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Silvi Materials Acquires Eagle Rock Concrete, Expands Footprint in High-Growth Southeast Market
Fairless Hills, PA – Silvi Materials, a vertically integrated leader in construction materials, announced today that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the assets and operations of Eagle Rock Concrete, a premier ready-mix concrete producer based in North Carolina. The business will now operate under the name Eagle Rock Concrete, a Silvi Materials Company. Closing will take place after September 1, 2025.
This strategic acquisition marks Silvi Materials’ official entry into the booming Southeastern construction market, expanding the company’s ready-mix footprint and enhancing its regional logistics network for cement and slag distribution. Effective the first week of September, Eagle Rock’s nine high-production ready-mix plants across the Raleigh-Durham area will become part of the Silvi Materials family, with full support from Silvi’s shared services teams in HR, finance, IT, marketing, and safety.

“Eagle Rock has built an exceptional business — one that aligns with our values, culture, and vision for growth,” said Laurence Silvi II, Co-President of Silvi Materials. “We’re not here to change what’s working. Our goal is to support the team, strengthen operations, and grow together. This partnership represents a powerful next step in our commitment to serve one of America’s fastest-growing construction regions with the highest standards of quality and reliability.”
Founded in 2012, Eagle Rock Concrete has become one of the most respected names in ready-mix concrete in central and eastern North Carolina. Known for its integrity, safety, and customer-first culture, Eagle Rock services a rapidly growing residential and infrastructure market across Wake, Durham, Johnston, Franklin, Wilson, Edgecombe, Nash, and Pitt counties. The company boasts a young and well-maintained fleet — with mixers averaging just 2.2 years old — and has built a strong operational foundation under the leadership of President Jay Loftin, Vice President Adam Loftin, Chief Operating Officer Chris Sizemore, and Chief Financial Officer Henry Willey.

“This is more than a business transaction — it’s the continuation of a legacy,” said Jay Loftin, President of Eagle Rock Concrete. “Silvi Materials brings deep operational expertise, powerful logistics capabilities, and a genuine respect for the culture we’ve built. Our teams are aligned, our values are shared, and we’re excited for what we can accomplish together.”
Silvi Materials, a third-generation, family-owned business founded in 1947, operates with over 700 employees and 25 facilities across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ohio — with operations now expanding into North Carolina and South Carolina. The company’s vertically integrated model — spanning quarries, sand mining, cement import, and ready-mix production — enables rare control over the full concrete supply chain on the East Coast, resulting in greater efficiency, more robust quality control, and long-term supply chain resilience.
The acquisition positions Eagle Rock as the cornerstone of Silvi Materials’ Southeast division and lays the foundation for long-term investment in the region. It also strengthens Silvi’s ability to address North Carolina’s cement deficit — an estimated 3-million-ton supply gap — through its integrated materials network.

Over the next several months, integration will proceed in partnership with Eagle Rock leadership, with no major changes to local operations, staffing, or reporting structures. Silvi has committed to preserving the Eagle Rock name and team — while investing in growth across residential, commercial, industrial, DOT, and high-rise segments.
“This is a milestone moment for both companies,” said Laurence Silvi II. “By combining the local strength and reputation of Eagle Rock with Silvi’s resources, logistics, and shared services, we’re building a platform for long-term growth in North Carolina — one that preserves what’s working while expanding what’s possible.”