Fill material from a quarry refers to any type of material that is extracted from a quarry site and used as fill material for construction or landscaping purposes. Quarries are typically sites where rock, stone, sand, gravel, or other natural materials are mined from the earth.
 
Fill material from a quarry can include a range of materials, such as crushed stone, gravel, sand, and topsoil. These materials are often used in construction projects, such as road building, building foundations, landscaping, and erosion control. Fill material from a quarry can be used to create a level base for construction projects or to backfill excavated areas.
 
Quarry fill material is often preferred over other types of fill material because it is typically more stable and compact than other materials. This makes it a good choice for building foundations, retaining walls, and other structures that require a stable base. In addition, quarry fill material is often readily available and can be obtained locally, which can reduce transportation costs and carbon footprint associated with importing fill material from other locations.