Mason Sand

Common Uses: sand boxes, decorative, brick work, very fine

Blend Sand

Common Uses: ingredient in concrete, sand boxes, nearly white when dry, medium in fineness

River Sand

Common Uses: common ingredient in concrete, also used for pipe bedding, least fine sand

Pea Gravel 1/4 to 3/16"

Common Uses: decorative, flowerbeds, playground equipment bedding, may be used in exposed aggregate in concrete

Decorative 3/4 to 1-1/2 Boardman

Common Uses: Landscaping, flowerbeds, generally includes multiple colors, may be used in exposed aggregate in concrete

1-1/2 Drain Rock

Common Uses: commonly used for drain fields and in concrete, also used in flowerbeds

Cobble Stones 3" +

Common Uses: Decorative, gardens, fountains

3/4 to 1/4" Crushed Concrete Rock

Common Uses: commonly used in concrete, sometimes used for parking strips

Red Rock (medium)

Common Uses: Decorative, sometimes used for lightweight concrete, holds moisture well around plants

Buckshot (#4-#10)

Common Uses: Pipe bedding, sanding rock for roads and walkways, clean rock

1/4" to #10 AC Rock

Common Uses: Asphaltic concrete, pipe bedding

1/2" to 1/4" AC Rock

Common Uses: Asphaltic concrete

3/4" Minus Crushed Rock

Common Uses: Driveway or base rock in construction projects (beneath sidewalks, houses and patios) also used in roadways

1-1/2" Crushed Rock

Common Uses: Construction projects under driveways, roads, houses and sidewalks

Farmer's Rock, both 3/4" and 1-1/2"

Common Uses: Named for the farmers in the area who requested a heavy duty driveway and road base at a less expensive price. Compacts well and is durable, made from recycled concrete and asphalt as well as crushed rock.

Pit Run Material

Common Uses: Construction to build a base for roadways, fill areas where a smaller rock sinks into the soil. Usually covered by 3/4" minus rock to create roadways.

"RAP" or Recycled Asphalt Products

Common Uses: Asphalt removed from construction projects that is processed and recylced into either asphaltic concrete or Farmer's Rock

"Fill Dirt" and "Top Soil"

Common Uses: Dirt is used to fill in flowerbeds, under lawns, and embankments. All of our dirt is unscreened and may have some rocks mixed in with the soil.