Find the right material fast
Rilite Aggregate Products
Rock, base, sand, fill, and more—organized for quick takeoff and clean specs.
When you’re building to a plan and a timeline, “aggregate” can’t be a vague word. You need the right material type, the right size, and the right documentation—fast. This Products page is where we keep our core categories organized so you can match what you need to what we carry, then jump straight to Specs for test results and detailed product information.
If you already know exactly what you’re looking for, start with the category below. If you’re comparing options (or trying to translate a callout into a practical order), we’ve also included a few plain-language cues to help you land in the right place.
Rock
Rock is all about size, performance, and application—drainage, bedding, concrete-adjacent work, and jobsite versatility. Here are examples of rock products shown on our current product list:
- 3/8" Lightweight Rock — $13.50 per ton
- 3/8" Hardrock — $10.50 per ton
- 3/4" Drain Rock
For anything rock-related, the fastest path to confidence is the Specs page—especially when the job calls for a particular gradation or you need to confirm test data.
Base
Base material is where projects get locked in—roads, pads, and sections that need consistent support. If your plans call out base, this is the category to start with. Once you know the base type you need, head to Specs to verify the details.
Sand
Sand is one of those materials that can mean very different things depending on the application—bedding, utility work, general site needs, or blending. If the spec is sand-driven, jump into this category and then confirm requirements on Specs to make sure the material aligns with what the project calls for.
Fill
When you need to build grade, fill is often the most practical path—especially for volume. This category is the best starting point for projects that prioritize coverage and elevation over tight gradation requirements.
Because fill needs can vary widely from job to job, we recommend using Specs as your checkpoint if your project includes written requirements, testing references, or submittal expectations.
Other
Not every job fits neatly into one bucket. Our Other category is for the extra items that show up on real-world schedules—materials that don’t always live under “rock,” “base,” “sand,” or “fill,” but still matter when you’re trying to keep a crew moving.
Import
Some projects call for specific materials that are best handled as import items. If your plans list an imported material type, this category is your starting point—then use Specs to confirm what you need for documentation.
Pricing & minimums (as shown on our current list)
We keep a 2026 price sheet download available. Our current product list also includes these minimum/fee notes:
- $40.00 Minimum 5 tons or less
- $60.00 Minimum 5 tons or less
Because job requirements vary, the cleanest next step is to confirm the exact product and documentation you need on Specs, then reach out so we can align the order with your plans.
Go straight to Specs
If you’re here to validate a submittal, confirm testing, or match a callout to a product, don’t guess—use Specs. That’s where we keep the supporting information that contractors need to make decisions quickly and confidently.
Ready to move? Pick your category above, then head to Specs for the details.