SAND & GRAVEL
Saskatchewan’s premier distributor of sand, gravel aggregates, topsoil, and leading service provider for excavation, snow removal, and demolition.
Services
Our attention to detail, customer service, and 40+ years of track record serving Regina and Southern Sask set us apart. Safety, quality, and consistency are all hallmarks of our business. We offer free estimates for our commercial & residential clients and deliver Monday through Saturday. Our construction services include:
Aggregate Products
We carry construction aggregate and landscape supply products for use in construction sites, roadways, manufacturing, gardens and for decorative purposes. If you need help calculating how much material to order, please use our landscaping calculator.
40+ Years of Excellence
Latest Tips
How to Lay a Gravel Path in Your Garden
Putting in a gravel path can be a cost-effective way of providing access to your garden or yard while maintaining a natural look. It’s a relatively easy landscaping project that
Is Excavating Your Own Pool a Good Idea?
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How to Amend Fresh Topsoil Before Planting
Spring is approaching, and gardening season is almost here. However, before you start planting, it’s a good idea to test and amend newly purchased topsoil. This guide is also helpful
What Makes Us Excel at Commercial Properties Snow Removal
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Excavating in Winter – What You Need to Know
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