Ada Sand and Gravel, Inc.

Ada Sand and Gravel, Inc. , based in Boise, US, specializes in providing high-quality aggregates for construction and landscaping, serving a diverse group of clients including contractors and governments. Founded in 1961 in Boise, US, Ada Sand and Gravel, Inc. operates in the aggregate supply sector, focusing on high-quality sand, gravel, and decorative rock.

The company has undergone a significant change in ownership, as it was acquired by Greybull Stewardship and Gemstone Capital LLC in October 2019. Details regarding the founder are not available. Ada Sand and Gravel, Inc. specializes in the supply of high-quality aggregates essential for various construction and landscaping applications.

Their primary product offerings include a range of gravel, sand, and decorative rock, sourced from natural deposits renowned for quality. Catering to contractors, utilities, governmental bodies, landscapers, and homeowners, the company supports critical infrastructure projects, ensuring timely delivery across the southwestern Idaho region to meet diverse customer needs. Ada Sand and Gravel, Inc. operates on a transaction structure emphasizing direct sales to clients ranging from large contractors to individual homeowners.

Revenue is generated through the sale of aggregate materials, with transactions typically on a per-load basis. The company engages in business-to-business dealings for bulk orders and caters to smaller residential needs. Specific pricing details have not been disclosed, but the company focuses on reliability and quality assurance in its service delivery. Ada Sand and Gravel, Inc.

aims to enhance its market position by exploring new product offerings and expanding its geographic reach. While specific new products are not detailed, the company's strategy includes targeting growth in new markets beyond Idaho. The acquisition in October 2019 by Greybull Stewardship and Gemstone Capital LLC is expected to support these initiatives, as the firm leverages this investment to bolster operations and capitalize on emerging opportunities in the aggregate supply sector.