AGGREGATE BASE COURSE
We deliver itAggregate Base Course (1.5″ Minus, Crusher Run)
Aggregate Base Course with a Crusher Run attribute in a 1.5" minus size range is a foundational construction material composed of crushed stone blended with fines. The "crusher run" designation means the material includes both larger angular stones and smaller particles, resulting from the mechanical crushing process. The 1.5" minus size indicates that the largest pieces are 1.5 inches in diameter or smaller, with a well-graded mix down to fine dust.
Also called
If a contractor or a spec sheet handed you one of these names, this is the rock they mean.
What people call it
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What people use it for
- Road base
- Driveway foundation
- Pathway subbase
- Parking lot base
- Erosion control
We deliver aggregate base course
Road Base
Road base is crushed stone blended with fines that compacts into a load-bearing pad — the layer that goes under a driveway or slab, not the surface you see.
See delivered price →Crushed Concrete
Crushed concrete is old slab and pavement run back through a crusher — angular and load-bearing like fresh crushed stone, cheaper because the feedstock is reclaimed.
See delivered price →Aggregate Base Course next to what it gets confused with
| Rock | Size | Shape | Where it wins | Can we deliver it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aggregate Base Course (1.5″ Minus, Crusher Run) | 1.5" Minus | Angular | Road base | We deliver it |
| Aggregate Base Course | — | Angular | — | We deliver it |
| Aggregate Base Course (#1 Minus, Vdot) | #1 Minus | Angular | — | We deliver it |
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