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Established in 1942, Phillips Companies offers a range of construction products. The company provides a variety of ready-mix products, including plasticizers, sealers and accelerators. Its landscape products include brick, pool and concrete sand. Phillips Companies has pavers, boulders, patio blocks and rocks available in various specifications. The company additionally offers hardwood, red cedar and pine bark to its customers. It provides craning, trucking and excavating services. Phillips Companies specializes in several projects, such as platform and commercial site development and underground storage tank removal. The company is affiliated with the Xenia Area Chamber of Commerce and National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association and Mineral Information Institute. It is located in Beavercreek, Ohio.

imi Aggregates - Cambridge City proudly supplies quality stone, sand, and gravel in Cambridge City and the surrounding areas. Our products are ideal for various applications, ensuring a solid foundation for your projects. As a safety-first company, imi employs careful extraction and processing practices. We use state-of-the-art crushing and screening techniques to produce aggregates with optimal gradation, cleanliness, and durability, resulting in superior performance. We take pride in supplying top-tier aggregates and a hassle-free customer experience from ordering to pick-up. If you're looking for a reliable supplier of high-quality aggregates in Cambridge City, call or submit a quote request form.

Founded in 1935, Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. delivers crushed stone sand and gravel for the construction of highways, commercial construction and residential buildings. Based in Charlestown, Ind., the company is one of the leading suppliers of high-calcium limestone for flue-gas desulfurization in the Ohio Valley. It also produces derrick stone, rip-rap and high calcium limestone for power plant desulfurization equipment. Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. caters to various areas, including Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and West Virginia. It has received the approval for use on Federal Corps of Engineers projects.