Our team
Meet the Team Behind Gravel Calculator
One of us builds the tool. The other checks the numbers against real landscaping work. Here is who we are and what each of us does.
Muzammil Mushtaq
Founder, Web Developer and SEO Lead
Muzammil is a senior web developer and SEO specialist. He designed and coded the Gravel Calculator, including the calculation engine, unit conversions, the driveway layer builder and the quote comparison tool. He also writes and organises the guides on this site so they answer the questions people ask before they order gravel.
- Designed and built the calculator
- Wrote the formulas and unit conversions
- Tests every change against worked examples
- Writes and maintains the site guides
Abrar Aslam
Reviewer, Professional Landscaper
Hadi Landscaping
Abrar Aslam is a professional landscaper at Hadi Landscaping. His work involves real landscaping jobs where gravel, crushed stone and base material have to be measured, ordered and laid. Abrar reviewed all of the calculations on this site to check that the results match what happens on a real job. The gravel weights themselves come from published US supplier and quarry figures, with metric values for UK, Irish and Australian users.
- Reviewed all calculator formulas
- Checked gravel weights and depth guides
- Reviewed the driveway base and top layer method
- Last reviewed: September 2026
Our process
How We Make Sure the Numbers Are Right
1
Build and test
Muzammil codes each feature and tests it against worked examples, such as 24 x 14 ft at 6 inches giving 6.22 cubic yards.
2
Expert review
Abrar checks the formulas, gravel weights, depth guides and driveway layers against how the work is done on real landscaping jobs. Weights are based on published US supplier and quarry data.
3
Keep it current
When a reader reports a problem or a supplier figure changes, we check it, fix it and update the review date.
Spotted something wrong? Email [email protected] or visit our Contact Us page. We read every message.
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