SEP

25

FROM PIT TO PROJECT: HOW BROCK AGGREGATES DELIVERS QUALITY MATERIALS ACROSS ONTARIO

Brock Aggregates provides high-quality sand, stone, and gravel to construction projects across Ontario. From pits in Whitby, Sunderland, Tottenham, Stouffville, Orangeville, and Myrtle, materials are carefully extracted, processed, and tested to meet OPSS standards. Strategically located pits and a modern fleet allow efficient bulk delivery across the GTA and Southern Ontario. Contractors, developers, and landscapers benefit from reliable supply, expert guidance, and professional service for projects of all sizes. Brock Aggregates is a trusted partner for building strong foundations and supporting Ontario’s construction industry.

JUL

13

EVERYDAY ITEMS MADE FROM AGGREGATES

Aggregates – more commonly known as sand, stone, and gravel – are found in more places than you might think! From hospitals and schools to highways and even your home, aggregates are used in many areas to provide a strong foundation. Keep reading to see 5 everyday items that you probably didn’t know are made from or with aggregates!

NOV

25

WHAT IS QUARRYING?

Quarrying is the process of removing or extracting rock, sand, gravel or other minerals from the earth in order to use them to produce materials for construction or other uses. Other names for quarries might be pits, open mines, or surface mines.

SEP

09

THE IMPORTANCE OF AGGREGATES

Have you ever stopped to think about the role sand and gravel play in your life?

Aggregates are the foundation of our economy and society. They are non-renewable resources such as sand, gravel and stone which everyone uses and benefits from every day. We live in homes and work in buildings built with aggregate; children in our communities go to schools built with aggregate; every one of us travel on sidewalks, roads and highways constructed from aggregate to reach our destinations safely. Believe or not, even the water we drink is filtered and purified by aggregate!

JUN

17

BULK BAGS FOR AGGREGATES

Are you planning a project that requires stone, sand or gravel? Do you need multiple types of materials in one tonne or cubic yard quantities?