Serving the greater Franklin area, southern Norfolk County and beyond, we deliver your material to Franklin, Bellingham, Medway, Milford, Norfolk, Walpole, Wrentham, and surrounding areas. Or, bring your truck to our yard for convenient pickup.

	Mason Sand	A fine, washed sand used for masonry cement, under pools & sand boxes.
	Concrete Sand	A washed sand, a little more coarse than mason sand used in concrete mixes, sand boxes, and can be used as septic sand.
	Washed Stone	For walkways, driveways and drainage areas. (3/8", 3/4", 1 1/2")
	Crusher Run	A mix of crushed stone and stone dust, great for compaction; used for driveway base and walks; blue in color.
	Bank Gravel	An unprocessed natural material with a gradation starting with sand and ending with 3" - 4" stone. Used for sub-base on roadways, driveways, foundations and for clean fill.
	Bank Sand	An unprocessed, sandy clay mix with some small stones. Used under loam and as a general fill.
	Stone Dust	Coarse stone chips, a sand like material, generally blue in color; used under brick walkways, brick pavers, patio blocks, and for paths; good compaction results.
	Blue Stone, 3/4"	A blue colored stone used in raised and planting beds for decoration around trees, shrubs and for paths and walks.
	Brown Stone, 3/8" (Play Stone)	A tan colored rounded stone; used in raised and planting beds for decoration, around trees, shrubs and for paths and walks. Excellent for play areas.
	Brown Stone, 3/4"	A tan colored rounded stone; used in raised and planting beds for decoration, around trees, shrubs and for paths and walks.
	Lavender Stone 3/4"	A lavender colored stone; used in raised and planting beds for decoration around trees, shrubs, and for paths and walks.
	Screened Loam	Screened organic soil; used in the planting of trees, shrubs, flowers and lawns.
	Pine Bark Mulch	Ground and chipped bark, brown in color; used around shrubs, trees and flowers. Good for retaining soil moisture and temperature.
	Hemlock Mulch	Ground and chipped bark, rich, reddish brown color; used around shrubs, trees and flowers. Good for retaining soil moisture and temperature.
	Safety Play Fiber	A random size mix of hardwood fibers that meets U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission guidelines.
	Wood Chips	Chips of wood from a lumber mill; used around trees, shrubs and flowers; for nature paths and dog pens.
	Forest Chips	Chips of wood from trees; may include pine needles and twigs.
	Wall Stone	Random sized natural rock for New England Stonewalls
	Infield Mix	A tan clay/sand blend for infields on baseball diamonds.
	Rip Rap	4" - 6" durable rock angular in shape used for erosion control.

Images show representative colors - specific color and texture of materials may vary.

To figure the amount of material you need:

(WIDTH X LENGTH X DEPTH) ÷ 27 = CUBIC YARD

When using this formula you must take the inches divided by 12 to come up with the depth you want to multiply. Example: If the area is 24' x 22' x 2" you have to divide 2 by 12 to come up with .166' and the formula would be as follows:

(24' x 22' x .166') ÷ 27 = 3.25 Cubic Yards

RULE OF THUMB: 1 Cubic Yard covers an area 10' x 10' x 3"

YARDS x (1.50 or 1.25) = TONS

TONS ÷ (1.50 or 1.25) = YARDS