roughly 8.5 yards at 3 inches, or 11 yards at 4 inches. Still, round up by half a yard for edges and settling. Or call (774) 372-1050, and we will check the math before the truck is loaded.

Delivery or pickup for Norfolk, MA

We deliver natural stone in Norfolk, MA by truck, placing the pile where you want it. Long Norfolk driveways are common. So tell us how far back the pile should go and whether the surface is paved, gravel or soft ground.

1. Book the load. Call or send a quote request with the amount of natural stone and your Norfolk address.
2. Pick the drop spot. Next, choose firm, open ground close to the work area, clear of wires and branches.
3. Protect the surface. Then lay a tarp or plywood on pavement, so cleanup takes minutes.
4. Meet the truck. Finally, the driver calls ahead and places the pile as close to your spot as the ground safely allows.

Picking up at the yard

For Norfolk customers, the yard is a short drive south, so a pickup truck can make more than one run in a morning. As a rule, a full-size pickup carries about about 1 yard of this material safely. So check your payload rating, and bring a tarp for the ride back to Norfolk.

When to order natural stone in Norfolk

Stone can go down in any season, as long as the ground is not frozen or soaked. So many Norfolk customers schedule stone work in late spring and early fall, when it is cooler to shovel and rake. Also, fall is a good time to fix drainage before the snow melts.

How to install a natural stone drip edge

1. Dig the strip. Dig a strip about 12 to 18 inches wide and 4 inches deep under the roofline. Then slope the bottom away from the house.
2. Line it. Lay landscape fabric in the trench. As a result, soil will not work up into the stone over time.
3. Add an edge. Set a steel, plastic or stone edge along the lawn side. That way the stone stays in its lane.
4. Fill with stone. Spread natural stone to the top of the edge. Next, rake it level and rinse off any dust.
5. Check the flow. Finally, run a hose off the roof or wait for rain, and confirm water moves away from the foundation.

Natural Stone in Norfolk, MA: FAQs

More for your Norfolk project

Drainage jobs often combine sizes. For instance, ¾″ bluestone beds a pipe, while the larger stone fills the top of a dry well. Field stone edges a bed, and pine mulch fills the planted areas beside it. So if your Norfolk project needs more than one material, see ¾″ Bluestone in Norfolk, New England Field Stone in Norfolk and Dark Brown Pine Mulch in Norfolk. As a result, one delivery can often cover the whole job.

We also deliver natural stone to nearby Wrentham, Franklin and Medway. For depth tips, coverage and product details, read the full 1½″ Natural Stone guide, or see every town we serve. For local background, Norfolk on Wikipedia is a good start.