Is your garden crying out for a revamp? Is the existing layout not conducive to your needs? It may be time to consider a landscaping project… Landscaping your garden can be as low key or as spectacular as you want it to be and there are lots of options and avenues to choose from.
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Roads have played a major role in the development of the British economy, especially over the last 60 years or so. They provide us with the means to travel around freely and are integral to industrial and commercial growth due to the reliance on roads for transporting goods from one place to another.
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So you need to renew your driveway. Yours is looking tired and needs a complete overhaul. But where to start? There’s so much choice out there and the cost can vary hugely so take a step back and decide what your budget is and how you want it to look.
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Hythe Quarry supplies a 0/1mm bedding sand for cattle, which has virtually no silt and is 99% silica. In a region highly regarded for its mineral deposits, Hythe Quarry produces a gold/brown soft sand that is ideal for cattle bedding and can be collected by your haulier or delivered by our fleet of trucks.
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Butser Quarry is known for its supply of rock chalk, but hadn’t been used for some years when TJ purchased it in 2017. TJ wanted to be able to supply their own aggregates to the construction industry and now with Butser Quarry fully operational, they are able to do so.
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John joined TJ in 2017 after the acquisition of their two quarries – the Forest Lodge (Hythe) site and Butser Quarry in Petersfield. John has over 40 years’ experience in quarrying and landfill and brings a great deal of expertise and knowledge to the role.
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In 2018 TJ sourced and delivered over 1.4 million tonnes of aggregates. Aggregates are granular materials used in construction such as sand, gravel, crushed rock or recycled and manufactured.
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TJ’s provision of much-needed building materials to the construction industry in Hampshire and surrounding areas has grown since quarrying commenced at their Hythe site in August.
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