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Choosing Between Asphalt Milling and Crushed Concrete: Which Suits Your Project?

Asphalt / Concrete Disposal,Asphalt / Concrete Recycling,Crushed Asphalt,Crushed Concrete,Recycled Materials
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October 1, 2025

Construction projects require cost-effective and durable base materials that can withstand heavy traffic and environmental pressures. The most common recycled aggregates used include asphalt millings and crushed concrete. While both originate from recycled sources, they differ in composition, performance, and best-fit applications. Definition and Characteristics Asphalt Millings Asphalt millings come from reclaimed pavement that has […]

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Concrete Rubble Recycling: Our Commitment to Sustainable Material Reuse

Asphalt / Concrete Disposal,Asphalt / Concrete Recycling,Crushed Concrete,Recycled Materials
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September 15, 2025

At Arcosa Crushed Concrete, sustainability is at the core of everything we do. By recycling concrete rubble from demolition and construction projects, we not only divert waste from landfills but also provide the construction industry with reliable, high-quality recycled aggregates that support infrastructure growth across Texas, Florida, and Southern California. Environmental Benefits of Recycling Concrete […]

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Sustainable Construction Practices

Asphalt / Concrete Recycling,Green Construction,Recycled Materials
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March 15, 2025

At Arcosa Crushed Concrete, our sustainable construction practices boost operational efficiency and cost management and significantly enhance environmental performance. Our focus on concrete and asphalt recycling, efficient transportation logistics, and emissions reduction creates a powerful synergy that supports the construction industry in Texas, Florida, and Southern California. Concrete and Asphalt Recycling Processes Our state-of-the-art recycling […]

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What Are Asphalt Millings?

Asphalt / Concrete Recycling,Green Construction,Recycled Materials
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March 1, 2025

Asphalt millings are recycled materials produced by milling or grinding asphalt surfaces. The process transforms asphalt pavement into small, uniform particles that retain many of the original material’s beneficial properties. Definition and Composition Asphalt millings consist of aggregate particles bonded by aged asphalt binder. Their composition varies depending on the original asphalt mixture but typically […]

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Asphalt and Concrete Recycling

5 Ways Your Construction Company Can Go Green

Green Construction,Recycled Materials
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September 1, 2024

When you think of environmentally-friendly industries, construction probably isn’t among the first to come to mind. According to the Sustainability Roadmap for Hospitals, the construction industry uses up a lot of resources and is responsible for a significant amount of waste. This industry uses 40% of the raw stone, gravel, sand, and steel in the […]

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5 Construction Materials You Didn't Know Could Be Recycled

5 Construction Materials You Didn’t Know Could Be Recycled

Recycled Materials
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August 1, 2024

A lot of waste and pollution is generated every year by the construction industry. One of the best ways to make this essential industry more environmentally friendly is recycling. Recycling saves substantial amounts of energy, and generally decreases demand for new materials that are produced using natural resources. For example, if all of the asphalt […]

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  • N. Texas Region
  • S. Texas Region
  • Southeast Region
  • About
  • Contact
  • West Region
  • N. Texas Region
  • S. Texas Region
  • Southeast Region
  • About
  • Contact
  • 500 N Akard St, Dallas, TX 75201
  • 972-942-6500
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