Aggregate Delivery in Prince George & Northern BC

Prince George is the service hub for northern BC, and aggregate logistics up here are different from the south. Distances are longer, the supplier pool is smaller, and winter conditions are a real factor in delivery planning. We track who has stock, who can deliver where, and what the realistic timeline looks like — so you make one call instead of six.

Forestry road construction and maintenance is a big part of the demand up here, along with municipal infrastructure and the steady flow of resource-sector projects. We connect you with pits in the Prince George area and, for jobs further north, with suppliers along Highway 97 and Highway 16.

West along Highway 16, we can arrange delivery to Burns Lake, Smithers, Terrace, and Prince Rupert — the supplier pool thins out, but it exists. South toward Quesnel and Williams Lake, there's more pit access and shorter lead times.

If your project is in a remote location — off the main highway network — we can usually still get material there, but we'll be upfront about the logistics and cost. Sometimes the answer is "yes, but here's what it'll take." We'd rather give you the real picture than make a promise we can't keep.