Trucking is part of how Valley Brook Services works. We run our own tri-axle dump trucks and haul our own stone and aggregate, so the material a job needs gets to the site on our schedule. It is one of the reasons we can offer full-package excavation.
Our Own Dump Trucks
Our trucks are red, and the dump trucks run a white cab with a red bed. Our fleet includes tri-axle dump trucks, and our drivers work alongside our excavation crews. Having our own trucks means we are not waiting on an outside hauler when a job needs stone or has to move material.
Stone and Aggregate Hauling
We haul our own stone and aggregate to the jobs we work on. Stone is used all over a site, from a stable base under a pad or driveway, to the bedding around utility pipe and the material behind a foundation. Hauling it ourselves keeps those steps on schedule.
Trucking Supports Everything Else We Do
Trucking sits behind site preparation, foundation work, utilities and grading. If you have a hauling need tied to a project, tell us about it and we will tell you whether it fits.
How Hauling Fits the Schedule
On an excavation job, material has to arrive when the crew needs it, not before and not after. Stone for a base, pipe bedding or backfill has to be on site at the right moment, and dirt that is dug often has to leave. Running our own trucks lets us line those loads up with the excavators and the rest of the work, and adjust when the weather or the schedule changes.
Hauling Material Off the Site
Excavation does not stop at digging. Soil from a foundation, a pond, a utility trench or a graded lot has to go somewhere, and on a tight residential lot there is usually no room to pile it. Our trucks are loaded right beside the excavators, so the dirt keeps moving and the work area stays clear for the next step. The same goes for debris from demolition, which our dump trucks can haul away so the site is ready for what comes next.
Hauling for New Home and Septic Jobs
New home sites need a lot of material delivered on a steady schedule: stone for the driveway and pad base, backfill around a foundation, and bedding around utility lines. Septic installs need stone and fill delivered and excess soil removed as the system goes in. When the same company is digging and hauling, those deliveries are planned around the actual work in the ground, not around an outside trucking company's availability.
Where We Haul
Our trucks run out of our office in Wampum to job sites across Western Pennsylvania and Northeast Ohio. See the full list of counties we serve, or send us your address and we will tell you whether the job is in our area.
Equipment That Is Kept Up
We keep a mechanic on staff and a fleet of roughly 45 to 50 pieces of equipment, including trucks and pickups. Keeping trucks maintained is part of keeping jobs on schedule.
Drive for Valley Brook
We are always interested in CDL drivers. See our careers page for the CDL dump truck driver position and how to apply.
Where We Work
Valley Brook Services provides trucking across the 14 counties we serve in Western Pennsylvania and Northeast Ohio, from our base in Wampum, PA. Find your area below, or see our full service area page.
- Lawrence County, PA
- Beaver County, PA
- Butler County, PA: Cranberry Township, Zelienople
- Mercer County, PA
- Allegheny County, PA: Wexford
- Armstrong County, PA
- Venango County, PA
- Clarion County, PA
- Crawford County, PA
- Washington County, PA
- Westmoreland County, PA
- Trumbull County, OH
- Mahoning County, OH: Boardman, Poland
- Columbiana County, OH
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We run our own tri-axle dump trucks and our own drivers.
We haul our own stone and aggregate to our jobs, along with other material that our projects need moved.
We are interested in CDL drivers. See our careers page for details and how to apply.