Price figures are estimates from public bids and published price lists, not quotes. Where these numbers come from
When your shed runs low in a hard winter, call before it's empty. Bulk rock salt, treated salt and brine for cities, counties, schools and public facilities across Pittsburgh, its suburbs and the Lehigh Valley.
Many Pennsylvania municipalities buy road salt through the statewide COSTARS cooperative contract (a 2026–27 average of $92.47 a ton). In a long or icy winter, deliveries on those contracts can fall behind just when the shed runs low.
We help close the gap: bulk rock salt and treated salt for pickup by your trucks or delivery to your facility, and brine for anti-icing, quoted fast so your crews keep roads, bridges and school routes safe.
Roads, bridges, school zones, hospital entrances and sidewalks downtown are where ice control protects the most people. A backup supply plan, worked out before the season, means a short shed never turns into an untreated route.
Set up a backup supply agreement and know your lead times.
Request a resupply quote early, with tons, location and pickup or delivery.
Rebuild your reserve before the next event.
Request a quote with your tons, location and timing. Emergency resupply depends on what's available when you call, so ask early when supplies look tight.
Tell us what your purchasing process needs, like quotes, W-9s or bid forms, and we'll respond in that format where we can.
Yes. Counties, school districts, park districts, hospitals and other public facilities can request quotes the same way.
Talk to people who've run plows at 3 a.m. We know what it's like when the shed is empty, the radar is lit up and your clients expect dry walks by 7. Tell us what you need, and you'll get a straight answer and a written quote, not a sales pitch.
Quotes are answered by a wholesale supplier serving Pittsburgh, its suburbs and the Lehigh Valley. Final prices, minimums and delivery area are on your written quote.
