By Chris Moretti Crushed concrete is a byproduct of recycling when concrete from demolished infrastructure projects is processed. In the past, demolished concrete—often mixed with rebar, scrap metal, steel, trash, wood, and other debris—was typically sent to landfills, quickly filling available space and limiting landfill capacity for different waste. The process of recycling concrete, therefore, […]

Concrete is the number one recycled material in the United States. Recycling concrete significantly reduces the amount of rubble filling our landfills, but also recycled aggregate produces a higher yield of new concrete with superior compaction and constructability when compared to virgin quarry products. This leads to a reduction in overall project costs, which benefits […]