#89 Crushed Stone in West Virginia
Heavy West Virginia rain makes finished hardscape details matter, and #89 Crushed Stone compacts firmly around pavers or flagstone.
- Size: About 3/8 inch down to fines
- Grading: #89, carries some fines
- Type: Angular crushed stone
From $425.00 for 1 ton, delivery included
Larger loads cost less per ton: 500 tons is $26,535.00 ($53.07 per ton). Pick any quantity below for a delivered price.
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“The dog run behind our garage in Oak Hill turned into a mud pit every time it rained, and the smell got bad fast. Two tons of 89 stone went down over fabric, and now it drains almost as soon as the rain stops. No more muddy paw prints on the porch since it went in.”
Sandra I. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About #89 Crushed Stone
Size and Grading
- Size
- About 3/8 inch down to fines
- Grading
- #89, carries some fines
- Type
- Angular crushed stone
After rain brings hillside seepage across a West Virginia property, water needs to be caught and directed by the drainage plan rather than left to move through fine stone. #89 Crushed Stone is not open drainage material. Its fines help it form a close, firm mass, making it a better fit for confined hardscape work.
Use it in paver joints or as a setting layer for flagstone after the base and any needed drainage work are in place. The angular shape helps the material hold together when compacted. On steep hollows and shale slopes, that distinction matters: a finished surface needs stable material in its tight spaces, while seep control requires the proper drainage approach above or alongside the drive. Compact #89 Crushed Stone after placement to help it settle before completing the surface. It may also be used for chip-seal surfacing or in concrete mixes.
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Material: #89 Crushed Stone
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Common Uses
Joint Fill for Pavers and Flagstone
Work it into the gaps around pavers and flagstone to help reduce shifting.
Chip Seal Work
Fine angular pieces help it bind in chip-and-seal road applications.
Concrete Mixes
Choose this as coarse aggregate when the mix specification calls for a small stone.
Path Base Bedding
Stone and paver paths need an even setting layer, which this material provides.
Why Choose #89 Crushed Stone
Firm Compaction
Its small gradation and fines compact into a stable, firm layer.
Multiple Uses
Use it for joint filling, bedding courses, concrete, and surface treatment work.
Neat Appearance
The even, small-sized material leaves a finished-looking surface.
Simple Placement
Spread or sweep it into narrow spots without much effort.
Customer Reviews
Patio bedding survived the freeze
Laid a small paver patio off the back deck out near Kingwood and used 89 stone for the bedding layer under the pavers. Preston County ground heaves something awful every winter, but the bedding stayed put through last year's freeze and the pavers never shifted. Easy to screed level, even for a first timer like me.
Larry Q. · Kingwood, WV · Verified Buyer
Muddy Paws No More
The dog run behind our garage in Oak Hill turned into a mud pit every time it rained, and the smell got bad fast. Two tons of 89 stone went down over fabric, and now it drains almost as soon as the rain stops. No more muddy paw prints on the porch since it went in.
Sandra I. · Oak Hill, WV · Verified Buyer
Cute border but needs edging
Used two tons of 89 stone as a border around the mailbox garden in Petersburg. Looks clean and matches the house, but without edging it migrates onto the grass every time we mow. Add edging first.
Wayne U. · Petersburg, WV · Verified Buyer
Perimeter Drain Finally Stays Dry
Our hillside lot in Charleston kept a wet basement no matter what we tried, until two tons of number 89 went in around the perimeter drain. Unlike the pea gravel I used years back, which kept rolling loose out of the trench, this crushed stone locks together and stays put. Basement's been bone dry since.
Betty E. · Charleston, WV · Verified Buyer
#89 Crushed Stone has 4 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
