Crushed concrete

More than 80,000 tons of concrete recycled every year

Concrete that would otherwise fill up a landfill comes to our yard, goes through our crushers and screens, and leaves as stone you can build on. It costs less than newly quarried stone and does the same job.

Step 1

We take it in

Broken concrete from demolition and construction jobs, plus leftover washout concrete from concrete companies. It all comes to our yard.

Step 2

We crush and screen it

Our excavators break big slabs down with hydraulic hammers and feed the concrete into our crushers. Screens then sort the stone into sizes.

Step 3

You pick it up

Finished stone sits in stockpiles by size, ready to load into your truck and weigh on our scales.

Crushed concrete products

1½-inch minus

Crushed concrete base stone (ABC), also called crusher run

Stone 1½ inches and smaller, with the fine material left in so it packs down hard. Use it as the base under driveways, parking lots, building pads and roads. (ABC stands for aggregate base course.)

Pick up at: Bishop Road and Abbey Green

¾-inch minus

Clean stone

Crushed concrete screened to ¾ inch and smaller. Good for drainage, around pipe, and as a top layer on driveways and work yards.

Pick up at: Bishop Road and Abbey Green

⅜-inch minus

Concrete fines

The fine material screened out of crushed concrete, ⅜ inch and smaller. Used for leveling under pavers, slabs and pipe, and as fill.

Pick up at: Bishop Road and Abbey Green

Current prices

Everything is sold by the ton, weighed on our scales. Sales tax is included, and there is a one-ton minimum per load. Prices as of 2026 and subject to change.