Ruston Paving · Service
Asphalt Recycling
The recycling division: milling, full depth reclamation, soil stabilization and job site drying.
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What This Covers
Ruston's recycling division covers four processes that share a principle: treat the material already on site rather than haul it away and import replacement. Milling removes and recycles the top layers. Full depth reclamation rebuilds the pavement using the existing material as the new base. Soil stabilization treats unsuitable subgrade in place. Job site drying removes excess moisture so saturated ground can be compacted.
The commercial case is trucking. Removing material and bringing in aggregate means paying for haulage twice and for the replacement material once, which is usually the largest avoidable cost on a site package.
Which process applies is determined by the condition of the existing pavement and the subgrade beneath it, so the four are often specified together.
At a Glance
- Processes
- Milling, full depth reclamation, soil stabilization, job site drying
- Principle
- Treat material in place rather than haul and replace
- Reduces
- Haulage both ways and imported aggregate
Provider
Ruston Paving is a commercial paving contractor with more than 80 years of asphalt experience, operating across North Carolina, Virginia and New York.
Service area: Durham, Raleigh, Syracuse, Rochester, Richmond.
Full details of this service, including current pricing guidance and frequently asked questions, are on the company's own page: rustonpaving.com/services/recycling.