Irving Materials
Corporate brand
UnclaimedFamily-owned American supplier and producer of aggregates, ready-mix concrete, and asphalt, operating since 1928.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Irving Materials, Inc. (imi) is a family-owned and operated company that traces its earliest family-owned division to 1928, when it was founded as Irving Brothers Gravel Company. It describes itself as a leading supplier and producer of aggregates, ready-mix concrete, and asphalt, with ready-mix concrete locations throughout Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Tennessee, and mining and production of crushed stone, sand, and gravel throughout Indiana. Its construction divisions, E&B Paving and Specialties Company, specialize in site development, heavy highway, and civil construction. The company organizes its work around five fundamentals: Safety, Quality, Custom Solutions, Sustainability, and Long-Term Relationships.
History
The earliest family-owned division of imi was founded in 1928 as Irving Brothers Gravel Company. Nearly a century later, Irving Materials, Inc. is described as a leading supplier and producer of aggregates, ready-mix concrete, and asphalt. Its construction divisions, E&B Paving and Specialties Company, specialize in site development, heavy highway, and civil construction. Specialties Company has provided specialized construction solutions since 2000 and is pre-qualified to operate in 23 states throughout the United States.
Products and positioning
Leading supplier and producer of aggregates, ready-mix concrete, and asphalt; trusted for safely delivering high-quality custom work.
Ready-mix concrete
Highly customizable mix designs for foundations, roadways, curbs, bridges, tunnels, and beyond, with locations throughout Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Tennessee.
Crushed stone, sand, gravel & aglime
Mined and produced throughout Indiana.
Asphalt
Asphalt mix designs offered as part of imi's materials and services.
Soil stabilization
Nationwide soil stabilization using lime, lime kiln dust, and cement to enhance subgrade strength, modify soil properties, and dry soil to support compaction.
Concrete breaking & rubblization
Concrete breaking and rubblization services throughout North America using custom-built breakers and rubblizers.
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