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 […]
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 […]
By Casey Moro In the ever-evolving landscape of construction materials, Crushed Concrete Aggregate (CCA) stands out as a dependable choice for industry professionals seeking reliable and high-performance solutions. At Arcosa Crushed Concrete, we pride ourselves on being a consistent supplier of quality CCA, tailored to the unique needs of contractors, engineers, and material managers […]
By Ben Hudgins Concrete is a fundamental material in the construction industry, serving as the backbone of infrastructure projects across Texas, Florida, and Southern California. Understanding the constituent materials of concrete—namely cement, water, aggregates, and admixtures—is crucial for industry professionals seeking to optimize performance, durability, and sustainability in their projects. This article provides a […]
By Ben Hudgins Crushed concrete has emerged as a versatile and sustainable solution in the construction industry, particularly in regions like Texas, Florida, and Southern California. As a recycled material derived from demolished concrete structures, it serves a multitude of applications ranging from highway construction to drainage management. This article offers construction and hauling […]
By Ian Reedy Crushed concrete is repurposed demolition material processed for reuse in construction. At Arcosa Crushed Concrete, all of our facilities in Texas, Florida, and Southern California carry crushed concrete, which we produce from carefully selected inbound loads. Common Uses for Crushed Concrete Crushed concrete delivers versatile, reliable performance—most commonly as a road […]
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, […]
Road construction companies work with multiple materials throughout the jobs they do. Whether you use asphalt or concrete, the hope is for the result to be a road that is safe, stable, and durable that will allow travelers to get from point A to point B. Of course, where the material you’re using comes from […]
The use of recycled concrete in construction has multiple benefits. From reducing costs and keeping them low to making construction projects more environmentally friendly, there are many reasons to use it. As to how you should use recycled concrete, there are several options and projects that you could put recycled concrete to good use in. […]