Rip rap materials feature a wide range of rocks varying in terms of size and color. Limestone and granite are common. We offer high-quality rip rap for different types of applications including:

• Sloped/channel sides
• Culverts outlets/inlets
• Drainage structures
• Stream banks
• Grade stabilization structures
• Bridges
• Storm drains

The size of the rip rap used for a project will depend on the velocity and force of the water and the slope of the area. Rip rap is also a cost-effective alternative for wind erosion.

From large boulders to tiny pebbles, we offer decorative stone and river rock that offer form and function. You can choose the right rocks to create a unique effect while drawing the eye to the areas you need highlighting. Our clients regularly use river rock for creating groundcover, hardscapes, and walls. Among other benefits, they can act as permanent mulch, reduce noise, and maintain consistency in temperatures.

At West Valley Rock, we offer different types of river rock including but not limited to the following:

• Colored Riverwash Stone: Suited for water features, ponds, shaded spots where the grass finds it hard to grow, walkways, and flower beds. These river rocks are also referred to as pea stone.
• Crushed Red Brick Chips: These river rocks make excellent groundcover and permanent mulch. They are also suited for areas that need drainage.
• White Calcite Stone: They feature irregular shapes and jagged edges. Our clients regularly use them for water features, ponds, flower beds, around the pool, and as maintenance borders.

Some of the other commonly used river rocks include ornamental pond stone and fossil stone.