GRAVEL, DIRT, AND IRON FOR BEMIDJI.

Available materials include Class 5 gravel, crushed asphalt, crushed concrete, sewer rock, and pit run sand. Class 5 is frequently ordered for gravel surfaces and road-base work. Crushed asphalt is the budget pick for a driveway that wants a tighter surface with less dust, since the leftover asphalt binder softens and re-bonds under a summer of sun and traffic. Crushed concrete brings a well-draining, cost-conscious base under a pad or parking area. Beltrami County properties outside city sewer lean on sewer rock for their drainfields and general drainage, and pit run sand is the practical, economical answer for grading and leveling low ground. Rip rap can be supplied for projects where larger stone is specified.

Material selection still depends on the plans, site, and intended use. Storlie can explain what is available and quote the requested quantity, but project design and regulated work should remain with the appropriate contractor or professional.

Storlie's supported site-work capabilities include excavation, filling, grading, and preparation for the next construction phase. The crew also performs gravel road building and repair, brush and slash clearing, trucking and hauling, and building demolition with cleanup, filling, and site restoration.

For Bemidji projects, one call can start the conversation about both the material and the equipment needed. Providing the address, scope, access conditions, and desired timing helps the team determine the right next step.