AI-generated representative imagery. Actual color, size and texture vary by source. Request a current photo or sample before ordering.
Road Base & Sitework
Recycled Asphalt Millings
Recycled Asphalt Millings for driveway resurfacing, equipment yards and rural access. Screened reclaimed asphalt, irregular angular pieces. Confirm the source grade and your project requirements before ordering.
Your delivered price
Let’s quote your project.
Material, quantity and jobsite ZIP determine your quote. Planning minimum: 2 tons. Freight and Texas tax are confirmed separately.
Request this material Calculate a planning quantityKnow the grade before you order.
- Particle size / texture
- Screened reclaimed asphalt, irregular angular pieces
- Planning unit
- Tons, with cubic-yard planning support
- Loose bulk density
- Approximately 1.4 tons per cubic yard
- What to confirm
- Not hot-mix asphalt and not a guaranteed sealed pavement. Confirm environmental and project requirements.
Planning estimate for loose material. Moisture, compaction and source change actual weight. Nominal sizes and common trade names do not establish certification, current inventory or engineering acceptance.
Where it fits
- Driveway resurfacing
- Equipment yards
- Rural access
Questions before delivery
How much recycled asphalt millings should I order?
Use the material calculator with your dimensions and depth. The loose planning density is approximately 1.4 tons per cubic yard. Confirm moisture, compaction allowance, source weight and the final order with dispatch.
Is the material shown the actual product available today?
The images are AI-generated representative illustrations. Natural color, particle size and texture vary. Request current source photos, samples and test reports where appearance or specification matters.
Does a quote or payment confirm my delivery date?
Dispatch confirms stock, equipment, site access and delivery timing manually. A request or payment does not automatically assign a truck or confirm a delivery date.
What do I need for an engineered or specified project?
Not hot-mix asphalt and not a guaranteed sealed pavement. Confirm environmental and project requirements.
