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3/4" Crushed Stone
Versatile 3/4-inch angular crushed stone ideal for driveways, drainage, and construction bases. One of the most popular aggregate sizes for residential and commercial projects.
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3/8" Crushed Stone
Fine 3/8-inch angular crushed stone perfect for walkways, patios, and as a top dressing for driveways. Smooth surface with excellent compaction.
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#57 Limestone
Industry-standard #57 crushed stone sized 3/4 to 1 inch. The go-to aggregate for drainage, concrete mixing, and general construction applications.
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#67 Stone
Uniform #67 crushed stone sized 1/4 to 3/4 inch. Excellent for concrete aggregate, drainage systems, and decorative landscaping applications.
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Stone Screenings
1/4 inch minus crushed stone dust and fine particles. Perfect for leveling, base preparation, paver bedding, and finishing work. Compacts into a smooth, firm surface.
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Drain Rock
Clean 3/4 to 1-1/2 inch aggregate, available in rounded and angular varieties, graded specifically for drainage. Allows maximum water flow through French drains, septic fields, and retaining wall backfill.
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#89 Crushed Stone
Fine #89 crushed stone, roughly 3/8 inch down to fines. A small, versatile aggregate used in paver joints, chip seal surfaces, and concrete mixes where a tight, compactable stone is needed.
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#8 Crushed Stone
#8 crushed stone, sized about 3/8 inch to 1/2 inch. A clean, pea-sized aggregate ideal for drainage, concrete mixes, and paver base or joint fill.
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#4 Crushed Stone
Large #4 crushed stone, roughly 1 inch to 2 inches. A heavy, free-draining aggregate for erosion control, drainage, and a stable base under driveways and heavy traffic.
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Railroad Ballast
Large angular railroad ballast, roughly 1 inch to 2.5 inches. Heavy crushed stone built to bear load and drain fast under rail track, heavy equipment pads, and access roads.
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RipRap
Large riprap rock, generally 4 inches to 12 inches and up. Heavy stone for erosion control, shoreline and slope protection, culvert outlets, and channel armoring.
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