2304 Somerville Rd
Somerville, OH 45064 - Butler County
(513) 726-5258
About Dingledine Basic Materials:
Topsoil, Mulch, Mulch .
Established in 2003, Dingledine Basic Materials is located at 2304 Somerville Rd in Somerville, OH - Butler County and is a business listed in the categories Sand Gravel & Aggregate, Building Supplies & Materials, Sand & Gravel, Top Soil & Fill Soil, Lumber & Other Building Materials, Other Building Material Dealers, Dirt, Building Materials General and Other Building Materials and offers SLINGER SERVICE, Gravel & Mulch, PROMPT DELIVERY, Bank Run, PROCESSED GRAVEL, Shredded Topsoil, Aggregates, Blends, Crushed Rocks, Dirt, Humus, Loam, Road Base etc. After you do business with Dingledine Basic Materials, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Dingledine Basic Materials.
Categories: Sand Gravel & Aggregate, Building Supplies & Materials, Sand & Gravel, Top Soil & Fill Soil, Lumber & Other Building Materials, Other Building Material Dealers, Dirt, Building Materials General and Other Building Materials
Products: Bank Run, PROCESSED GRAVEL, Shredded Topsoil, Aggregates, Blends, Crushed Rocks, Dirt, Humus, Loam, Road Base, Topsoils, Sand
Services: SLINGER SERVICE, Gravel & Mulch, PROMPT DELIVERY
Free Code: Free Estimate
Delivery Code: DELIVERY AVAILABLE
Year Started: 2003
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