Aggregate materials are the foundation of nearly every construction project, from public infrastructure to commercial growth and residential developments. With decades of experience, we recognize and produce top-quality materials. Our construction aggregates are locally mined and processed right here in Saskatchewan, ensuring superior quality through rigorous aggregate testing. Trust a proven name in the construction industry for your local supply needs: Kirsch Construction (2008) Ltd.
Aggregates
Product Selection
Crushed Gravel
- Traffic gravel: Used on both urban and rural driveways and roads. Good for a final layer in a yard site
- Base gravel: (Highways Type 33 Spec) Used for area’s where superior compaction is required such as build up area’s in yards or overlay’s on roadways
- Seal Gravel: (Highways Type 117 Spec)
Screened Gravel
Used for farmyards and inside Quonsets. It is lower quality than Crushed Gravel. It does not compact, making it is an inexpensive product for building up an area. Available in two sizes:
- 0.75 inch
- 1.25 inch
Crushed Rock
Used for decorative landscaping, driveways or in combination with sand cement for all your concrete needs. It provides a near mud-less and dustless surface and is available in the following sizes:
- 0.5 inch
- 1.0 inch
- 1.5 inch
Pea Rock
A non-packing material commonly used on flat roofs, decorative landscaping and in gardens.
Pit run
A raw product (completely unprocessed/straight from the pit) used for filling holes such as old basements, creating bin pads, not recommended for driving on. Another inexpensive product that is good for building up an area.
Crusher Dust
A versatile product used on driveways, walkways, running tracks, inside Quonsets and around the yard. Forms a firm base when it has been rained on or sprayed down.
Natural Fines (Sand)
Used to backfill utility pipes and trenches, and to construct patios, volleyball courts, sandboxes, playgrounds, etc.. This shock absorbing material is commonly used to prevent bodily injury. It is also used for containing flood waters.
Topsoil
Used as the top layer in landscaping grassy areas or for gardening. This is where seeds germinate and helpful root systems begin.