Choose your Central Texas Materials product
Use Standard Limestone Flex Base for compacted driveway and pad layers, and Clean 3/4 in Crushed Limestone where the drainage design calls for open stone. State Road Base is available by project quote; confirm the exact grade and required test reports.
Material pricing and specifications
Compare the current catalog products below. Prices are for material only; delivery and applicable sales tax are separate. Planning density is an estimate, not a certified load weight.
Before delivery
Send the product, quantity and unit, delivery address, target date and access notes. Where plans specify grading or testing, request current source-specific documentation before ordering.
Materials, prices & specifications
Current material-only catalog prices. Delivery and applicable sales tax are separate.
Limestone Flex Base - Standard
From $26.00/ton
Driveways; road subbase; pads; compacted surfaces.
3 ton minimum
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- From $26.00/ton
- Particle size
- Fines to nominal 1 1/2 in; confirm upper sieve
- Gradation
- Standard crushed limestone base with fines
- Planning density
- 1.55 tons/CY (estimate)
- Project requirements
- Manufacturer webpage may label upper sieve 1 3/4 in; use written SKU specification. Nominal catalog grade only. Request current source-specific test reports; a product name does not certify project compliance.
Crushed Limestone - Clean, 3/4 in
From $42.00/ton
French drains; Retaining wall backfill; Septic and foundation drainage
2 ton minimum
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- From $42.00/ton
- Particle size
- About ½–1 in (nominal ¾ in)
- Gradation
- Open-graded washed limestone, fines removed
- Planning density
- 1.35 tons/CY (estimate)
- Project requirements
- Low; stays open so water can move through
Field tip
Squeeze a handful of damp base. If it holds a rough shape, the fines are doing their job. Clean stone falls apart, and that is the point.
Sources
- TxDOT flexible base selection guidance: https://www.txdot.gov/
General planning guidance. Project plans, engineers, utility owners and manufacturer specifications determine the requirements for your job.