Materials

Surge Grey Stone is used for storm water infiltration pits, drainage and erosion control, construction entrances or stabilization of muddy areas. This one is a hybrid gravel, and it is well-loved because of its high, water draining capacity.

It is considered a hybrid gravel since it is made from the mix of clay, dirt, large, and small gravel with a bit of sand. It is usually used in filling area gaps in the landscape. 

This one is a combination of coarse sand and small rocks. It is durable, inexpensive, and very versatile. There are various types of crushed stones to choose from in terms of color and texture.

It is mostly used for driveways and for landscaping too, thanks to their high draining capacity. Crushed stones are classified in terms of their sizes

This is the most famous type of crushed stone. It is identifiable for its angled appearance, making it a good material for landscape drainage. It is also beneficial in keeping the rocks from sticking. It is often used as aggregate for concrete and is often poured as the second layer for natural driveways. 

This is by far the most inexpensive type of gravel used as an aggregate material to roads and driveways as well as in concrete. For landscaping, it offers texture, color, and a grainy feel to a landscape because of its chipped and rounded stone combo.

It is also used for garden pathways and around plants for its drainage. It gets its name for its pea size (just 4-10mm)

This one is used for walkways, pathways, and driveways. Aside from being a durable ground cover, a lot of homeowners and contractors also love its sparkling effect and gray streaks that give a lot of sophisticated look. On the functional side, it lessens the heat on concrete driveways.

Topsoil is the very topmost layer of soil on the earth. It was made over thousands of years as stones break down into tiny grains and plants and animals decay.

It is made up of varying amounts of silt, sand, clay, and organic matter, depending on where you live.

Uniformly screened, coarse sand for general applications

Can be mixed with bulk gravel and Portland cement to make concrete or with masonry cement to make mortar

Convenient and easy to use

Great for traction aid