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D.H. Hardwick & Sons, Inc.

Name: D.H. Hardwick & Sons, Inc.
Address: 301 Francestown Road, Bennington, NH, 03442, US
Telephone: +16035886618

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D.H. Hardwick & Sons, Inc.

DH Hardwick and Sons, Inc. is a highly regarded southern NH logging company. Buyers of Standing Timber -
WOODLOTS! Established in 1978, DH Hardwick & Sons, Inc.

The Hardwick's Quarry and Gravel Pit offer Aggregates Sales with a Trucking and Excavation Division (specializing in roads and fields). is a prominent NH Logging Company. Since 1998 the company has operated a Sand and Gravel Pit with a full scale Quarry operation following in 2010. Hardwick Logging and Aggregates is a well respected establishment, conducting business predominantly in the Southern

NH Region. D H Hardwick is trusted by many municipalities and state agencies and highly regarded by hundreds of satisfied customers. DHH delivers Quarry and Pit materials to towns in and surrounding the Monadnock Region- Call for a quote! You will also find that our construction division is highly qualified, which now focuses mainly on fields, roads and driveways. Visit our website for more info! dhhardwick.com

05/26/2026

Hope you all had a great Memorial Day Weekend.

Rest well tonight; back to work for everyone!
Our Gravel pit has big piles and now we are back to crushing at our Quarry here in Bennington, NH. https://dhhardwick.com/aggregates/ If you have not visited us for your construction projects, come check us out. This week we are making more 3/4" Stone and Hardpack, which are everyone's favorites!

We are also busy this week, starting a new logging job in Loudon, NH.

This weekend, we remember those who gave their lives to provide and keep our independence, which allows us all to be able to do what we love at home and at work. We can't take for granted that our great nation will continue being safe and prosperous without the hard work and dedication of our service men and women. We thank all of you for your sacrifice, and we thank God for guiding us through the past 250 years (both the good and the bad years). Our great nation has come a long way. Remember to be grateful!

04/22/2026

DH Hardwick just received a delivery of ADS CULVERTS here in Bennington, NH. If you need drainage pipe, check us out! https://dhhardwick.com/culverts/
We have a large quantity ready for pickup or delivery this 2026 season. Our customers find our location a convenient source for road materials and as a supplier of culverts, it is a one-stop visit for contractors.

04/07/2026

April does not always bring spring showers. SNOW came today to complicate travel plans for everyone. D.H. Hardwick crews took some time for extra caution and continued on after fueling up with some liquid gold! Safe travels today for ya'll!

03/09/2026

Happy Mud Season to everyone! As most town roads are posted now, we have turned our main focus to spring maintenance, while still processing some nice timber in Antrim. Hope you all have a great spring!

01/02/2026

Happy New Year to all, with prayers for 12 months of good health & prosperity in 2026!

We are looking forward to a very busy year ahead of us!

11/26/2025

We have Turkey visitors here at our facilities all the time, but now we see Bald Eagles at our (DHH) Gravel Pit right here in Bennington NH. This Thanksgiving, we can be thankful for our turkey feasts but also remember to be thankful for the freedoms we have in America!
Remember to be kind when fighting for what we believe in! At the dinner table, if politics come up, keep the discussion cordial! Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

USA Today says... If your know-it-all cousin tries to tell you Benjamin Franklin wanted the country’s national symbol to be a turkey, rather than a Bald Eagle, between spoonfuls of mashed potatoes this Thanksgiving, tell them they’re wrong.

The long-recited myth was born out of a letter Franklin, one of the founding fathers, wrote to his daughter in 1784. Discussing the Great Seal of the United States, Franklin said he wished “the Bald Eagle had not been chosen the Representative of our Country,” calling it a “Bird of bad moral Character” who was “too lazy to fish for himself.”

“The Turkey is in Comparison a much more respectable Bird, and withal a true original Native of America,” Franklin continued. “He is, besides, though a little vain & silly, a Bird of Courage.”

10/20/2025

DH Hardwick's feller buncher on another journey. We were able to squeeze through this very tight fit for a project in Boscowen NH. Loggers do have obstacles in our line of work. This one was very interesting! We always love a challenge!

08/29/2025

timberpro_joe (Feller Bucher Operator) just cut brush around this old hidden Gem of History in Peterborough NH. It was likely a shanty for a homesteader, trapper or LOGGER shanty! (Our family ancestor stories tell how "whole families" dwelled in temporary logging camps, moving from jobsite to jobsite as relocation happened frequently in the old days!) Note the rustic pillars instead of a foundation. So much work to survive back in the day. We don't have it hard, just compare!
Hope you all enjoy Labor Day weekend!
I found this answer below, seeking the meaning of Labor Day...

"Labor Day, an annual celebration of workers and their achievements, originated during one of American labor history’s most dismal chapters. * In the late 1800s, at the height of the Industrial Revolution in the United States, the average American worked 12-hour days and seven-day weeks in order to eke out a basic living. Despite restrictions in some states, children as young as 5 or 6 toiled in mills, factories and mines across the country, earning a fraction of their adult counterparts’ wages."

We have come a long way. Let's all be grateful for what we have now!

06/19/2025

We are BLESSED to have personal connections with https://www.facebook.com/renewchurchhancock/ and are so happy to be able to help out with their parking lot expansion! That Hardwick Hardpack looks very welcoming to the many who worship here. What a great church and loving membership that does great things for our community. "Dear friends, if God loved us in this way, we also must love one another." 1 John 4:11 HCSB 🙏

05/02/2025

Pine is Plentiful here in Southern NH! In fact, we just got our annual numbers for 2024, Our Crews worked hard in 2024 to produce and deliver 3,085,600' to Hancock Lumber! DHH is a Top supplier to this Pine Sawmill. You may have their Pine Lumber in your home! It all starts in our sustainable forests and ends up all over the world. Do it in the WOODS!

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301 Francestown Road
Bennington, NH
03442

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 4pm
Tuesday	7am - 4pm
Wednesday	7am - 4pm
Thursday	7am - 4pm
Friday	7am - 4pm

Telephone

+16035886618

Website

https://dhhardwick.com/

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