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Crushed rock, clear stone, sand and landscape materials from 65+ licensed pits and quarries — backyard loads to major contracts.

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Thomas Cavanagh Construction · Eastern Ontario contractor
One truck in 1953; today 1,200 people, 65+ pits and quarries and five concrete plants.
Thomas Cavanagh Construction Limited is an Eastern Ontario contractor, aggregate supplier and site developer, with its head office at 9094 Cavanagh Road in Ashton. The company was founded in 1953 by Thomas Cavanagh, who put a 1948 single-axle dump truck to work after hearing about jobs on the St. Lawrence Seaway project, and used what he earned as a down payment on a second truck. Today it describes itself as a fully integrated organisation of more than 1,200 team members serving Ottawa and the surrounding communities.
The work starts underground. Cavanagh takes stone from more than 65 licensed pits and quarries across Eastern Ontario, runs a hot-mix asphalt plant at Henderson Quarry around the clock six days a week, and batches ready-mix at five plants covering Brockville to Arnprior and the greater Ottawa area. Its heavy civil crews handle mass excavation, site servicing, sewer and watermain installation, road building and provincial highway work.
Above ground the company builds. General contracting, design-build and construction management sit alongside residential site development for home builders, forming and masonry, fencing, home building through Patten Homes and residential and commercial rentals through Cavanagh Realty. Cavanagh also sells and rents heavy equipment from its own fleet and keeps its own mechanics and body shop.
One of the five concrete plants stands on Industrial Avenue in Carleton Place, the town where UAFest is held, and a new ready-mix plant opened on Albion Road in Ottawa in 2026. The new emergency wing of the Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital bears the founder's name, and the Thomas Cavanagh Foundation, set up in 2019, continues his local giving through bursaries, grants and community projects.
Thomas Cavanagh Construction backed UAFest in 2024 and 2025.
Site development, land development, general contracting, aggregates, asphalt paving, concrete, heavy equipment sales/rental/repair, and snow removal
Crushed rock, clear stone, sand and landscape materials from 65+ licensed pits and quarries — backyard loads to major contracts.
Five plants from Brockville to Arnprior, plus fibermesh, coloured and self-consolidating mixes and an in-house testing lab.
From a patched pothole to multi-phase highway work, produced at their own 24/6 hot-mix plant.
Mass excavation, site servicing and grading, sewer and watermain, road and highway construction.
General contracting, design-build and construction management; bid opportunities are posted on their site.
Turnkey service for home builders: excavation, backfill, municipal services, grading, sod and site cleanup, with one point of contact.
Wrought iron, wood privacy, chain link, composite, noise barriers and garbage enclosures, with a one-year warranty.
Machines and trucks from their own fleet, rented or sold, maintained by their own shop.
New homes through Patten Homes; apartments, townhomes and commercial space through Cavanagh Realty.






Cavanagh's head office is at 9094 Cavanagh Road, Ashton, Ontario K0A 1B0; its own contact page gives Ashton as the company's location, while its Facebook page files the company under Carleton Place. From there it serves Ottawa and the surrounding communities, with 65+ licensed pits and quarries across Eastern Ontario and ready-mix coverage running from Brockville to Arnprior and throughout the greater Ottawa area.
Five concrete plants anchor that reach: Carleton Place (205 Industrial Ave), Carp (2596 Carp Rd.), Perth (35 Lanark Rd.), Jasper (156 County Rd. 17) and Gloucester in Ottawa (4788 Albion Rd.). The Carleton Place plant is in the festival town itself — the town where UAFest is held, at Riverside Park on Lake Ave W, on Sunday 13 September 2026.
Thomas Cavanagh puts a 1948 single-axle dump truck to work on the St. Lawrence Seaway project.
The three brothers — Tom, Gerald and Terry — run Cavanagh Bros. Equipment Rental with trucks, a farm tractor, a track loader and a bulldozer.
Tom buys the land that becomes Goulbourn Quarry on 22 May; crushed stone is sold the same year.
The company establishes a headquarters on Highway 7 — the site that later becomes 9094 Cavanagh Road.
Henderson Quarry, the flagship operation on Highway 7, takes its first blast on 20 December.
The first asphalt plant is built at Henderson Quarry.
McNamee Concrete is acquired, adding ready-mix and forming; it becomes Cavanagh Concrete by 2016.
The Thomas Cavanagh Foundation is created to continue the founder's local giving.
Seventy years of Cavanagh.
Backs UAFest in Carleton Place, and again in 2025.
Cavanagh Concrete opens its Albion Road ready-mix plant in Ottawa East.
Both. Their aggregates page says the division supports projects of all sizes, "whether you're tackling a backyard project or managing a major construction contract", and lists crushed rock, clear stone, sand, topsoil, river rock, armour stone and stone dust.
In Carleton Place itself, at 205 Industrial Ave. Their concrete page lists it along with plants in Carp, Perth, Jasper and Gloucester (4788 Albion Rd, Ottawa), all reached at (613) 253-1657.
They rent and sell it. The fleet page offers equipment for rent or purchase from their own fleet, maintained by their own mechanics and body shop.
Their contact page gives 613-257-2918 and a contact form with an inquiry-type selector; job openings and an "Apply Now" link sit at the top of every page, and general contracting bid opportunities are posted on the general contracting page.
Yes, mainly through the Thomas Cavanagh Foundation, created in 2019 "with the dream of immortalizing Tom's generosity in the community he loved". It funds bursaries, grants and community projects, reviews bursaries semi-annually and takes proposals through a form on its own site. The company backed UAFest in 2024 and 2025.
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