Recycled Aggregate & On-Site Crushing
Recycled concrete for civil sites, plus mobile crushing when the material needs to stay on your job.
Recycled Crushed Concrete
Civil work can remove concrete and require aggregate on the same job. When the material and project specifications allow it, crushing that concrete for reuse reduces disposal, hauling, and the need for new quarry material.
That is why recycled crushed concrete belongs inside our civil operation, not as a separate side business.
When a project requires it, material can be processed to the applicable project or DOT specifications.
Produce it. Crush it. Reuse it.
1 · Production for sale
We produce recycled crushed concrete for sale. Available material can include 2A modified, 3B / #3s, and other modified gradations when the feed material and job allow.
2 · Recycling as a service
Have concrete to deal with on your own site? We'll bring the crusher to you. You pay us to process it, and you keep the material for approved reuse on the job.
3 · In-house reuse
On our own civil sites, removed concrete can be crushed and reused where the project specifications allow. The material stays on the job instead of making a landfill trip followed by a separate quarry order.
Buy the material or keep your own.
We produce recycled concrete for sale and provide crushing as a service. If we bring the crusher to your site, you keep the processed material for approved reuse.
Recycled crushed concrete comes in the sizes the job calls for: 2A modified, 3B / #3s, and other modified gradations when available. Material is processed to DOT specifications where the project requires it.
Ask about RCC gradationsTell us what the job needs.
Send the location, estimated quantity, desired gradation, pickup or delivery needs, and any project or DOT specification requirements. We'll confirm availability, suitability, and next steps.
Check recycled aggregate availabilityNeed material or on-site crushing?
Send the location, quantity, gradation, and timing so we can check availability and fit.
Ask about recycled aggregate