Are you looking for a trusted supplier for sand and gravel in Ventura County & Santa Barbara? You’re in the right place. Western Materials offers a wide range of services and materials for all your construction and landscaping needs. From construction sand to decorative rocks, we provide the best materials at the best prices.
Ventura County is located in Southern California. There are 843,843 people living there as of the 2020 census. Ventura is the county seat, and Oxnard is the largest city. Ventura County is in southern California. According to the 2020 census, it has a population of 843,843. The biggest city is Oxnard, and the county seat is Ventura.
Ventura County is part of the Oxnard–Thousand Oaks–Ventura metropolitan area, which is included in the Greater Los Angeles area. It is also the southernmost county on the California Central Coast. Western Materials supplies high-quality sand and gravel Ventura projects, with fast delivery and competitive pricing.
Western Materials is your premier supplier of construction materials in Ventura County & Santa Barbara, with over 40 years of industry experience in the production and supply of aggregates in Southern California. Our commitment to integrity ensures that we provide high-quality service and materials to all our clients.
We provide specialized materials such as:
Western Materials offers a range of high-quality sand materials for construction, masonry, plastering, concrete, roads, and more. Our sand materials meet construction specification requirements such as gradation and cleanness as per ASTM, Greenbook standard specifications, and Caltrans construction materials standards. We can deliver our sand materials to your job site. Western Materials also offers state ready mix products for your construction needs.
Our materials have been used in many small and large projects, including the expansion of Los Angeles International Airport, the construction of the new SoFi Stadium, and hundreds of new housing projects by leading home builders such as Lennar, Sea Homes, KB Homes, and Richmond Homes. Our materials have also been used in many other well-known landmarks, such as the LA Zoo.
Popular Areas Served
Our sand and gravel have been delivered to numerous popular areas across Los Angeles and its surrounding regions, including:
Western Materials offers a range of high-quality sand materials for construction, masonry, plastering, concrete, roads, and more. Our sand materials meet construction specification requirements such as gradation and cleanness as per ASTM, Greenbook standard specifications, and Caltrans construction materials standards. We can deliver our sand materials to the job site.
Customers should note any specific requirements when ordering sand materials.
Our gravel, crushed rock, and crushed stone materials are used in landscaping, construction, concrete, roads, highways, and more. We also have a decorative rock for landscaping that enhances the beauty and value of your property. All our materials meet ASTM, Greenbook, and Caltrans standards.
Western Materials offers a variety of base, cobble, and rip-rap materials for construction. These materials are used in road and highway construction, landscaping, slope stabilization, and erosion control. Cobbles and rip-raps are perfect for any landscaping project.
Western Materials is your one-stop shop for all your construction and landscaping material needs in Ventura County & Santa Barbara. Call us today for a free quote and experience the best service and materials. Our customer service team responds to inquiries within a few hours, ensuring timely communication and efficient service delivery.
We provide sand and gravel Ventura customers rely on, serving Santa Barbara County and nearby regions with prompt delivery and trusted materials.
Contact us today for different construction needs in Santa Clarita Valley.
We provide a wide selection of sand and gravel in Ventura, including plaster sand, fill sand, washed concrete sand, pea gravel, crushed rock, and base materials suitable for construction, landscaping, and roadwork projects.
1. I'm new to home improvement. How do I know which material (sand, gravel, decomposed granite, etc.) is right for my project?
We are happy to make recommendations, but its best you speak to a qualified landscaper or contractor. But the best material depends on your project. For instance, decomposed granite is popular for pathways, while gravel might be more suitable for driveways. Reach out with your project details, and we can guide you to the best choice!
2. How can I calculate the amount of material I need for my project?
A simple formula is to divide the area (in square feet) by 100 to estimate the number of cubic yards required, assuming a depth of 2-3 inches. If you know the square footage and desired depth, you can adjust the formula accordingly.
3. Using the formula, how many cubic yards would I need for a 500 sq. ft. area?
For a 2-3 inch depth, you'd need approximately 5cubic yards. (500 sq. ft. ÷ 100 = 5 cubic yards).
4. Can I mix different materials, like sand and decomposed granite, for my project? Yes, depending on the project, mixing materials can provide both functional and aesthetic benefits. It's essential to consult with experts landscaper or contractor before mixing to ensure compatibility.
5. Is there any prep work I need to do on the site before the material is spread?
It's recommended to clear the area of any debris, ensure it's level, and, for some projects, lay a weed barrier or fabric beneath the material.
6. How long will the materials last? Do I need to replenish them periodically?
The longevity depends on its use. While gravel driveways might require occasional replenishment due to displacement, a decomposed granite pathway can last years with proper maintenance.
7. Do the colors of materials like decomposed granite or gravel fade over time?
Natural materials might experience slight fading over time due to weather and wear. Sealing or using a stabilizer can help retain the color.
8. How do I maintain the appearance and function of the materials once laid?
Regularly removing debris, occasional raking or leveling for even distribution, and replenishing material as needed can maintain both appearance and function.
9. Can these materials be laid in areas with heavy foot or vehicle traffic?
Absolutely. Some materials, like compacted gravel, are designed to withstand heavy traffic, making them perfect for driveways and high-footfall paths.
10. Are these materials pet-friendly?
Most of our natural materials, like sand and gravel, are pet-friendly. However, it's always good to monitor pets initially to ensure they don't ingest or get hurt by the materials.
11. Do you deliver small quantities suitable for homeowner projects, or is there a minimum order?
Generally, we have a 1 ton or 1 cubic yard minimum for small orders, We cater to projects of all sizes, from large construction jobs to small homeowner needs. Let us know your requirements, and we'll assist you accordingly.
12. What is your cancellation policy?
You can cancel at any time before the material is loaded and shipped from the plant or quarry to your job site. Once on the road, delivered, and unloaded, the material cannot be returned. Please be sure that the sand and gravel material you need is exactly what you need before receiving it at your job site.
13. Can I look at the sand & gravel material before I purchase it?
Yes, for most of our sand and gravel materials, we have pictures and material test lab reports if your jobs requires them. Small samples are available for large volume orders of over 100 cubic yards on certain materials. If samples have to be sent shipping charges may apply.
1. How big do these cobbles and boulders get?
We've got all sizes, from cobbles to massive boulders. We offer from 6 inch all the way up to 24 inch and 36 inch in smooth, natural and sometimes angular and crushed pieces. Most common and popular is our 6 inch to 18 inch.
2. Is your cobbles and rip rap appropriate for different type so public and private construction job applications?
Yes our materials are tested regularly and meet all required standards for constitution use such as hardness, specific gravity, and other test needed and required by appropriate government agencies.
1. What makes your baseball infield mix special?
We've dialed in the perfect blend of sand for drainage, clay for that nice binding effect, and silt for a buttery-smooth play surface.
2. Would this infield mix work for major league fields?
Our mix suits all baseball fields in schools, little leagues, colleges, and minor and major leagues.
3. What's the ideal composition for a baseball infield mix?
An ideal baseball infield mix typically consists of a balance of sand (for drainage), clay (for binding), and silt (for a smooth surface).
4. How deep should the red clay/infield mix be laid on a baseball field?
The recommended depth varies, but generally, 3-4inches is common for most baseball infields.
5. How often should the baseball infield mix be replenished or replaced?
Depending on usage and weather conditions, infield mix should be checked annually and replenished or replaced as needed.
6. What are the maintenance requirements for redclay?
Regular dragging to maintain a level surface, adequate moisture management to reduce dust, and occasional rolling for compaction are key maintenance practices.
1. What's the best way to use decomposed granite in my garden?
Decomposed granite shines when used for pathways, driveways, and patios. It has a natural feel that can really elevate your outdoor space.
2. Which is better for landscaping, decomposed granite or crushed rock?
It's all usage case. Is there a decorative element and a look you are going for. Decomposed granite gives a more rustic feel, while crushed rock is a bit more structured with its edgy look. Both are great; it's just a matter of preference and application!
3. Any chance you've got different varieties of decomposed granite and crushed rock?
We've got a mix of sizes and colors to match whatever you're dreaming up for your project.
4. What are the color options available for decomposed granite?
We offer decomposed granite (DG), which typically comes in a variety of natural hues, including gold, tan, brown, grey, and rose, among others. Most common and best price is our tan. Ask about our non-spec DG that is more affordable then our premium DG. Again everything really depends on your budget and application needs.
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