Mobile crushing in the Cariboo.

Resource and civil crushing across the Cariboo, produced on your site to the gradation your job references.

Resource and civil work, produced where the rock is.

The Cariboo's mining, forestry, and highway work runs on spec aggregate produced on site. It is a long haul from Summerland, so we price the mobilization straight and then crush the tonnage where it lies.

We mobilize the plant to pits and quarries through the Chilcotin, the Highway 97 corridor, and the South Cariboo. Access matters as much as tonnage on this ground, so tell us how the plant gets in.

On-site crushing for Williams Lake projects.

Williams Lake is the hub for mining, forestry, and ranching work through the Chilcotin and along Highway 97, and those jobs run on aggregate produced where the rock is. We mobilize the crushing plant to Williams Lake and out to sites near 150 Mile House, Horsefly, and Alexis Creek.

We crush your shot rock or pit-run to the gradation the contract references, whether that is road base, sub-base, or a niche spec written for the job. Tell us the tonnage, the spec, and how the plant gets in, and we will price it with the mobilization built in.

The timber-framed Tourism Discovery Centre in Williams Lake, with the Cariboo bluffs rising behind it. — Williams Lake. Photo: Daniel Lu (User:dllu) (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Serving contractors in Quesnel.

Quesnel's forestry, mill, and civil work sits along Highway 97 north, and a good share of it needs crushed material produced on site rather than trucked in. Our crews travel to Quesnel and the surrounding area, including Hixon, Nazko, and the Barkerville road, and set the plant up in your pit or quarry.

Quesnel is a long way from Summerland, so the plant, the crew, and the certifications travel together and the aggregate gets made where it is used. Send the spec and the volume, and we will tell you what the crushing runs.

Quesnel's historic Fraser River footbridge, the town's best-known landmark, crossing the river in summer. — Quesnel. Photo: Trougnouf (Benoit Brummer) (CC BY 4.0).

Mobile crushing services in 100 Mile House.

The South Cariboo runs on ranch roads, forest service roads, and highway maintenance, and 100 Mile House is the centre of it. We bring the crushing plant to sites around 100 Mile House, Lac la Hache, 108 Mile Ranch, and Clinton, and crush the material already on the ground.

Most of this work is remote, and access matters as much as the tonnage. We set up in your pit or borrow pit, produce the gradation the job references, and pull out when the pile is made. Send us the spec, the volume, and the access, and we will price it.

A view across open Cariboo ranchland toward the town of 100 Mile House and the forested ridges beyond. — 100 Mile House. Photo: Shaundd (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Our leadership holds mine manager certification, the senior level of BC Mines Act supervision. Our crew includes a shift-boss-certified supervisor, trained to oversee sites running multiple contractors. Our crew is mine-supervisor-certified under the BC Mines Act. The plant and crew travel to your site.

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