Carolina concrete crushing LLC

01/30/2026

Winter at the Yard!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us here at Carolina Concrete Crushing!

11/25/2025

We will be closed Thursday 11/27 and Friday 11/28 so our families can celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. We hope everyone has a blessed Thanksgiving with family and friends. We’re thankful for all of you that keep us going!

10/09/2025

A new addition to our fleet!

08/30/2025

Carolina Concrete Crushing will be closed for Labor Day weekend. We will be open again on Tuesday at 9am. Have a great holiday weekend

05/23/2025

We hope everyone has a safe holiday weekend.
Thank you to those who served and are still serving to protect our country.
We will be closed until Tuesday 9am

05/13/2025

Milled asphalt, also known as asphalt millings or reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP), is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly paving option. It involves grinding down existing asphalt into a fine material, which is then reused for paving projects. This process reduces waste, lowers energy consumption, and preserves natural resources.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

The Process:
Existing asphalt pavement is removed and ground down by a milling machine, creating asphalt millings.

Applications:
Milled asphalt is often used for driveways, parking lots, and even as a base layer for new asphalt pavements.

Benefits:
Cost-effective: Recycled asphalt millings are generally less expensive than traditional asphalt paving.

Environmentally friendly:
It reduces waste and the need for new materials, minimizing environmental impact.

Sustainable:
Reusing existing asphalt promotes resource conservation and reduces the strain on natural resources.

Considerations:

Appearance:
Milled asphalt may have a slightly rougher texture compared to freshly laid asphalt.

Maintenance:
Depending on the application, it may require more frequent maintenance to prevent erosion and w**d growth.

Durability:
Asphalt millings can be durable, but their long-term performance can depend on factors like compaction and the quality of the recycled material.

04/18/2025

We hope everyone has a blessed Easter weekend!
Thank you for your business!

12/25/2024