Rock Products

• Drainage rock for under downspots
• Material for Erosion Control
• Lining for swales were runoff protection is needed
• Foundation and slab subbase
• pavement sub base
• road or driveway base
• trench backfill

• Residential projects
• concrete slab foundation
• Driveway Base
• Parking Lot Base
• Pavement Subbase
• Road Base

Packs down tightly and holds in place well.  Bridges areas and provides some stability in muddy conditions

• Light traffic and equipment driveways and pathways

Packs down tightly and holds in place very well

• Residential projects
• Backfill for rock walls
• pavement subbase
• Stabilization course

• Residential Projects
• Concrete slab foundation
• driveway base
• parking lot base
• pavement subbase
• road base

Minus containes "fines".  Fines help a product compact and will stay in place better than a clean product

 armor shorelines, streambeds, bridge abutments, pilings and other shoreline structures against scour and water, wave, or ice erosion. 

clean washed gravel or crushed rock ranging in size from three- fourths inch to two and one-half inches 

 made up of sand along with varying amounts of silt and clay. Many people prefer sandy loam soil for their gardening because this type of soil normally allows for good drainage. 

Topsoil is made up of sand, silt, and clay in various proportions.  All those elements equal the best garden soil mix and an ideal growing environment for plants. 

 Pit-run gravel is ideal for fillng holes lining the bottom of holes dug for planting trees and use in rough-grade foundation concrete mix; any place that gravel will be a good additive and appearance isn’t important 

Sturdy product used for chip sealing roadways

Used for landscaping and applications where "fines" are not required for compaction