8026 Fremont Pike | Perrysburg, OH 43551 419-872-4380 | Fax: 419-872-4378

About

Our employees, combined with good management and solid planning, have made us not only a successful business, but an environmentally responsible neighbor as well.

Cardinal Aggregates is a family-owned business that grew out of other construction-related businesses and was initially formed to develop/operate mining operations in the Midwest. It is the goal of Cardinal Aggregates to provide a standard of excellence not currently provided in the regional mining industry. From our permanent crushing operations to our portable aggregate, concrete and asphalt crushing services, we continue to rise above the competition to provide a superior product.

Today, Cardinal Aggregates travels across the country providing a variety of custom crushing services, including aggregate, concrete and asphalt crushing. Our mobile equipment can be transported to your site in a matter of a 7-10 days, should the need arise.

The beneficial reuse of crushed concrete and asphalt provides a tangible value to the customers we serve, regardless of whether they are a local community or an industrial client. Processing the crushed concrete or asphalt reuses a significant waste stream of material that would otherwise end up in landfills or other disposal facilities. On-site crushing can save the customer disposal fees, conserve landfill space and reduce fuel and emissions from the related hauling, in addition to saving wear and tear on our roads and highways.

Cardinal Aggregates also prides themselves on maintaining a highly-trained staff, knowledgeable of all safety standards, including those applicable from both MSHA and OSHA. Each employee is required to attend an annual training program in addition to quarterly updates and site-specific reviews.

Our team is dedicated to providing each of our customers the highest level of service and best value available in our industry.

LET US PROVE IT TO YOU.

Cardinal Aggregates, Inc.
8026 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg, OH 43551