THE BLOG

Our latest blogs, staff updates, opinions, tips, advice and commentary.

Everything you need to know about Type 3 aggregates for SuDS & drainage projects

Whether you’re planning a permeable paving installation, an equestrian arena or a commercial civil engineering build, selecting the correct sub-base is critical to long-term success. In this blog we explore what Type 3 aggregate is, how it compares to MOT Type 1 and outline its key applications.

stevegrant
19/10/2026
Aggregates, Transport
Butser Quarry: supplying aggregates to the construction industry

Chalk has been used in the construction industry for decades. It’s versatility, strength, affordability and porous qualities are just some of the things that make it an extremely useful material. […]

stevegrant
01/07/2026
Aggregates, Butser Quarry, Rock Chalk
Night work – what TJ gets up to after dark…

TJ Transport offers overnight transport services, providing a range of benefits, both for ourselves as well as the clients that have a need for work to be carried out at […]

stevegrant
17/06/2026
Aggregates, Butser Quarry, Construction, Fleet, Muck Away, Transport, Vehicles
10 reasons to become a TJ driver…

As an employer in the southern region, we’re one of the best. We treat our staff well and we do all we can to ensure our employees are happy working […]

stevegrant
03/06/2026
Company, Drivers, Haulage, Safety, Training, Vehicles
Rubble disposal made easy!

Disposing of your rubble at Household Waste and Recycling Centres (HWRCs) can be tricky, so we’d like to let you know that we have another option – one that will […]

stevegrant
03/06/2026
Aggregates, Butser Quarry, Grab Hire, Muck Away, Skip hire
Which aggregate? Limestone v iBlend

We source and supply both primary limestone and our own recycled aggregate, Type 1 iBlend®. These two materials are sub base aggregates, usually used beneath highways and construction projects of […]

stevegrant
20/05/2026
Aggregates, Butser Quarry, Haulage, Quarries

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