Crushed Stone

Why Crushed Stone?

Crushed stone offers a range of advantages for your project based on a few key qualities:

• Durability: Crushed stone is resistant to weather and heavy loads, ensuring long-lasting performance in the harshest conditions.
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide variety of applications, crushed stone is commonly found as a foundational layer in general construction, as well as residential landscaping.
• Drainage: When combined with a high quality sand, crushed stone improves water flow through the core of your project and prevents erosion.
• Stability: Crushed stone provides a solid foundation for various in-ground and free-standing structures such as decks, patios, sheds, gazebos, and more.

Choosing The Right Crushed Stone For Your Project

Landscape Barn offers a diverse selection of crushed stone to meet your exact requirements, but choosing the stone that aligns with your project is paramount:

• Rip Rap Class B - Rip Rap Class B are large, angular stones that are perfect for shoreline protection and erosion control, commonly used as a stylish addition to the landscape of coastal properties.
• ABC Stone: ABC Stone is an aggregate mixture made up of small rocks and finer particles suitable for drainage and base layers of most free-standing construction projects due to the compaction qualities and durability of the mix.
• Screenings: This mix of fine-grained crushed stone helps to provide a solid base for projects where dense compaction is needed such as driveways and residential roads, or used in a standalone capacity to create simple, well-defined walkways.
• Crushed Limestone: A gorgeous, natural stone with a variety of uses, popular for projects involving concrete as Limestone’s low thermal expansion makes concrete applications less likely to crack and strip over time.
• Crushed Stone: A general-purpose crushed stone mix that could be used interchangeably with negligible impacts for a variety of projects.
• Unscreened Fill: An Unscreened Fill is a mix of soil, rock, and debris that has not been processed to remove large particles, which makes it a cost-effective option for filling low areas and creating level surfaces.
• 1/4" Stone Dust Minus: Stone Dust is a fine-textured material commonly used in the creation of parking lots, roads, and driveways due to its ability to compact and provide a solid foundation that supports heavy loads.
• 1/2" Minus Screened Fill: Minus screened fill has a finer consistency than other fill soils and is often used as a sub-base for driveways and patios, leveling and grading, as well as filling low spots in lawns.