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West Seattle Landscape and Stone Supply offers easy and convenient delivery all around central Puget Sound. You're here because you've got some projects you wanna get done - so read on to help us help you :)

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How Delivery Works

We do [part of] the heavy lifting

We can get into almost all residential driveways and most paved and frequently used alleys. We rarely encounter an "undeliverable" location, but sometimes we can't put the materials right where our customers prefer. Here are some pointers for working with us that'll help you understand how our truck delivery works.

  • We need 8ft 6in of width, to get into most places. Sometimes we can shave off an inch or two if we have to squeeze in somewhere.

  • Low overhead lines and branches are common reasons we will have issues with a particular drop point. Be sure your drop point has about 20 ft of overhead clearance and space to pull away with our dump bed still lifted high to completely drop all your material in place.

  • Steep slopes can be tricky as they "cancel out" the effective angle of our dump bed - this can result in an extra spread-out pile, or an inability to fully unload. We know that everyone in Seattle lives on a hill and what we can do varies from product to product.

  • We are not responsible for permitting or securing permission of your drop point.

 

We ask that you mark the area with a tarp on delivery day to ensure we put it right where you want it - it helps with cleanup when you're done too.


We do not carry materials away from the drop point. Even hand-unloaded materials like flagstone will be piled around the immediate area of our truck. The labor to move and install your delivered materials is your responsibility!

DO THE MATH

We can deliver about 6 cubic yards of light materials like wood chips, or roughly 4 cubic yards of heavier stuff like gravel.

THINK IT THRU

Pick the right place - close to your work area, no overhead hazards, level-ish, with good vehicle access!

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BE READY

Mark the spot with a tarp on delivery day.

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