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Culvert Pipe in Melissa, TX

DFW Culvert Supply delivers galvanized corrugated steel culvert pipe, coupling bands and safety ends to jobsites in Melissa and across Collin County. We carry pipe from 12" to 96" in diameter in 20', 24' and 30' lengths, for driveways, ranch roads, ditch crossings and site work.

Collin County, north of Dallas, is one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas, with new homes and roads going in from Plano and Frisco up to Anna and Celina. Melissa is at the center of our delivery area, so it's one of our quickest drops.

Delivered to Melissa Jobsites

Tell us your sizes and the jobsite address in Melissa. We'll quote the pipe and accessories with delivery included and drop them at your site, so there's no trailer to rent and nothing to haul.

Driveway Culvert Permits in Melissa

Inside Melissa city limits, driveway and culvert work is typically permitted through the City of Melissa. For property in unincorporated Collin County, check with the county instead. Driveways onto a state highway need a permit from your TxDOT district office. Confirm the required pipe diameter, and whether safety ends are required, before you order.

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Culvert Pipe Questions

What size culvert pipe do I need for my driveway?

It depends on how much water the ditch carries. Many North Texas cities and counties set a minimum diameter for driveway culverts, and some will tell you the exact size when you apply for your permit. Check with your city (inside city limits) or county (unincorporated areas) first, then send us the size and length and we'll quote it.

What gauge culvert pipe should I use?

Most residential driveway culverts use 16-gauge galvanized pipe. Larger diameters, deeper cover or heavy truck traffic can call for a heavier gauge. Tell us your diameter and how the crossing will be used and we'll confirm the right gauge on your quote.

What are culvert safety ends?

Safety ends are sloped end sections, in precast concrete or steel, that go on each end of a culvert. They remove the drop-off at the edge of a driveway or road, improve water flow and reduce erosion. Many cities and counties require them on driveway culverts.

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Get Culvert Pipe Delivered in Melissa

Tell us the sizes and lengths you need and where the jobsite is. We'll send back a quote with delivery included.