Haysquarry’s Weblog is the official blog of KBDJ, LP. 

KBDJ, LP is an Austin, Texas-based aggregates company that provides raw materials for the construction of roads, bridges, houses, and schools.  We are currently mining limestone at a small quarry off F.M. 967 in Hays County to provide road base materials for State Highway 130, the toll road between Georgetown and Seguin. 

KBDJ is invested in the communities we serve, both financially and socially.  For us, being a good neighbor means providing safe and dependable jobs to local residents while saving the public money through low-cost construction materials.  It means preserving large swaths of land for wildlife habitat protection and improving air quality by switching to equipment that emits fewer pollutants.  It means offering our site as an educational resource for teachers, scientists, and environmentalists seeking to learn more about our natural world.  And ultimately, it means reusing the land in ways that will enhance and benefit the community once all mining activities have ceased.

At KBDJ, We believe that industry, education, and the environment are not mutually-exclusive endeavors.  Rather, our success as a company allows us to improve the world we live and work in.  We’re proving it every day.

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KBDJ, LP is an Austin, Texas-based aggregates company that provides raw materials for the construction of roads, bridges, houses and schools. We are currently mining limestone at a small quarry off F.M. 967 in Hays County to provide road base materials for State Highway 130, the toll road between Georgetown and Seguin. KBDJ is invested in the communities we serve, both financially and socially. For us, being a good neighbor means providing safe and dependable jobs to local residents while saving the public money through low-cost construction materials. It means preserving large swaths of land for wildlife habitat protection and improving air quality by switching to equipment that emits fewer pollutants. It means offering our site as an educational resource for teachers, scientists, and environmentalists seeking to learn more about our natural world. And ultimately, it means reusing the land in ways that will enhance and benefit the community once all mining activities have ceased. At KBDJ, we believe that industry, education and the environment are not mutually-exclusive endeavors. Rather, our success as a company allows us to improve the world we live and work in. We’re proving it every day.

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