What Skagit Aggregates does

Skagit Aggregates LLC is a Washington State-based supplier of construction and landscaping materials, formed in 2012 when it acquired the gravel pit operations of Day Creek Sand and Gravel LLC. The company operates six pit locations across Skagit County and northwest Washington (Big Lake, Big Rock, Birdsview, Challenger, Day Creek, and Rockport) and sells three principal product categories: aggregates (fractured rock in various sizes, recycled concrete, recycled asphalt, washed sands including C-33 and utility grades, pea gravel, drain rock, cobble, 1/2/3–4-man boulders, and pit run); bark and mulch (red bark, black mulch, cedar chips, arborist chips, sawdust, and Green Blendz compost made from post-consumer food waste); and topsoil blends (3-Way Topsoil, Bioretention Soil/Rain Garden Blend, Screened Native Loam, and Unscreened Fill). The company also offers material recycling intake for concrete, asphalt, uncontaminated dirt, sod, and yard debris.

The business runs a hybrid direct-to-consumer and wholesale model. Big Rock Pit functions as a retail storefront open Monday–Saturday, while the other five pits serve wholesale customers. The company accepts orders by phone and via a basic website with product calculators, and maintains a Facebook page for customer engagement and reviews. Delivery is fulfilled by an owned fleet comprising seven specialized truck types (Solo, Transfer, Truck and Trailer, Side Dump, Belly Dumps, Belt Bottom, and Water Truck) with a 5 cubic-yard / 7-ton minimum. Mobile onsite and offsite crushing, plus material recycling, round out the service offering. Pricing is quote-based, not publicly disclosed, and the company emphasizes transparent pricing and clean materials in its customer testimonials.

Underlying operations are physical — aggregates extraction, screening, crushing, and trucking — with no software platform, API, or AI/ML component identified in the source data. With 1–10 employees, the company operates at a small, locally embedded scale serving primarily residential homeowners and DIY landscapers in Skagit County, with a secondary wholesale/contractor segment purchasing bulk materials for construction and landscaping projects.

Name

Skagit Aggregates

Legal name

Skagit Aggregates LLC

Website

https://skagitaggregates.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2012

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Skagit Aggregates is a Washington State aggregates supplier operating six pit locations in Skagit County. It sells screened topsoil, bark, mulch, sand, and gravel to residential homeowners and contractors, supplemented by delivery, mobile crushing, and recycling services.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Construction Aggregates Supply

NAICS

Construction Sand and Gravel Mining (212321)

SIC

Mining & Quarrying Of Nonmetallic Minerals (No Fuels) (1400)

akta.pro primary industry

Sand & Gravel Extraction & Processing (IMAKAHAB)

akta.pro secondary industry

Crushed Stone Quarrying & Processing (IMAKAHAA)

Keywords

• Construction aggregates supply
• Landscaping materials
• Sand and gravel
• Topsoil and mulch
• Mobile crushing services

Headquarters

HQ city

Sedro Woolley

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices6 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Aggregates and Construction Materials Sales: Revenue generated from the sale of aggregate products (sand, gravel, crushed stone, boulders), bark and mulch products, and topsoil. Sales occur through both self-pickup at pit locations and delivery services. Minimum delivery is 5 cubic yards or 7 ton minimum.
2. Service Fees (Delivery, Crushing, Trucking): Additional revenue streams from delivery services, mobile crushing (onsite and offsite), trucking with various truck types (Solo Truck, Transfer Truck, Truck and Trailer, Side Dump, Belly Dumps, Belt Bottom, Water Truck), and material recycling acceptance.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Skagit Aggregates supplies screened and processed aggregate materials (sand, gravel, crushed rock, cobble, boulders), bark and mulch products, and topsoil for landscaping and construction projects. The company sells through retail and wholesale channels across six pit locations in Skagit County, Washington, with self-pickup and delivery options, plus value-added services including mobile crushing, trucking, and construction debris recycling.

Product overview

Skagit Aggregates is an aggregates and landscaping materials supplier formed in 2012, offering a broad portfolio of construction and landscaping materials through six pit locations in Washington State (Big Lake Pit, Big Rock Pit, Birdsview Pit, Challenger Pit, Day Creek Pit, and Rockport Pit). The company sells materials for both pickup and delivery. The product portfolio comprises three main categories: (1) Aggregate products including various sizes of fractured/crushed rock (5/8 Minus, 1¼ Minus, 3/4 Clear Chip, 3/8 Minus, 3″ Crushed Concrete), recycled materials (Crushed Asphalt), sand products (C-33 Sand, Utility Sand, Pea Gravel, Drain Rock variants), decorative stones (Cobble, Boulders in 1/2/3-4 man sizes), and Pit Run; (2) Bark & Mulch products including Red Bark, Black Mulch, Cedar Chips, Arborist Chips, Sawdust, and Green Blendz Compost; and (3) Topsoil products including 3-Way Topsoil, Bioretention Soil (Rain Garden Blend), Screened Native Loam, and Unscreened Fill. The company also offers value-added services including Deliveries, Mobile Crushing, Recycling, and Trucking.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• 5/8 Minus Fractured rock 5/8 inch in size down to fines, used on driveways, potholes, and walkways. Has fines for compaction so it packs down and stays in place. Finishes off fairly smooth when leveled and compacted.
• 1 ¼ Minus Fractured rock 1 ¼ inch in size down to fines, used on driveways, parking for big trucks/RVs, and walkways. Has fines for compaction.
• 3/4 Clear Chip Fractured rock ¾ inch in size, excellent aggregate for landscaping, driveways, parking areas, walkways, and drainage projects. Packs well and contains no sand or fines; low moisture retention and does not promote weed growth.
• 3/8 Minus Crushed stone roughly 3/8″ down to fines, commonly used under pavers and patios, as well as a finishing layer for walkways, parking areas, or retaining walls.
• 3″ Crushed Concrete Crushed recycled concrete 3 inch in size down to fines, commonly used for road base, construction entrances, driveways, and parking areas. Has fines for compaction.
• Crushed Asphalt Recycled asphalt that is ground down, typically 3/4″ to smaller, that hardens and binds when compacted. Commonly used on driveways and parking areas.
• C-33 Sand Screened finer sand 1/4 inch in size and smaller, graded as ASTM C-33 with 100% passing a #4 sieve and less than 3% passing #200. Great for septic mounds, base for pavers, and sandboxes.
• Utility Sand (Washed) Larger coarser screened sand, graded slightly larger than ASTM C-33 with 100% passing a #4 sieve and less than 5% passing #200. Great for horse arenas, play areas, and pipe bedding.
• Pea Gravel (Washed) Round rock screened through a 3/8 inch screen, used for dog runs, playgrounds, patios, and underground projects such as drainage and pipe bedding.
• 7/8 Drain Rock (Washed) Washed drain rock approximately 7/8 inch in size, used in drainage and filtration applications.
• Drain Rock (Washed) Round rock screened through a 2-inch screen, used in french and curtain drains, septic systems and drainfields, pipe bedding, underground projects, and decorative landscaping.
• Cobble 8″ down to 3″ streambed river cobble, commonly used for decorative landscaping or with mortar for rock walls and pathways.
• 1 Man Boulders Large decorative boulders sized for one person to move, used for landscaping and erosion control.
• 2 Man Boulders Large decorative boulders sized for two people to move, used for landscaping and erosion control.
• 3-4 Man Boulders Extra large decorative boulders sized for three to four people to move, used for landscaping and erosion control.
• Pit Run Raw aggregate material 2½ inches down to fines, used for filling and grading, backfilling foundations or pole buildings.
• Red Bark Freshly ground Firs and Hemlock, ground through 2″ screen, great for ornamental planter beds, pathways, and around tree bases. Helps aid in weed control.
• Black Mulch Fir and Hemlock aged for a number of years and screened through a ½″ screen, great for ornamental planter beds and around tree bases. Helps aid in weed control.
• Cedar Chips Pure cedar chunks and pieces, great for playgrounds, outdoor animal bedding, or high-traffic pathways.
• Arborist Chips Material consisting of native trees and parts of trees chipped and unchipped, used for ground cover and landscaping.
• Sawdust Fine wood particle byproduct from sawmilling operations, used for various landscaping and agricultural applications.
• Green Blendz Compost Composted post-consumer food waste, yard debris, and wood mulch. Adds nutrients to the soil and can be used for erosion control.
• 3-Way Topsoil Sand, Native Soil, and Green Blendz Compost processed through a ½″ screen, used for installation of lawns, garden enhancement, vegetable gardens, and flower beds.
• Bioretention Soil (Rain Garden Blend) Sand and Green Blendz Compost screened through a ½″ screen, designed for rain gardens and where drainage, infiltration, and plant growth are necessary.
• Screened Native Loam Skagit County native sandy loam soil processed through a ½″ screen to remove large rocks and wood debris, suitable for sub-grade fill, low areas in yards, gardens, driveways, and beds.
• Unscreened Fill Skagit County native sandy loam soil, unprocessed (straight out of the ground), suitable for non-structural fill.
• Deliveries Material delivery service with a minimum of 5 cubic yards or 7 tons, served by the company's owned fleet of diverse truck types.
• Mobile Crushing Onsite and offsite crushing services; customers contact for a quote.
• Recycling Accepts concrete, asphalt, uncontaminated dirt, sod, grass clippings, and yard debris (brush, branches, leaves, stumps). Will not accept contaminated materials.
• Trucking Hauling and transport services using various truck types: Solo Truck, Transfer Truck, Truck and Trailer, Side Dump, Belly Dumps, Belt Bottom, and Water Truck, accommodating different job requirements.

Named customers4 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

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AI maturity

App detail

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Glacier Northwest: Washington-based producer of ready-mix concrete and aggregates operating multiple pits and plants in the Puget Sound region. Closest regional direct competitor with overlapping customer base of contractors and homeowners.
• Cadman Materials: A Lehigh Hanson subsidiary operating aggregate, ready-mix, and asphalt plants across Washington State. Direct peer serving the same Pacific Northwest contractor and residential market with comparable crushed rock, sand, and gravel products.
• Salmon Bay Sand & Gravel Co. Seattle-based aggregates, concrete, and recycled materials supplier. Direct peer operating similar pit-to-customer delivery model with comparable product breadth in crushed rock, sand, and gravel.
• Stoneway Concrete: Pacific Northwest ready-mix concrete and aggregates supplier (now part of CalPortland). Direct peer in Washington/Idaho serving overlapping residential and commercial construction demand.

Broad incumbents

• CalPortland Company: Major Western US aggregates, cement, and concrete producer with operations across Washington and Oregon. Broad incumbent offering overlapping aggregates products but at a regional/national scale far larger than Skagit Aggregates.
• Martin Marietta Materials: Top-tier US aggregates producer with national operations serving heavy construction, residential, and infrastructure customers. Broad incumbent counterpart in crushed stone, sand, and gravel markets.
• Lehigh Hanson: One of North America's largest aggregates, cement, and ready-mix producers and parent of Cadman. Broad incumbent competing in Washington sand and gravel markets through subsidiaries while serving a national customer base.
• Vulcan Materials Company: Largest US producer of construction aggregates with nationwide footprint. Broad incumbent operating at a scale and geographic breadth Skagit Aggregates cannot match but competing for the same end-use construction demand.

Regional players

• Corliss Resources: Family-owned aggregates and ready-mix producer serving the Puget Sound and surrounding Washington markets. Regional peer with comparable pit-based operations and product portfolio, though focused on different sub-markets.

Emerging players

• Pioneer Sand & Gravel: Western US supplier of decorative landscape rock, sand, gravel, and building materials with a multi-location retail/yard model. Comparable in product mix and DIY/residential customer focus but distributed across a wider Western footprint.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks3 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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