A Cantex crushing plant and wheel loader working the terraced benches of the pit.

Mobile crushing in the Thompson-Nicola.

A short haul north of the pit. We mobilize the crushing plant across the Thompson-Nicola and crush on your site.

A short mobilization north.

The Thompson-Nicola is one of the shortest hauls we run outside the Okanagan, roughly two hours from the Summerland pit. That is a short trip for the plant and the crew, so this is mobile crushing country: we crush on your site rather than truck material up from the pit.

The work through the Thompson and Nicola valleys runs to highway and road construction, utilities, resource access, and municipal projects. Send the spec and the volume and we will price the mobilization.

Mobile crushing in Kamloops.

Kamloops is about two hours north of our Summerland pit, one of the shorter mobilizations we run, so the plant comes to you and produces the aggregate where you need it.

We produce road base, sub-base, drain rock, bedding sand, screenings, and concrete aggregate for municipal infrastructure, road construction, utilities, and commercial development around Kamloops, Westsyde, Barnhartvale, and the Thompson valley. Tell us the tonnage and the access and we will price the move with it.

The city of Kamloops in the Thompson River valley, seen from the hills above with the downtown core and river below. — Kamloops. Photo: YKA Ang (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Supporting construction projects in Merritt.

Merritt sits directly on the Coquihalla route out of the Okanagan, so it is one of the easiest places for us to reach. Our crews mobilize to pits and quarries throughout the Nicola Valley.

The work here runs to road construction, highway maintenance material, utilities, resource access, and civil projects around Merritt, Lower Nicola, and the Highway 8 corridor. We crush to the gradation your job references and stockpile the product where you want it.

A hillside lookout over the town of Merritt in the Nicola Valley, with a Canadian flag in the foreground. — Merritt. Photo: Brislian (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Mobile crushing for Logan Lake projects.

Logan Lake is a short mobilization from the pit, and it is mining country, which is the work the plant is built for. We bring the crushing spread to site and produce spec material from shot rock or pit run, at the volumes resource and civil projects run on.

Road base, sub-base, drain rock, and custom specification products get produced on site instead of trucked in. We work for contractors, resource operators, and municipal crews through Logan Lake, Tunkwa, and the Highland Valley area. Tell us the tonnage, the spec, and the site access.

The stone "Welcome to Logan Lake" sign at the entrance to the community, framed by evergreens. — Logan Lake. Photo: Andybremner2012 (CC BY-SA 3.0).

Serving contractors in Chase.

Chase is an easy reach for us, east of Kamloops on the South Thompson. We mobilize the crushing plant to sites throughout the area and produce the gradation your job references on the ground you are working.

Contractors here work on highway and road projects, utilities, subdivision servicing, and commercial builds around Chase, Sorrento, Pritchard, and the Shuswap. We produce road base, drain rock, bedding sand, and concrete aggregate, and we meet the gradation the job calls for.

The village of Chase on the shore of Little Shuswap Lake, showing the waterfront, marina and the hills across the lake. — Chase. Photo: The Interior (CC BY-SA 3.0).

Mobile crushing in Cache Creek.

Cache Creek sits at the junction of Highway 1 and Highway 97, north west of the pit and an easy mobilization. Our crews travel here for on-site crushing.

The work in this part of the Thompson runs to highway and road construction, utilities, resource access, and civil projects around Cache Creek, Ashcroft, and the Bonaparte valley. Send us the spec, the tonnage, and the timeline, and we will tell you what it costs.

The Trans-Canada Highway running through the village of Cache Creek, with the dry Thompson-Nicola hills on either side. — Cache Creek. Photo: Giorgio Galeotti (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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