Statistics from the MaterialTotals directory

A clearer view of construction-material supplier coverage.

See where recorded supplier locations are concentrated, what material categories they support and how complete the public-source data is. These figures describe this directory—not the entire industry.

Supplier data generated September 1, 2026Counts update with each validated directory build
53,701physical locations
7,359cities with listings
70quantity calculators
5configured source families

What stands out in the current snapshot.

We use straightforward directory counts and explain where categories overlap.

01

Directory size

53,701 physical supplier locations are represented across all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

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02

Largest category

Sand, Gravel and Aggregate Suppliers appears on 23,792 listings.

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03

Largest state count

Colorado has the most recorded locations, with 7,890.

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04

Public contact coverage

13.9% have a published phone and 12.6% have an official website.

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States with the most recorded locations.

These are raw directory counts. They are not adjusted for population, land area, construction activity or supplier demand.

  1. 01Colorado
    7,890
  2. 02California
    6,322
  3. 03Montana
    3,690
  4. 04New Mexico
    3,495
  5. 05Nevada
    2,736
  6. 06Illinois
    2,653
  7. 07Florida
    2,335
  8. 08Arizona
    2,309
  9. 09Missouri
    1,899
  10. 10Georgia
    1,649
  11. 11Michigan
    1,483
  12. 12Minnesota
    1,443

Most represented supplier categories.

A location can support more than one material category, so category counts overlap and do not sum to the location total.

  1. 01Sand, gravel and aggregate
    23,792
  2. 02Quarries and crushed stone
    23,762
  3. 03Ready-mix concrete
    13,826
  4. 04Cement and concrete mix
    13,624
  5. 05Lumber and building materials
    10,617
  6. 06Landscape supply
    2,072
  7. 07Tile, stone and flooring
    1,771
  8. 08Paint, coatings and waterproofing
    1,737
  9. 09Brick, block and masonry
    71
  10. 10Asphalt plants
    63
  11. 11Drywall and insulation
    41
  12. 12Soil, compost and mulch
    40

Cities with the most recorded locations.

City names follow the normalized supplier address. This is a listing count, not a per-person density measure.

What the current records can establish.

We separate known facts from unknown fields. Missing pickup, delivery or product details are not treated as a negative claim.

43.7%

Indexable profiles

23,448 locations meet the current completeness and address threshold for search indexing.

13.9%

Published phone

7,483 locations include a published phone number.

12.6%

Official website

6,750 locations include an official public URL.

102

Jurisdiction records

State and district source runs remain visible in the directory coverage record.

All 53,701 published locations in this snapshot carry a retrieval date. A retrieval date means the source record was checked; it does not mean the business was telephoned or its live inventory was verified.

Confirmed information in, transparent limits out.

Physical locations

Each listing represents a plant, yard, quarry, branch, warehouse or other material-related facility with a usable address or mapped location.

Organizations and branches

Branches remain separate for distance and contact accuracy. The organization count groups locations using normalized identity evidence.

Categories

Categories come from explicit source tags, products, facility descriptions or controlled material terms. One location can appear in several categories.

Unknown fields

If a source does not confirm pickup, delivery, customer type or inventory, that field remains unknown instead of being counted as unavailable.

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