This compactable crushed limestone — consisting of material from 1″ down to fine dust — is most commonly used as a durable and stable topping for driveways. It also performs exceptionally well as a base layer beneath brick or concrete pavers and behind retaining walls.
This angular red granite is ideal for warning tracks on baseball and softball fields, providing a firm, stable surface that supports safe and consistent play. Its medium size ensures minimal compaction while maintaining surface integrity, and its vibrant red color enhances the aesthetic of sports facilities.
Smooth, rounded 3/8″ gravel ideal for backfill in non-corrugated pipes, trenches, and drainage systems. Its uniform, rounded stones allow water to flow freely, making it effective for commercial and industrial construction projects.
L-TD is a high-quality topdressing sand designed to enhance the health and appearance of golf course greens. Regular application of L-TD sand helps reduce thatch, increase green speed, and create a smoother putting surface. Its coarse particle size ensures even distribution and effective dilution of organic matter, promoting optimal turf conditions. With a high infiltration […]
A coarse, gray crushed stone with angular edges, typically sized up to 2″. Commonly used in commercial construction as a stable base for driveways, access roads, and heavy equipment pads. Also suitable for decorative ground cover in large-scale landscaping or erosion control applications.
An economical, clean sand commonly used as backfill material. Its uniform texture and compaction properties make it suitable for filling voids, leveling surfaces, and providing a stable base for various construction projects.
Chesapeake Bunker Sand is a blend of natural sand and limestone, offering enhanced drainage and a lighter aesthetic preferred by many golf course superintendents. Its angular particles provide excellent slope retention and ball support, making it a premium choice for high-traffic bunkers.
Rounded landscape stone ranging from ¾″ to 2″, ideal for drainage applications, erosion control, and industrial landscaping projects. Water flows freely between the stones, helping manage runoff and reduce soil erosion.
A blend of 1″ material down to dust, commonly used as a road base and as a base for parking lots and concrete pads. Its angular particles provide excellent compaction and stability, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.
Clean, crushed ¾” to 1″ slag, used for pipe backfill, foundation walls for drainage, and in concrete mixes. Its angular shape ensures good interlocking properties, enhancing the strength and durability of structures.
Best Ball Bunker Sand delivers firm ball support and superior playability from both greenside and fairway bunkers. Its lighter color enhances bunker aesthetics, creating a desirable contrast that improves visibility and golfer experience.
Clean, crushed limestone ranging from 3/4″ to 1″. Commonly used for pipe backfill, behind foundation walls for drainage, and as an aggregate in concrete mixes.
This coarse, angular aggregate is primarily used as a base material for railroad tracks. Its sharp edges and interlocking properties provide excellent track stability, drainage, and support for the significant loads carried by railcars.
A screened blend of 90% sand and 10% peat, this mix is designed for divot repair on golf course tee boxes and fairways. The sand ensures excellent drainage, while the peat aids in moisture retention, promoting quicker turf recovery.
This mix combines 80% sand with 20% peat, offering a balanced solution for divot repair. The increased peat content enhances moisture retention, supporting seed germination and turf establishment. Ideal for areas with moderate traffic and wear.
With a composition of 70% sand and 30% peat, this mix provides a higher organic matter content, beneficial for areas requiring enhanced moisture retention and nutrient support. Suitable for high-traffic zones, it aids in quicker turf recovery.
Widely specified by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and consultants for river revetments, shoreline protection, and diversion projects. Extremely durable and ideal for Great Lakes wave action, with a range of sizes available to meet project requirements.
2″ Recycled concrete is often used for stabilized construction entrances and for subbase and site stabilization.
¾” down to dust, commonly referred to as crusher run. Used as a road base and as a base in parking lots, it offers excellent compaction and load-bearing capacity, making it ideal for high-traffic areas.
Average size 3″, with an average weight of 90 lbs, ranging from 2 to 400 lbs. Used for erosion control, slope stabilization, and shoreline protection, providing a durable and stable solution for various applications.
