Product schedule.
Everything we produce and stock, with sizes, estimating weights and what each one is normally used for.
For a normal driveway, it's #57 or DGA.
Those two cover most of the calls we take. #57 is clean stone that drains and stays loose underfoot; DGA has the fines left in so it packs down hard and sheds water. If you want a driveway you can walk on without it moving, DGA. If you want drainage, #57. Still unsure — ring the office and tell us what the material has to do.
| Code | Material | Unit wt (t/yd³) | Commonly used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | #2 Limestone | 1.35 | Large base stone — base material, soft ground |
| #3 | #3 Limestone | 1.35 | Mid-size base stone — base material |
| #57 | #57 Limestone | 1.35 | Our most requested — driveways, landscaping, backfill |
| #8 | #8 Limestone | 1.35 | Roughly marble sized — walkways, pipe bedding |
| DGA | Dense Grade Aggregate | 1.45 | Highly compactable, fines left in — driveways |
| CL-II | Class II Channel Liner | 1.30 | Larger than a tennis ball — steep grades, ditches |
| AG | Agricultural Lime | 1.20 | Raising pH levels in soil |
| PEA | 3/8 Pea Gravel | 1.40 | River gravel — decorative rock, backfill |
| C-I | Class I Sand | 1.35 | Coarse lime sand — horse stalls, compaction |
| M-SAND | Manufactured Sand | 1.35 | Crushed limestone sand — asphalt, backfill |
| TS-P | Processed Topsoil | 1.00 | Screened — finishing grade for yards and gardens |
| TS-SP | Semi-Processed Topsoil | 1.10 | Disced — denser, may contain rock or roots |
| TS-U | Unprocessed Topsoil | 1.15 | Raw — may contain large rocks and roots |
Unit weights vary with moisture and compaction — the final figure is the certified scale ticket at loading. Pea gravel and topsoil are stocked at Hitt Lane.
Every product on this page comes off our own screens.
Which is why the gradation you order is the gradation that shows up — and why we can screen to a size that isn't on the list.
Not sure how much you need?
Put your length, width and depth into the calculator and it will tell you the cubic yards, the tonnage and how many truck loads it takes.
Need a size we don't list?
Tell us the spec and the volume — we can often screen to it.