Trap Rock Industries

Trap Rock Industries has been a leading aggregate & asphalt supplier in New Jersey since 1968. Our demanding quality control systems ensure consistent aggregate sizes from stone screening to riprap. Our asphalt plants produce NJDOT approved hot mix asphalt. Whether you are a contractor or a government agency, Trap Rock will deliver the quality you expect for your next project.

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Why Work for Trap Rock

  • Flexible Scheduling
  • Learning Opportunities
  • Paid Time Off
  • Health Benefits
  • Retirement Plans

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New Product: Dia-King

New Product: Dia-King

We’re also thrilled to introduce our newest innovative product: Dia-King. This product is a premium diabase trap rock powder meticulously crafted to enhance the mineral content of various soils. This exceptional product offers a multitude of benefits for: Agriculture: This product provides essential micronutrients that improve soil health, increase crop yields, and enhance overall plant […]

Aggregate Barge Loading Available At Port Keasbey

Aggregate Barge Loading Available At Port Keasbey

At Trap Rock Industries, we’re always looking for ways to improve our service and expand our offerings to better serve our customers. Today, we’re excited to announce two significant developments. We’re thrilled to announce our services of aggregate barge loading available at Port Keasbey. This strategic move significantly enhances our logistical capabilities, providing our customers […]

Schifano Construction Corp.

The NJDOT Statewide contract is a type of on call paving project where the state can have you working in Cape May one week and High Point State Park the next. Customer Schifano is very adept at mobilizing quickly and has been successful on this yearly contract many times. Description of Work Done: Taking a […]

Kingston Fire Hall

Kingston Fire Hall

Over the years the rear parking area of the Kingston Fire Hall suffered from poor drainage and the area that was paved has deteriorated. Trap Rock would donate stone each year to fix the unpaved area and that stone would always get swallowed up by the wet ground. In 2024 the Fire chief reached out […]

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