The network
Ten sites between Ottawa and the St. Lawrence.
Freight is the hidden half of an aggregate bill. The closer the pit, the cheaper the load — so find the site nearest your project and see what it produces.
in production
Act licences
at Greely
Find your closest pit
Filter by what you need. Click a site to locate it.
The map and the list are wired together — select either one and the other follows. Everything here works without an internet connection or a mapping account.
Licence register
Every site, with its paperwork.
Our operating sites are licensed under the Aggregate Resources Act. Municipal and provincial clients usually want this table for their tender package.
Where it started
The MacLeod Quarry.
Ivan Grant built a crusher and pointed it at a rock face in 1949. Everything since — nine more pits, a concrete plant, two hundred and thirty people — came out of that one hole in the ground.
We still operate it. There is a particular kind of confidence that comes from buying stone from a company that has been working the same rock for seventy-six years and has not run out yet.
Own drilling & blasting
We do not subcontract the front of the process. The rock face is ours from first hole to final screen.
Own crushing & screening
Mobile and fixed plant across the network, so production follows demand instead of the other way round.
Own scales & trucks
Weighed on our scale, hauled on our fleet, delivered on our schedule.
Own lab
Gradation and durability testing in-house, with certificates available same day.
Not sure which pit serves you?
Give us the site address and we will tell you which quarry loads it cheapest.