Crushed Concrete Base is a versatile road base material used primarily in the construction of highways and driveways. A flexible, durable base layer made from crushed recycled concrete, it is often used as a foundation for paving projects because of its ability to withstand weather changes and provide stability while allowing some flexibility to prevent cracking or shifting.

Bull Rock is a durable construction material crafted from recycled concrete. Bull Rock is commonly used in drainage systems and erosion control projects due to this stability, resilience, and environmentally friendly composition.

Screened Rock is finely crushed recycled concrete particles, ideal for stable bases in construction and landscaping. They're eco-friendly, aligning with sustainable building practices.

Rip Rap is a sustainable construction material made from reclaimed concrete rubble that has been assorted and graded for size. This environmentally friendly alternative to traditional rip rap consists of large, angular stones of concrete used for erosion control, slope stabilization, and shoreline protection projects. Rip Rap offers durability, longevity, and aesthetic appeal while reducing the demand for natural resources and landfill waste.

Recycled concrete fines are finely crushed reclaimed concrete, typically smaller than 3/8” in size. These fine particles are often used as a compactable base material in construction projects, offering excellent drainage properties and compaction characteristics for a variety of applications. Fines provide a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to natural aggregates, contributing to environmental preservation and reducing landfill waste.

Recycled Asphalt Pavement (RAP), also referred to as Crushed or Milled Asphalt, is reclaimed from old asphalt pavement, crushed, and repurposed for reuse. It's utilized in new construction as a sustainable, cost-effective alternative, reducing the demand for virgin materials and maintaining asphalt quality.