From garden terraces to walkways and pathways, recycled concrete aggregates can be used for much more than just road projects & construction. They’re actually wonderful for landscaping and gardening purposes! Find tips here.
How do you dispose of old concrete? What steps can you take? Where can you take your used concrete rubble? Colorado Aggregate Recycling has the answers in this week’s blog post!
What is Class 6 Road Base? It’s a question we get a whole lot at Colorado Aggregate Recycling! Learn about what the CL6 aggregate base is made from and how it’s used in our latest blog post.
Do you have large amounts of virgin or used concrete waste or asphalt rubble that need to be recycled for reuse? Mobile recycling with Portable Crushing Services could be your answer, if your job site is in Colorado. Learn why onsite crushing could be the answer to saving you time and money.
Looking for fun concrete facts? We’ve made a collection of them in this week’s blog post from Colorado Aggregate Recycling.
How does recycled asphalt help the environemt? You’d be surprised! Read more on how recycled asphalt beats out newly mined asphalt and the huge impact it has in benefiting the environment.
You may not know it, but when customers bring their used aggregates to our yard in Golden, Colorado for dumping, we take that material and put it through a recycling process that allows for reuse…
Welcome to Colorado Aggregate Recycling’s blog page! Today we’re focusing on why we consider ourselves to be Colorado’s go-to experts in recycled aggregates. First, Colorado Aggregate Recycling is a recycled aggregates supplier, located in Golden, Colorado. In a nutshell, we provide recycled concrete & asphalt materials (that we recycle ourselves) for purchase.
Ever wonder what materials go into building a roadway? Read how recycled aggregates are used as road base and much more in Colorado Aggregate Recycling’s latest blog post.
Should You be Landscaping With Recycled Concrete? It’s no secret that recycled concrete is often utilized in large construction jobs, including roads and bridges, but what about projects closer to home? You may not have considered recycled aggregates in the past, but these materials can be repurposed and used in projects all around your home and garden.