Construction
Stone.

A dense-graded crushed limestone containing a blend of larger aggregate, smaller stone, and limestone fines. The fines help the material compact tightly and create a firm, stable surface.

Common Uses: Driveway and parking-lot bases, road base, building pads, paver base preparation, and other applications where compaction and stability are the priority.

A clean, angular crushed limestone with little to no fines, giving it an open structure that allows water to move through more easily than compactable base material.

Common Uses: Drainage applications, around foundations and drain tile, behind retaining walls, under concrete, driveway topping, and general construction where clean, free-draining aggregate is needed.

A small, finely crushed limestone aggregate with a relatively uniform texture. Its smaller particle size makes it easier to spread, level, and finish than larger crushed stone.

Common Uses: Walking paths, leveling areas, driveway and parking-area topping, pipe bedding, landscaping, and other applications requiring a smaller, easy-to-work aggregate.

A large, rugged, angular stone designed to stay in place under demanding conditions. The irregular shapes lock together and provide substantial weight and resistance to water movement.

Common Uses: Erosion control, drainage ditches, creek and pond banks, culvert outlets, slopes, shoreline stabilization, and other areas where soil needs protection from moving water and washout.