Metal Recycling

We provide different options for paying you for your scrap metal. We can help you haul your scrap metal out of your home or project. Scrap metal is a large part of the demolition process and we know the best ways to maximizing your profits.

The most common scrap metal is ferrous shred which is anything made of iron or steel, while other metals such as aluminum go for a higher rate.

We can supply the hauling and connections for your project. We can assist with any size of project, whether it’s active loading into 30 yard dump trailers, or providing you with roll off cans.

Scrap metal recycling can help prevent environmental pollution in a few direct and indirect ways. Much of the garbage that is occupying landfills include metal components, which, when left over time, can leak toxic fluids. Furthermore, repurposing scrap metal uses much less energy when compared with mining for virgin ore. By reusing our unwanted metal, we’re able to reduce the amount of waste materials and pollutants that end up in landfills and metal mining. This also means that we can reserve other valuable resources such as coal and oil that would otherwise be used in the mining and extraction process.

Environmental pollution is a serious issue that affects all of us. If you’re interested in maintaining the health and safety of your community and local ecosystems, consider recycling with us.

Our friendly staff has an excellent understanding of different metals, We consider the needs and convenience of our customers above everything else.

Please don’t hesitate to call us today if you have any questions!

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Pavers

We provide the material needed for any travertine, brick, concrete, marble, or paver project. Regardless of whether you are a home owner installing them yourself, or working with a subcontractor. Certain pavers require different base materials, and our expert staff can assist you with choosing the correct material as required for your specific project.

Most paver installations require a base layer of material that is spread out and compacted before the pavers are laid. Most installations use screenings or paver sand. Among the different materials you can use, the most popular is the 1/4″ minus concrete screenings which is fine enough for the pavers to come out level and compact-able enough so that it creates a stable base layer. Another sand used is DOT paver sand which is a very fine sand often used for travertine and marble installations. Contact us today with information about your project and we will help you choosing the right material.

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Artificial Turf

We are the number one aggregate material supplier for your artificial turf project.

Artificial turf is on the rise in Florida and will only continue to become more prevalent. We specialize in the base material that is necessary before laying the turf. The recommended base material is concrete screening sand, which is recycled concrete. it is easy to spread, has a high compaction rating, and doesn’t have large pieces that would be uncomfortable to walk on once the turf is finished.

If you are working on your own artificial turf project and don’t know what materials to use we can help you understand what material you need and how much is needed.

Contact us today with what your project looks like and we will help you complete it.

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Concrete & Demolition Removal

We provide hauling for materials that you need removed with tri-axle dump trucks and 30 yard dump trailers.

Whether it’s demolition, concrete, brick pavers, fill, or asphalt, we can get the materials you don’t want out of your site. No job is too large or too small. We have the most competitive hauling and disposal rates.

Contact us now with the scope of your project.

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Site Hauling

For large projects we can provide 18 yard tri-axle dump truck hauling and 30 yard dump trailer hauling at the best rates and with the best service.

Whether you need one load or one hundred, are a home owner or subcontractor, we can get what you need or take away what you don’t.

Contact us today with the scope of your project and we will work out the best way to get it done.

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Base Rock

Standard DOT road base for concrete pours, building pads and temporary roads.

Base rock as a product is a densely graded blend of coarse and fine aggregate and is most commonly used in pathway and driveway construction. When compacted, base rock provides excellent stabilization underneath structures like patios, slabs, parking lots, sidewalks and roadways.

We offer many kinds of base rock including:

  • FDOT 1½ Inch Base Rock
    • This coarse aggregate rock meets FDOT specification 901
    • It shall be reasonably free of clay lumps, soft and friable particles, salt, alkali, organic matter, adherent coatings, and other substances not defined which may possess undesirable characteristics.
    • It shall consist of naturally occurring materials such as gravel, or resulting from the crushing of parent rock, to include natural rock, slags, expanded clays and shales (lightweight aggregates) and other approved inert materials with similar characteristics, having hard, strong, durable particles.
    • Sized range from ¾ inch to 1 ½ inches but may contain fines as well as some smaller pieces down to ¼ inch and ½ inch
  • 1 ½ Inch Base Rock
    • 1 ½” Base Rock (also known as #2 Rock) is a crushed concrete aggregate.
    • Sizes of #2 stone range from between 1 ½ inches to 2 ¼ inches
    • This is the most common stone used for concrete mixes.
  • ½ Inch Base Rock
    • ½” Base Rock (also known as #8 Rock) is a crushed concrete aggregate.
    • Sizes of #8 stone range from between ⅜ inch and ½ inch”
    • This is the most common stone used for concrete mixes.

FDOT 1½ Inch Base Rock
1 ½” Base Rock (also known as #2 Rock)
½” Base Rock (also known as #8 Rock)
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Residential Delivery

Our specialty is providing the materials and guidance for your residential project. With a short explanation of what you want to achieve, we can recommend the materials necessary and deliver them in timely fashion. With years of experience in the field we know what materials are needed to get the job done, where to get them, and how to get them to you without hassle. Other trucks can cause damage to your driveway, sidewalk or lawn while our trucks are lighter and are designed with residential areas in mind. Our motto is every job is important whether it requires one ton of material or one thousand..

With years of experience in the field we know what materials are needed to get the job done, where to get them, and how to get them to you without hassle. Other trucks can cause damage to your driveway, sidewalk or lawn while our trucks are lighter and are designed with residential areas in mind. Our motto is every job is important whether it requires one ton of material or one thousand..

Of the many types of projects we supply material for:

  • Artificial Turf Installations
  • Paver Installations
  • Landscaping Hardscapes
  • Concrete Driveway Pours
  • Drainage Fields
  • Compactable Materials for Supplemental Parking/Access Paths

Information on the materials needed for DIY projects is scant and sometimes doesn’t apply at all to South Florida! We know what you need.

Contact us now

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Topsoil

Organic, fertilized topsoil for your project.

We can deliver organic topsoil made from compostable materials for your residential or commercial project. Florida naturally has very poor topsoil and our sources are among the highest quality for what is locally available.

Call today for a quote.

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Plants

Wholesale Clusia, Arica Palms, Podocarpus, Coco Plums directly from the source.

We can deliver plants, trees, hedges and bushes at wholesale nursery prices.

Among the most popular choices for residential and commercial landscaping plants are Clusia, Srecas, Podocarpus and Christmas tree palms which provide texture and definition while being very easy to maintain.

Their sizes are based on what they are potted in and our specialty is in 3 gallon, 7 gallon and 15 gallon pots.

Call us today for more information.

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Fill Dirt

Structural fill, #1 fill, #2 fill. We have the backfill needed for your project..

Fill dirt (also called cleanfill, or just fill) is earthy material which is used to fill in a depression or hole in the ground or create mounds or otherwise artificially change the grade or elevation of real property.

Fill dirt can consist of any material – sand, clay, gravel, and so on. Fill dirt is commonly made of subsoil, which is found about 12 inches below the topsoil. It consists of partially broken down soil that contains clay, sand, silt, and stones, and any other materials found in the source ground. If the fill dirt comes from the subsurface of old farm fields or woodlands, it will contain whatever materials are there. It may contain some organic material. Its inorganic qualities make it ideal as fill because it does not decompose and settle like organic soils are prone to do.

Structural fill is a screened earthen material used to create a strong and stable base. For example, the native soil at a site may be too weak to support a structure, so the soil is replaced by compacted structural fill to provide the needed structural support.

In roadway applications, structural fills are often used as fill for abutments or slabs, backfill for retaining structures, or filling of trenches and other excavations that will support roadways or other structures when completed.  An embankment is an earthen structure that is used to raise the elevation of a roadway or railway above the elevation of the surrounding area. One common example of an embankment is the approach to a bridge, where the embankment raises the road to the level of the bridge deck.  Embankments also tend to be large structures, potentially miles long, while structural fills tend to be smaller, discrete structures. The key point is that they are both earthen structures.
 
Structural fills and embankments are typically constructed by compacting earthen materials in place, so the compaction properties of the material (optimum water content and maximum dry density) are very important to performance. The compressibility and shear strength are also important measures of the compacted material.  In addition, drainage is an important consideration to prevent the loss of shear strength due to saturation.

#1 Fill (Class I materials) is generally manufactured aggregate, such as crushed stone,.

#2 Fill (Class II materials) consist of clean sands and gravels and are more likely to be naturally occurring soils such as river deposits.

What is #2 Fill used most in? 20 mm or 3/4 inch Aggregate Base, Class 2, is used in roadways and is an aggregate made of a specific recipe of different sizes and quality of rock inclusive of 20 mm (3⁄4 in) to fine dust. An aggregate is normally made from newly quarried rock, or it is sometimes allowed to be made from recycled asphalt concrete.

Structural Fill Example
#1 Fill Example
#2 Fill Example
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