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About
With over 30 years of experience, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional materials and service to our clients in Central and Northern Alberta, including Drayton Valley.
Who We Are
Since 1995, Associated Aggregates has provided high-quality sand, gravel, and construction aggregates to clients. With our years of experience, you can trust us to deliver exceptional materials and service.
Our team takes immense pride in serving a wide range of clients, including those in residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal sectors. We are committed to ensuring customer satisfaction.
The Team
Our company proudly holds COR Certification from the Alberta Safety Council and is also ISN Accredited. Our entire staff is extensively trained in various important areas, including Ground Disturbance, WHMIS, First Aid, and Workplace Safety, to ensure the highest standards of safety and professionalism.
Dean Baumann
President
dean.baumann@associatedaggregates.ca
780-361-3836
Deanna Baumann
Secretary/Treasurer
deanna.baumann@associatedaggregates.ca
780-720-3007
Tyler Baumann
General Manager
tyler.baumann@associatedaggregates.ca
780-542-0336
Leah Rahe
Office Manager/Safety Officer
leah.rahe@associatedaggregates.ca
780-995-2049
April Brown
Drayton Valley Customer Support
april.brown@associatedaggregates.ca
780-542-7662
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Gravel is a non-renewable natural resource and can’t be found everywhere. Gravel pits must be located, tested, developed, monitored, maintained, and reclaimed in a responsible manner. We follow a strict code of practice pit development, use, and reclamation. Constructing fail-safe settling ponds, outflow structures and continuous turbidity, silt and sediment testing are done regularly to preserve our essential river waterways for generations to come. Additionally, we keep our operations to a manageable area to avoid excessive disturbance to the environment.
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Our Commitment to Safety and the Environment
Our primary goals are the safety of our employees and the protection of the environment. As a part of Alberta’s ecosystem, we have safety and environmental programs in place for all stages of gravel production and land use.