The Bussen family has been mining crushed limestone to service the St. Louis area aggregate needs since 1882! With three production sites, we are one of the largest crushed stone producers in the Midwest area. We strive to produce high quality construction aggregates, while maintaining excellent relationships with our community and the environment. Our ability to transform an abundant natural resource has helped many communities with the opportunity for economical improvements such as building better roads and highways, soil erosion, homes, schools, office buildings, and hospitals.

Jefferson Barracks Plant
The "original" quarry site with over 500 acres, began in 1882 making crushed stone for the Corps of Engineers. It is located on the Mississippi river in south St. Louis county, just 1/4 mile south of the Jefferson Barracks bridge. Easy truck access is available off I-255 and Koch road. In addition to our mining operation, we also have a Mississippi river sand operation, a barge terminal, and Bussen Underground Warehouse.

Antire Quarry Plant
This large acreage site began in 1957 to service the west county area. Our Antire plant is conveniently located off 1-44 and Antire road. We operate a stationary and portable plant to keep up with this fast growing area.

Trautman Quarry Plant
The Bussen family bought this large site from the Trautman family years ago to service the Jefferson county area. The Trautman plant is located just off I-55 and highway Z in Pevely, MO.

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