Meadow Lands Supply is a landscape and construction supply company that keeps residential homeowners, commercial businesses, construction companies, landscapers, and municipalities stocked with the materials their projects call for. We are a woman-owned business that strives to supply American-made products and materials. From our yard to yours, let’s support those in business closest to us. Our river rock is one of the most popular products we sell, and for good reason. It drains well, holds its color, and looks sharp around a flower bed, a downspout, or a dry creek bed. Whether you need a few bags or a full truckload, we have the river rock to finish the job.
Washington, Pennsylvania is home to roughly 13,000 residents and serves as the county seat of Washington County. Locals call it Little Washington, a nickname that stuck as a way to separate it from the nation’s capital. The city has deep roots. Washington & Jefferson College traces its start to 1781 and still anchors the downtown, and the LeMoyne House stands as a National Historic Landmark for its role on the Underground Railroad. Just north of town, the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum brings in visitors from across the region all year long. Rolling hills, older homes, and steady new construction keep demand for quality landscape material strong through every season.
Meadow Lands Supply services the Washington area and beyond, and we work to make every order simple. We offer convenient delivery or pick-up options when you set up an account with us, so your river rock arrives when the job is ready for it. Homeowners and contractors across Washington, Pennsylvania have come to trust us for material that shows up on time and performs the way it should. Our team knows how much river rock a project takes, and we will help you order the right amount the first time. That is the payoff of working with a supplier who treats your project like it matters.
Contact us today at (724) 249-2012 to experience the Meadow Lands Supply difference and secure the river rock you need.
Washington River Rock