· 1 ½” Crusher Run - Non-specification material for roads and parking lots
· Screenings - Non-specification material for walking paths, light traffic
· 1 ½” Coarse Stone - Lateral lines, septic tanks
· 3", 4", 6" Surge - Construction entrances, fill boggy areas
· Riprap - Large stone used for erosion control
Sand
Fill Dirt
Gravel
Concrete Sand (Coarse Sand): Best for paver underlayment and leveling uneven patio blocks. It contains larger aggregate pieces to provide structural lock.
Masonry Sand (Fine Sand): Best for filling narrow paver joints and mixing into heavy clay garden soils. It is washed, uniform, and smooth.
Play Sand: Best for children's sandboxes and recreational areas. It is ultra-refined, screened, and washed to be completely clean. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Fill Dirt
Fill Dirt
Fill Dirt
· Common Fill Dirt Untreated: Best used for deep hole filling, rough land grading, and building up property elevation on a budget. Unscreened dirt sourced directly from construction excavations or subsoil layers. It is a mix of sand, silt, and clay.
· Screened Fill: Best used for: Landscaping applications requiring a smooth, even texture that is easy to rake and grade, without the hassle of pulling out boulders. This is standard fill dirt that has been mechanically filtered to remove large rocks, roots, and structural debris.
Top Soil
Mulch - the options are numerous
Fill Dirt
Screened Topsoil: Processed through mesh to remove large rocks, roots, and debris. Ideal for creating even, workable planting beds.
· Blended Topsoil (e.g., 50/50 mix): A mixture of topsoil, sand, and organic compost. Excellent for leveling lawns or providing heavy-duty nutrients to vegetable gardens.
· Organic Topsoil: Made largely of decomposed plant matter, grass clippings, and compost. Used as a high-nutrient fertilizer to directly boost soil fertility.
Mulch - the options are numerous
Mulch - the options are numerous
Mulch - the options are numerous
For Flower Beds: Shredded hardwood or bark mulch for a finished look and moisture retention.
For Vegetable Gardens: Straw or compost for breathability and nutrients.
For Slopes: Triple-shredded hardwood, as its fibers interlock to prevent washing away in heavy rain.
For Pathways & Borders: Stone or gravel for durability and to avoid having to constantly replace the material.
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