Bulk Materials

A rough blended material often used as the base layer under a road or pad.

Similar to pit run, but without the largest rocks and with a slightly cleaner overall blend.

A compactable gravel blend with larger stone for solid base support.

A strong compactable gravel for driveways, pads, and structural support.

A compactable gravel often used when you want a tighter finished surface.

A reliable road-base style material designed for stable support.

A compactable gravel with fines that is commonly used in Alaska as a driveway topping.

A cleaner finish gravel often used as the visible top layer on driveways.

A versatile crushed gravel that works well for driveways and compacted surfaces.

A smaller decorative-style crushed chip with a cleaner, sharper appearance.

A clean crushed rock that gives a firm, durable surface with a little more size.

Small clean chips often used where you want a neat stone appearance.

A larger clean rock used where water needs to move through easily.

A smaller clean drainage rock often used around utilities and drain work.

A larger drainage rock for heavier utility and water-control applications.

A clean rock used where quick water movement matters.

A clean sand commonly used under pavers, around concrete, or for leveling.

A sand product used for septic and filtration-related jobs.

A cleaner sand with extra fine material removed.

A finer controlled sand used where filtering or specific grading matters.

Basic dirt used to raise grade, fill holes, and shape the ground.

A cleaner topsoil for lawns, gardens, and finished planting areas.

A more natural topsoil with more variation and occasional rough material.

An organic soil blend often used to improve soft planting areas.

A small smooth gravel often used for decorative areas and light paths.

A visual landscape stone meant more for appearance than structural support.

Large rough rock used to control erosion and protect slopes or shorelines.

Very large rock used where maximum strength and erosion protection are needed.

A rough blasted rock product often used for heavy fill and large structural jobs.

Rock sized for baskets and retaining systems where structure and drainage matter.

Ground asphalt that can create a firm, economical surface for some driveways and roads.

Crushed leftover asphalt used for practical surface work and reuse.

Crushed recycled concrete used as a practical base or rough surface material.