EXCAVATION & DUMPSTER RENTALS

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Crusher run is a blend of crushed stone and stone fines that compacts extremely well. When it’s rolled or packed, it locks together like concrete, making it one of the most versatile base materials you can use.

Good for

• Driveway bases (residential & light commercial) 
• Road base and access roads 
• Parking areas 
• Under concrete slabs 
• Under asphalt 
• Shop floors and equipment pads 
• Base for pavers (with proper prep) 

Why people choose it

• Excellent compaction 
• Strong load-bearing ability 
• Cost-effective 
• Doesn’t shift once set 
• Handles vehicle traffic well 

Not ideal for

• Pure drainage applications 
• Decorative top layers 
• Areas that stay saturated without proper drainage

#10 fines are a very fine crushed stone material, almost sand-like in texture, made up of stone dust and tiny particles. When compacted, it packs extremely tight, creating a smooth, solid surface.

What it’s good for

• Paver and flagstone base material 
• Leveling and bedding under concrete or stone 
• Walkways and paths 
• Filling voids between larger stone 
• Areas needing a hard, smooth finish once compacted 

What it’s NOT good for

• Drainage applications (it holds water) 
• Areas exposed to constant water flow 
• Situations where free-draining material is required 

Why people choose it

• Compacts hard and smooth 
• Easy to grade and finish 
• Locks in place better than sand 
• Cost-effective base material

#57 stone is a clean, angular crushed stone, approximately ¾ inch in size, with little to no fines. Because it’s washed and free of dust, it drains extremely well while still offering good stability from the angular edges.

What it’s good for

• Driveway top layers 
• Drainage applications (French drains, footer drains) 
• Backfill around foundations and retaining walls 
• Septic systems 
• Pipe bedding 
• Concrete aggregate 
• Parking areas with proper base underneath 

Why people choose it

• Excellent drainage 
• Strong, angular interlock 
• Clean and professional appearance 
• Doesn’t turn muddy like fines-based material 

What it’s NOT good for

• Final compacted base by itself 
• Areas needing a smooth finished surface 
• Locations requiring tight compaction without a base layer

#4 stone is a large, clean crushed stone, typically 1½"–2½" in size, with little to no fines. The larger size allows maximum drainage while still providing serious stability for heavy-duty applications.

What it’s good for

• Heavy drainage applications 
• Foundation and footer drains 
• Septic systems 
• Erosion control 
• Stabilizing muddy or soft ground 
• Base layer under driveways or roads (with smaller stone on top) 
• Culvert and ditch protection 

Why people choose it

• Excellent water flow 
• Strong load distribution 
• Doesn’t wash away easily 
• deal for problem areas with poor soil 

What it’s NOT good for

• Final surface layers 
• Walkways or decorative areas 
• Tight compaction needs

Red compactable fill is a clay-based fill material commonly found in this region. It compacts tightly when placed and packed properly, making it ideal for building up low areas and creating a solid subgrade.

What it’s good for

• Building up low spots 
• Rough grading and site prep 
• Backfilling foundations and trenches 
• Pads for driveways, shops, and buildings 
• Slopes and embankments 
• Areas that need to hold shape once compacted 

Why people choose it

• Compacts very tight 
• Strong and stable when properly installed 
• Cost-effective fill material 
• Holds elevation and slope well 

What it’s NOT good for

• Drainage applications 
• Areas that stay wet or hold water 
• Final surface or topsoil 
• Landscaping beds or planting areas

Topsoil is the upper layer of natural soil used for lawns, landscaping, and planting. Screened topsoil has been run through a screen to remove rocks, roots, and debris, giving it a clean, uniform texture that’s easy to spread and finish.

What it’s good for

• New lawn installation and seeding 
• Final grading before sod 
• Garden beds and planting areas 
• Backfilling around landscaping 
• Leveling yards and filling low spots light fill) 

Why people choose screened topsoil

• Smooth, workable texture 
• Easy to rake and level 
• Promotes healthy root growth 
• Better results for seed and sod 

What it’s NOT good for

• Structural fill 
• Load-bearing applications 
• Drainage-only uses