Washed Screenings (44s)

Washed screenings are an essential component in the construction industry, known for their versatility and durability. These fine aggregates consist of crushed, screened, and washed stone, ensuring they are free from dust, clay, and other impurities. Their cleanliness and uniformity make them a preferred choice for various construction and landscaping projects.

Key Features:

• High Purity: Washed screenings undergo a rigorous cleaning process to remove any unwanted materials, resulting in a highly pure product that provides consistent performance.
• Excellent Drainage: Their unique size and composition allow for optimal drainage, making them ideal for applications requiring efficient water flow and prevention of erosion.
• Compaction and Stability: When compacted, washed screenings create a solid and stable base, ensuring longevity and durability for any project they support.
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of applications, from paving and pathways to drainage layers and pipe bedding, their flexibility makes them invaluable in both residential and commercial projects.

Applications in Construction:

1. Paver Base: Washed screenings are commonly used as a base layer beneath patios, walkways, and driveways. Their ability to compact tightly creates a stable foundation for pavers, ensuring a smooth and even surface.
2. Drainage Solutions: Ideal for backfilling around drainage pipes and in areas requiring effective water drainage. Their size and structure facilitate water flow, preventing water logging and soil erosion.
3. Landscaping Projects: Often applied in landscaping for decorative ground cover, walking paths, or as a base for artificial turf, providing both aesthetic appeal and functional benefits.
4. Concrete Production: In specific formulations, washed screenings can be used as a component in concrete mix, contributing to the strength and durability of the finished product.

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Each Haul consists of 18 tons of material. Price includes taxes and delivery fees, based on distance (up to 30 miles), from the quarry to the delivery address.