Frequently Asked Questions

Multiple Easy Ways:

• ONLINE: Use our new online store! It's configured with our most common options. We are the only grizzly manufacturer with an e-commerce storefront!

• PHONE: Talk to a real person! NO ROBOTS! We can help you customize your products more than what is offered online: 970-210-6152

• EMAIL: Feel free too shoot us an email if that's your prefered method of communication. We have multiple experts monitoring info@bearironworks.net.

While we can ship anywhere, our online store is setup for pre-calculated shipping to the continental 48 United States. Give us a call if you need a product shipped elseware.

We have shipped to:

• All 50 States
• Canada
• US Virgin Islands
• Bahamas

If we have an item in stock, you will receive it in 1-2 weeks. If it is not in stock, we will make it as fast as we can. Check out the approximate lead time at the top of the website to see our estimated production time. If you would like to know what is in stock you can click here or call (970) 210-6152.

Our main facility is in Grand Junction, CO. We also have distributors in San Antonio, TX and Phoenix, AZ.

If you are interested in becoming a distributor, we recommend you email us at info@bearironworks.net

A rock screen, commonly known as a "grizzly," is meant to remove rocks from soil. Rock screens come in many styles and sizes. We focus on full-size loaders and smaller.

They are also great at cleaning soil! Municipalities in Florida have purchased our rock screens specifically for cleaning litter from the beaches.

Our rock screen have two components for sizing. The main screen spacing is used to determine the spacing between the rails on the grizzly itself. Ours are made of solid steel, meaning they are STRONG! The next component is the removable screen. This is allows for a cost effective way to change your screening size, without sacrificing product durablility! Adjustable rails are just too much of a hastle. Our screens can be changed without leaving your equipment!

While they have multiple uses, a bedding box is primarily used to hold bedding sand during a pipeline installation. Pipe needs to be surrounded by sand when it is underground, so when something heavy passes over it above ground, it does not cause the pipe to burst.

Bedding boxes are also refered to as "rock boxes" this is because many landscapers will use them to contain landscaping rocks. A bedding box is simply a soil container that is designed to use with an excavator. It allows for a larger amount of material to be manuvered with an excavator, and prevents loss of material.

Concrete washout tubs are watertight containers used for cleaning concrete trucks out after a pour. They are usually required by stormwater permits. It is illegal to dump concrete waste anywhere that it may contaminate a water supply. Concrete washout tubs make it easy to dispose of the concrete waste water.