FAIRLESS HILLS, PA — Silvi Materials announced its acquisition of Eagle Rock Concrete, a leading ready-mix concrete producer based in North Carolina, marking a significant expansion into the rapidly growing Southeastern construction market. The transaction, expected to close after September 1, 2025, positions Eagle Rock as a cornerstone of Silvi’s new Southeast division.
Strengthening Market Presence
The acquisition adds nine high-capacity ready-mix plants in the Raleigh-Durham area to Silvi’s network, extending the company’s operational footprint beyond Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ohio into both North and South Carolina. These facilities will receive full support from Silvi’s centralized shared services teams across human resources, 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. He emphasized that the company plans to maintain Eagle Rock’s existing leadership and operational model while leveraging Silvi’s resources to drive expansion.
A Strategic Partnership
Founded in 2012, Eagle Rock has earned a reputation for reliability and service excellence, supplying a diverse range of residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects across Wake, Durham, Johnston, Franklin, Wilson, Edgecombe, Nash, and Pitt counties. The company operates a modern fleet — its mixers average just 2.2 years old — and will continue under the leadership of President Jay Loftin, Vice President Adam Loftin, COO Chris Sizemore, and CFO Henry Willey.
“This is more than a business transaction — it’s the continuation of a legacy,” said Jay Loftin, highlighting the shared vision between the two companies and Silvi’s respect for Eagle Rock’s established culture.
Addressing Supply Challenges
Silvi’s vertically integrated model — spanning quarries, sand mining, cement imports, and ready-mix production — gives the company end-to-end control of the concrete supply chain. By incorporating Eagle Rock into its network, Silvi aims to strengthen its ability to address North Carolina’s 3-million-ton cement deficit while enhancing efficiency, quality control, and resilience in a region experiencing robust infrastructure growth.
Looking Ahead
With the Eagle Rock acquisition, Silvi Materials now operates 34 facilities across five states and employs more than 700 people. The company plans to invest in Eagle Rock’s continued growth while preserving its brand identity and local relationships.
“This is a milestone moment for both companies,” Silvi added. “By combining Eagle Rock’s local strength with Silvi’s resources and logistics, we’re building a platform for long-term growth in North Carolina.”
The acquisition positions Silvi Materials to capitalize on booming construction demand in the Southeast, strengthening its competitive position in both residential and commercial markets while maintaining its family-owned roots and client-focused approach.
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