Graniterock’s Post

We are getting ready for a math-tastic summer! The Bruce W. Woolpert Algebra Academy kicks off July 29, bringing teen math wizards together for a learning adventure. Partnering with CSUMB, UC Santa Cruz and Driscoll's, we're adding up to success!

The company’s earliest customer was the Southern Pacific Railroad, which used granite to construct its tracks. Rock was broken with sledgehammers into 6-inch pieces, shoveled into wheelbarrows, loaded onto carts, then pushed and pulled to the main rail line.

Our team is pressure washing Lake Nacimiento's dam spillway, prepping it for a fresh concrete surface. It's important to keep our infrastructure strong and water flowing smoothly!

Ankle deep with precision and balance, this Graniterock team member is not just placing concrete—he's building the foundation of our community. And yes, sometimes it looks a lot like yoga!

Ever wonder where old roads go to retire? Spoiler: Not the landfill! At Graniterock, we're crushing it when it comes to keeping tons of materials out of the landfills and putting them back to work.

Rockin' art! We were happy to donate more than 200 cobbles from the Graniterock quarry for this art project for kids at Pajaro Valley Prevention and Student Assistance.

Happy Fourth of July! We hope you have Rockin' fun, safe celebration. ✨✨✨🎉🎉🎉

Summer road work hitting new heights! Our Graniterock pavement recycling team is bringing double the power to South Lake Tahoe with our 12-foot profiler and reclaimer working in tandem. We're transforming old roads into smooth, sustainable surfaces from mountain peaks to valley floors.

Recycling is key to a sustainable future. Our construction team recycles existing pavement and puts it back down as new asphalt, and the environmental benefits really add up from fewer trucks on the road and less waste taken to the landfill!