Two divisions, one company: civil engineers who select and supply conforming quarry products, and a modern truck-and-dog and semi tipper fleet that delivers them — for infrastructure, tunnelling, roads, mining, quarries and plants across South Australia.
Our Civil Materials and Haulage divisions work separately or together: engineers who select and supply the right material, and trucks that deliver it.
Civil material supply and selection, led by our civil engineering team: conforming quarry products matched to your specification and delivered per tonne.
Truck-and-dog and semi tipper cartage for infrastructure, tunnelling, road, mining, quarry and plant customers.
Tell us the material, the tonnes or cubic metres, the site and when you need it. Drawings and schedules are welcome but not required.
You receive a haulage rate or a supply-and-haul price per tonne delivered, in writing, with the combination and load count we will use.
Early starts, staged deliveries and tipping exactly where your crew wants it. Full-time drivers with spare cover mean the trucks you booked turn up.
We are a new South Australian company with an experienced operation behind it. The same principals run a fleet of more than 100 trucks in Western Australia, all under two years old, with their own maintenance facilities.
Our drivers are employed directly and we hold spare drivers as cover, so a booked truck is not parked for want of a driver.
New Scania truck-and-dog combinations built to Torrens to Darlington project specification, arriving in stages from October 2026.
Inducted, fatigue-managed drivers, a maintained fleet and a safety management system being built to heavy vehicle accreditation standards.
Trucks are dispatched from our northern Adelaide yard, minutes from the major quarries, the Northern Expressway and the growth corridors.
One price per tonne delivered and one invoice, from the quarry docket to the tipping site.
Our civil engineer checks each product against the specification before it is ordered, so what arrives on site conforms.
Enter a quantity and a material to estimate tonnes and truckloads before you call.
Planning estimate only. Densities vary with moisture and source quarry, and compacted volumes are typically 15–25% less than loose. Call us for a firm quantity and price.
Get a firm priceFive semi tippers are carting quarry products across Adelaide today. New Scania truck-and-dog sets with 40 and 44 tonne payloads join them in stages from October 2026.
Infrastructure, tunnelling, roads, mining, quarries and plants — the sectors that move the most material in South Australia.
Major project packages: imported fill, select material and pavement products in, spoil out, on rates or embedded trucks.
Tunnel spoil to disposal and reuse facilities, backfill and drainage media back to the portal, with the cycle planned around the TBM.
PM1, PM2 and PM3 base and sub-base, sealing aggregates and sands selected to DIT and Austroads specifications.
Bulk cartage and construction materials for mine sites and processing facilities, backed by the group’s WA mining haulage record.
Rate-card cartage from the bin to the customer’s site with dedicated trucks, directly employed drivers and spare cover.
Aggregates and sands into concrete, asphalt and precast plants, delivered to the bin on a schedule that keeps production running.
We also supply builders, subdivision developers and councils who need bulk material and a truck that turns up.
South Australia is in the middle of its largest construction program in a generation, and the River Torrens to Darlington project sits at the centre of it. Our new truck-and-dog sets were ordered to the T2D vehicle specification.
Live projects and the industries we serve
Hauling for the state we call home.
We are South Australian owned and operated, and our trucks will become part of the Adelaide landscape. Each one carries its own Australian animal mascot and a number — keep an eye out on the road and see how many you can spot.
Call Bradley Atkins with the job and we will come back to you with a clear price and a start date.
