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The price of crushed stone in the United States has continuously risen over the last decade, reaching a peak of an estimated U.S. dollars per metric ton in 2025.

U.S. crushed stone production: every state participates

The U.S. crushed stone production amounted to an estimated total of *** billion metric tons in 2025, a slight decrease compared to the previous year. There are 38 U.S. states that are producers of crushed stone, with an estimated ****companies leading ****operations across the country. Texas, Wisconsin, and Oklahoma were among the largest crushed stone producers. Most of the stone produced domestically was limestone and dolomite, followed by granite.

Crushed stone consumption in the United States

The U.S. volume of crushed stone imports amounted to ** million metric tons in 2025. Of the stone that was consumed, the majority was used as construction material, largely for road construction and maintenance. The demand and supply of crushed stone tends to depend highly on the overall wellbeing of the construction market. A growing public and private construction sector will likely lead to rising crushed stone prices. In terms of recycling, crushed stone aggregate that was used in road surfaces have been increasingly recycled across the United States. Sand and gravel can be used as substitutes for crushed stone in road building.