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Aggregate mining consulting for the Pacific Northwest.

Geographic Solutions helps aggregate producers, landowners, contractors, and investors permit, map, evaluate, plan, and value sand and gravel pits and rock quarries.

Rock quarry benches and aggregate mine planning in Washington
Aggregate market demand map for Pacific Northwest material supply analysis

For operators, landowners & investors

Data-backed decisions for local aggregate supply.

Aggregate is a local, logistics-driven business. Site value depends on reserves, permit limits, haul cost, product quality, competing supply, depletion, and market demand. Geographic Solutions builds maps, models, studies, and permit strategies that make those factors easier to understand.

Sand & gravel pitsRock quarriesRecycling sitesReady-mix & asphalt supportLandownersAcquisition teams

Why Geographic Solutions

Technical mapping, permitting insight, and business judgment in one place.

WA/ORPNW aggregate focus
GISMaps and spatial analysis
UAVDrone surfaces and volumes
MarketSupply, demand, and mine life

Project experience

Recent work includes permitting, valuation, market studies, drone mapping, and reserve expansion.

SGGP compliance for Western Washington quarry and recycling site

Provided Sand & Gravel General Permit compliance support, practical site mapping, and documentation for an active quarry and recycling operation.

Quarry lease advisory

Advised an aggregate operator on lease terms for a quarry opportunity, tying commercial terms to resource, permitting, and operational risk.

Puget Sound aggregate market analysis

Built mine-life projections, sales estimates, and interactive web-map outputs to support regional aggregate planning and business decisions.

Sand and gravel pit valuation

Supported an owner in valuing a sand and gravel property interest and negotiating the sale of shares in the property.

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Technical resources

Existing blog content preserved and rebuilt as a resource library.

The new site keeps the existing indexed article URLs while improving internal links, page structure, metadata, and calls to action.

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Drone mapping for quarry topography and aggregate stockpile volume surveys

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Talk through the mine, permit, market, or mapping question with Logan Davidson.

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