Recycled Asphalt - 503-673-3399

Recycled Asphalt Pavement will not replace the quality or reproduce the same characteristics of traditional hot-mix asphalt. 

It is a crushed/milled asphalt product the surface rock will  become loose more-so in areas of high speed & curves. 

We’ve all seen construction crews redoing city streets by tearing up chunks of asphalt and applying a fresh layer of asphalt. With recycled asphalt pavement (RAP), asphalt that has been milled from old roads, driveways, parking lots and construction sites is collected.

This trend is so popular that a growing number of homeowners are installing reclaimed asphalt driveways. Homeowners and contractors like working with these materials because they are reliable and affordable while also being beneficial to the environment.

To help you make an informed decision, here’s a quick breakdown of what recycled asphalt is and the pros and cons of a recycled asphalt driveways.

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 Often referred to as recycled asphalt pavement (RAP), recycled asphalt is simply old asphalt that is then ground to size. When it’s compacted, the material is able to bind together over time, but will not turn into a surface as hot-mix asphalt. This makes it a great pick for use on driveways because it serves as a strong and cost-efficient base or sub-base material.

For best results, the material should be professionally spread after properly grading and excavating the driveway. Once the material has been uniformly applied and compacted with a roller. The result is an attractive, sturdy and budget-friendly residential drive.

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