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Fill is an unscreened, compactable material that is generally mined from a bank. Can also be called borrow, overburden, bank run or fill sand.
Unwashed, screened, compactable sand with no oversized material, which allows for easy placement.
INDOT CAPP #23/24 sand. A clean, washed, natural sand generally used in concrete and asphalt production.
A fine, washed, natural sand that meets ASTM C144 for masonry use.
Small, round, natural stone that is typically the size of a pea. Also referred to as #12 gravel.
Medium sized, round, natural stone that is generally used in concrete production.
Medium in size, round, decorative, natural stone with an array of coloring. Typically used for landscaping and septic systems. Also can be called river rock.
Large in size, decorative, natural stone with an array of coloring.
Black, heavy field soil that is unscreened and may have some clumps and stones. Generally used to grow grass.
Great for gardens and yards where stones and clumps are undesirable. Easy to work with by hand and provides excellent growth for grass and plants.
A crushed stone without fines, which is good for base stone applications
A crushed stone without fines. Good for areas with heavy vehicle traffic.
A washed, crushed, white stone that has no fines. Typically used for residential driveways.
A washed crushed white stone that contains no fines. Typically used for residential driveways.
A crushed stone that contains fines, which allows it to pack well. Can be gray to white in color.
A crushed stone that contains fines, which allows it to pack well. Typically white in color.
Our largest, crushed limestone used to prevent erosion.
Our smallest, crushed limestone. Contains some fines that allows for drainage, while packing well. Typically gray in color.
Produced by crushing concrete demolition into a product with fines but may contain debris. Packs well which is suitable for driveways and under concrete. Tends to be brown/gray in color and a great environmental and economical choice.
Produced by crushing concrete demolition into a product without fines but may contain debris. A good environmental choice.
Produced by crushing asphalt demolition into a product with fines. Packs very well and is black in color. Also called RAP
A by-product from the steel industry, which is extremely hard and has great durability. Packs very well with little dust. Comparable to #73 limestone and tends to be gray in color.
A by product from the steel industry that is very hard and has great durability for use as a base stone. Contains no fines and tends to be gray in color.
