Crush-It, Inc. is a family owned and operated custom concrete and asphalt crushing business that specializes in creating recycling solutions. With a fleet of Eagle 1200 mobile crushing plants, we can crush and screen multiple products to your size specifications. Our company owned, operated, and maintained equipment mobilize to your job site or ...

Lovco Construction owns three mobile impact s that can recycle concrete and asphalt at your work site. All our crushers are set up to run off grid power or using a trailered generator. Our plants are operated and maintained by crews with years of experience that can handle jobs big and small. Our crushers can produce 6" minus ...

 · Recycling conserves our precious – and increasingly rare – raw materials, such as concrete, dirt, trees, metals and water. If you have to demolish a structure, consider salvage and deconstruction to preserve fixtures, concrete and wallboard. Landfill Space As the region grows, recycling construction and demolition materials is vital to ...

 · Concrete was once routinely trucked to landfills for disposal, but recycling has a number of benefits that have made it a more attractive option in this age of greater environmental awareness, more environmental laws, and …

Sereday's Concrete Crushing. The Sereday's created their own Concrete Crushing Division in 2008 to be able to recycle concrete brick and block building material into specific size aggregate. We screen our material for site …

Surmeier & Surmeier, Inc. operates two Aggregate Recycle Centers in the St. Louis Metro East area; one along I-64 in Caseyville, Illinois and one on Highway 161 just north of Mascoutah, Illinois. These recycle centers accept clean concrete and asphalt for recycle as well as sell aggregate to our local customers.

 · Project Details. Concrete crushing demonstrates our pursuit of sustainable construction. We recycle hundreds of thousands of tons of concrete annually for re-use in our projects. Not just because it makes sense, but because it's the right thing to do. 1.

The crushing of concrete, rock, brick, salt, and other hardened materials at job sites is a growing trend of the future. Contractors are discovering the great value of recycling by crushing existing debris from the job into usable material for site redevelopment.

By recycling waste concrete and re-using as recycled crushed concrete eco-aggregate: it reduces the burden on New Zealand's landfills and extends their life. haulage companies can avoid the per tonne tip levies at landfill sites. (levies which Govt. will increase annually through to 2024 when they'll be $30/Ton!)

We have modern, well-maintained crushing equipment at our disposal to complete all work safely and to the highest standard. Best of all, our rates won't hurt your hip pocket. Call Dubbo HardCore Soils & Earthmoving today. We also offer Bobcat, truck, and excavator hire services, and we are happy to take on jobs in rural areas . Get In Touch.

Welcome to DS&S Construction Materials, Inc. Servicing all of Southwest Florida. We specialize in producing crushed materials commonly used for parking lots, roadways, driveways and sidewalk construction. We also produce crushed concrete aggregate used for underground pipe utilities, ready-mix batches and roadway stone.

 · The construction industry is responsible for 50% of the consumption of natural resources (European Commission, 2001). Construction and demolition (C&D) materials have been identified by the European Commission as a priority stream because of the large amounts of wastes that are generated and their high potential for re-use and recycling.

 · Concrete crushing creates cost cuts for Whakatane Monday 30 June 2008, 9:36AM By Whakatane District Council 799 views WHAKATANE. Crushing concrete waste dumped at the Recycling Park and using it as base course in road construction is set to save Whakatane District ratepayers nearly $7,000 this year.

 · Recycling of concrete debris can make a contribution to reducing the total environmental impact of the building sector. To increase the scope for recycling in the future, aspects of recycling have ...

Efficient and effective! Big or small we can crush it all. Buesing specializes in crushing aggregate to achieve specific sizing for your project . This service can be provided onsite for reuse. Equipped with a fleet of belly dumps and simple 16 dump trucks, Buesing is the best one stop shop for all of your civil construction needs.

 · concrete recycling plant from Is concrete recycling necessary? Concrete recycling systems process the residual concrete so that all the constituents can be re-used, and the environment therefore incurs no additional burden at all. The screw system This is an extremely compact unit that can be supplied in either stationary or mobile form.

Michels set up a portable recycle crushing plant at Mitchell International Airport to convert a decommissioned runway into base material for a new one. Michels was the prime contractor for the construction of the DePere to Suamico, portion of USH 41 from Orange Lane to Glory Road.

Sanders Brothers Construction operates ad SCDHEC approved concrete and asphalt recycling facility in North Charleston, SC. We accept demolished sidewalk, curb and gutter, building slab, concrete roadway pavement, concrete airport runway pavement, and other concrete debris.

JVS Contracting, Inc. currently has multiple concrete recycling yards to service the greater Tampa Bay area. We accept clean concrete with or without rebar, brick, block, asphalt, and dirt at no charge. YARDS TAMPA. 1608 North 43rd Street Tampa, FL 33605

Independence has a vast and diversified fleet of crushing, screening and processing equipment with production capabilities ranging from 100 tph to 750 tph. Independence also operates twelve recycling yards; three in Ohio, one in …

 · South Gate Construction and Demolition Recycling, Inc. (323) 357-6900 Sun Valley Crown Recycling Services (800) 633-9933 Sun Valley WM - East Valley Diversion (818) 252-0019 Inert Debris Only — Asphalt, asphalt concrete, concrete, concrete blocks, gravel, rocks, soil Location Facility Name Phone

 · Reusing concrete can help reduce construction costs, since it saves the cost of transporting concrete to the landfill, which is around $0.25/ton/mile. Recycling also eliminates disposal costs, while reducing the environmental …