Stevenson
Aggregate
Aggregate solutions for commercial, infrastructure and residential use.
Aggregate Products
Roading
Sealing chips, basecourses, sub-basecourses and subgrade aggregates manufactured for use in roads and heavy duty pavements.
Read moreDrainage
Permeable or blended aggregates in fine or coarse specifications for drainage applications.
Read moreSand
Sand and pumice aggregates produced in a range of specifications for use in a variety of applications including manufacturing, sports turf and horticulture.
Read moreConcrete
Concrete aggregates manufactured for strength and binding ability and produced to consistently fine tolerances.
Read moreOur Team
Our aggregates team have been industry forerunners since 1912. We’re not just experts in aggregate extraction, processing and distribution, we’re committed innovators. We are continually working to develop new technologies and processes that will lighten our effect on the environment while delivering the best products possible. Quality and consistency are as important to us as they are to you.
Aggregate
News
Tomorrow’s Leader, Jo Young
14 August 2024
Tomorrow’s Leader award winner Jo Young with Brittney Flavell who also collected the award for Charlotte Harrison, and Alan Titchall from Q+M.
Puketutu Island Rehabilitation Project
02 July 2024
The Puketutu Rehabilitation Project in Auckland’s Manukau Harbour began in 2012 on behalf of Watercare. To meet Auckand’s future needs, a safe location was required to dispose of waste solids from the wastewater treatment plant in Māngere. The plant produces about 330 tonnes of treated biosolids a day. Instead of sending the biosolids to the […]
Copper Skinks Released at Drury Quarry
09 May 2024
Environmental Compliance Manager and Kaiārahi Tara Edwards-Tusa and Quarry Operator Mike Buckley worked with ecology consultants Bioresearches to locate, catch and release eight endemic Copper Skinks at Drury quarry. The skinks, the smallest of New Zealand’s endemic lizards, were found in the western façade area of the quarry and moved into a covenanted, pest-controlled area […]