Gray rock
Is this stuff indigenous (sic) to our area, or is it shipped in from Arkansas or elsewhere? I figure they use it because it is found around here somewhere close and they get it cheap. Do I miss my guess?
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Permalink Reply by Snake Stewart on
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Its not indigenous to my area if its SB2. Train it in from Arkansas I think. At least thats where several construction companies around here were getting it. Pad work has driven the demand and cost out of the roof on it. Just like everything else I guess. Last load I got a couple of years back was about $550. They sell it by the ton around here and my last load was mostly water. Needless to say thats why it was my last load.
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Hello Bro. Earl,
Great minds think alike I see. HA!HA!HA!
You beat me while I was typing!
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Be sure and get them to color the concrete while they stamp it. Looks very natural that way.
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