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Aggregate used in sub bases in many applications including concrete.
*Coverage varies please call for more information
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Cedar mulch is made up of ground cedar wood leaving you with a golden blonde color as well as a natural insect repellent.
Approx. coverage per yard120 SF @ 3″
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A mix of topsoil, sand, and compost ideal for planting. This garden mix optimizes soil for planting by retaining nutrients and moisture while staying loose and workable.
Approx coverage per yard 120 SF @ 3″ uncompacted
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Hardwood mulch made of area wood sources aged to a mutual brown color and double processed for quality.
approx. coverage= 120 SF @ 3″ thick
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Dyed mulch made up of area wood sourced ground and dyed a deep brown color for enhanced appearance.
Approx.coverage per yard 120 SF @ 3″ thick
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Dyed red mulch is made up of area wood sources and dyed red in color for enhanced appearance.
Approx. coverage per yard 120 SF @ 3″ thick
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Aggregate material used for good compaction areas such as roadways and pathways.
*Coverage varies please call for more information
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Natural wood certified playground mulch has a controlled size and type of wood chips with no twigs or debris. This material is able to better absorb the impact of a falling child over traditional asphalt, sand, and gravel areas.
Approx. coverage per yard 30-45 SF @ 8″-12″ thickCedar Mulch
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Premium Hardwood mulch is produced from shredded bark of southern Hardwood trees leaving you a dark brown more shredded appearance.
Approx. Coverage 120 SF @ 3″ thick
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Rich black soil pulverized and screened for optimal workability.
Approx. coverage per yard 120 SF @ 3″ uncompacted
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Rich black soil pulverized and screened for optimal workability.
Approx. coverage per yard 120 SF @ 3″ uncompacted
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Play sand or Mason sand available
Material Deliveries are scheduled to begin April 1, 2019, weather permitting. Dismiss