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Masonry, Mansonry Repair, Brick, Block, Stone, Flat Stone, Glass Block, Concrete, Paving, Sheet Rock, Roofing, Paint, Tile, Home Remodeling, etc.
limestone base, crushed stone, and crushed concrete products for construction projects throughout Harris, Montgomery, Waller and Grimes.
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- Aggregate55
- Brick, Stone, and Related Material10
- Ceramic Construction Materials, Excluding Refractory54
- Ceramic Tile Distributors3
- Concrete and Cinder Building Products7
- Gravel1
- Paving Materials1
- Sand, Construction2
- Stone, Crushed or Broken2
- Tile and Clay Products1
- Wholesale Asphalt Products1
- Wholesale Concrete Blocks and Shapes1
- Wholesale Concrete Products1
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- Wholesale Natural Marble1
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- Wholesale Sand and Gravel7
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