PRICE INCLUDES MATERIAL PICKUP AND STANDARD INSTALLATION. A $100 DELIVERY FEE IS ADDED SEPARATELY.
Small Rip Rap is a large heavy-duty stone used for drainage control, erosion protection, and rugged landscape features. Its substantial size helps stabilize exposed soil and manage moving water in swales, outlets, slopes, and drainage zones.
Rip rap performs well during Florida storms when the base and water path are properly prepared. Placement focuses on stability and function before appearance.
Each order supplied and installed by Ecoscape Outdoor Services receives careful handling, even placement, clean boundaries, and a detailed final cleanup. You receive a professional result designed around the property, the material, and the intended use.
You receive a clean, properly installed finish with consistent coverage and careful attention to the surrounding landscape. Purposeful placement for stability, water movement, and erosion control.
What this service includes.
Supplier pickup of high-quality Small Rip Rap in the selected quantity.
Standard installation by an experienced Ecoscape crew.
Purposeful placement for stability, water movement, and erosion control.
Careful protection of nearby turf, plants, walkways, and hard surfaces.
Final walkthrough and full site cleanup.
Why Small Rip Rap works.
Helps reduce soil erosion.
Handles concentrated stormwater flow.
Heavy stone resists movement.
Supports durable drainage features.
Creates a rugged natural appearance.
What to expect.
We assess the flow path, prepare the receiving area, and place the stone to support stable drainage and coverage. Natural materials vary in color, texture, and size. Final appearance reflects the characteristics of the delivered material.
Best for.
Drainage outlets.
Swales and channels.
Slope stabilization.
Large dry creek features.
Additional site conditions.
Standard installation assumes normal access and a prepared or lightly prepared area. Existing material removal, major grading, weed barrier, edging installation, drainage corrections, irrigation changes, root or stump removal, difficult access, and excess debris hauling require separate pricing.