Products
We offer a variety of fill and construction materials, including: top soild,compost garden soil, colored mulch, lime rock, crushed concrete and many others.
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Screened crushed concrete fines, also known as “paver fines,” are finely crushed particles of recycled concrete that have been processed through a mesh screen to ensure a consistent, smooth texture. This material compacts tightly, creating a stable and durable base that is ideal for paver installations, walkways, and patios. Because of its excellent drainage properties and firm finish, it provides a long-lasting foundation while remaining environmentally friendly. Paver fines are a cost-effective alternative to traditional stone dust or sand and are easy to spread and level for a clean, professional surface.
Screened top soil
Screened topsoil is high-quality soil that has been processed through a mesh screen to remove debris such as rocks, roots, and large clumps. The result is a fine, loose, and nutrient-rich soil that is ideal for landscaping, gardening, and lawn preparation. Because of its smooth texture and consistent composition, it promotes healthy plant growth and even seed germination. It’s perfect for use in raised beds, flower beds, and as a base layer for new sod. Screened topsoil also improves drainage and supports the development of strong root systems.
Asphalt millings #57
Asphalt millings #57 are recycled pieces of old asphalt that have been crushed and screened to meet the #57 stone size specification. They are an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to new hot mix asphalt, commonly used for driveways, parking areas, and road bases. Asphalt millings bind together well when compacted, providing a durable and weather-resistant surface. Over time, they harden further, creating a stable foundation with minimal dust or loose stones. This material also offers excellent drainage and reduces the need for frequent maintenance, making it a smart choice for many construction projects.
Screened Asphalt Millings
Screened asphalt millings are finely processed recycled asphalt that has been filtered to remove oversized particles, creating a smoother and more uniform material. This product is perfect for residential and commercial driveways, pathways, and parking areas, especially where a more refined appearance is desired. It compacts tightly to form a solid, low-dust surface that resists erosion and potholes. Screened asphalt millings provide excellent drainage and long-term durability, offering an economical alternative to fresh asphalt while maintaining reliable performance. Their dark finish also enhances curb appeal and blends well with surrounding landscapes.
Natural Crushed Concrete #57
Natural crushed concrete #57 is a recycled material made from clean, demolition-free concrete that’s crushed and screened to the #57 stone specification. It’s an environmentally responsible choice often used in construction for driveways, drainage systems, pathways, and as a base material. This product offers strong load-bearing capabilities and excellent compaction, making it suitable for both residential and commercial applications. Crushed concrete #57 helps reduce landfill waste and lowers project costs while delivering performance similar to natural stone. It also improves water flow in drainage applications due to its consistent particle size and porous structure.
Mulch and Colored Mulch
Mulch and colored mulch are essential landscaping materials used to improve soil health, retain moisture, and suppress weeds. Made from shredded wood and organic materials, mulch enhances the appearance of garden beds while providing functional benefits. Colored mulch, available in options like red, brown, and black, is dyed using non-toxic, environmentally safe colorants to add vibrant, lasting beauty to landscapes. Both types help regulate soil temperature and gradually break down to enrich the soil. Ideal for flower beds, trees, and walkways, mulch is a practical and attractive solution for long-term landscape care.
Compost Garden Soil
Compost garden soil is a nutrient-rich blend of organic compost and topsoil, perfect for supporting healthy plant growth in gardens, flower beds, and raised planters. It improves soil structure, enhances moisture retention, and provides essential nutrients that promote vigorous root development. This material is especially beneficial for vegetables, herbs, and flowers, offering a balanced, fertile environment for sustainable gardening. Compost garden soil also encourages beneficial microbial activity, which helps break down organic matter and release nutrients over time. It’s a reliable choice for eco-conscious gardeners aiming for productive and thriving plant life.
Lime Rock
Lime rock is a natural stone material primarily composed of limestone, prized for its strength, versatility, and affordability. Commonly used in road construction, driveways, and as a base layer for pavers or concrete slabs, lime rock provides excellent compaction and drainage characteristics. It creates a solid, stable surface ideal for heavy traffic areas and structural support. Lime rock is also popular for agricultural use, as it helps balance soil pH and enhances nutrient availability. Its durability and ease of installation make it a go-to material for both residential and commercial construction applications.
50-50 Sand-Clay
50-50 sand-clay is a balanced blend of sand and natural clay, commonly used in landscaping, construction, and athletic field applications. This mixture offers the best of both materials — the sand improves drainage and prevents compaction, while the clay adds cohesion and structure, making it ideal for surfaces that require stability and workability. It’s frequently used for horse arenas, baseball infields, and under sod installations where firmness and moisture retention are critical. This material is easy to grade and shape, providing a smooth, durable surface that resists erosion and holds up well under varying weather conditions.
Yellow Sand
Yellow sand is a natural, fine-grain material often used in construction, masonry, landscaping, and drainage applications. Its yellowish hue comes from the presence of iron oxide and other minerals, making it a popular choice for aesthetic as well as functional purposes. This type of sand is excellent for mixing with cement to create mortar, laying pavers, filling trenches, or leveling surfaces. It offers good compaction and drainage properties, making it suitable for both residential and commercial projects. Yellow sand is also commonly used under artificial turf or in children’s play areas due to its clean, smooth texture.
Concrete
Concrete is a versatile and durable building material composed of cement, water, and aggregates such as sand, gravel, or crushed stone. Once mixed, it hardens into a rock-like substance that can withstand heavy loads and harsh weather conditions. It’s used in a wide range of construction projects including foundations, driveways, sidewalks, patios, slabs, and structural frameworks. Known for its strength and longevity, concrete is ideal for both residential and commercial applications. It can also be finished in various textures or decorative styles, making it not only functional but also visually appealing for modern design needs.
Brown Fill Dirt
Brown fill dirt is a natural, earthy material typically composed of subsoil, clay, and small amounts of organic matter. It is primarily used for grading, leveling, and filling low spots in landscaping or construction projects. Unlike topsoil, fill dirt does not contain high levels of nutrients, making it unsuitable for planting but ideal for creating a stable base for structures, roads, or yards. Its dense composition helps prevent settling and erosion over time. Brown fill dirt is a cost-effective solution for reshaping terrain, supporting foundations, and preparing sites for sod, patios, or driveways.
