Mobile crushing and screening across the Denver metro and Front Range.
The metro corridor carries the state's heaviest civil and redevelopment work, and the tonnage that comes with it. CrushRite mobilizes up the Front Range for qualifying jobs, processing concrete and reclaimed asphalt on-site so it goes back into the work instead of getting trucked away.
Where the tonnage justifies the plant.
From CDOT Region 1 resurfacing to urban teardowns and big development sites, the metro generates exactly the kind of high-volume concrete and asphalt that is cheaper to process on-site than to haul and replace.
- ▸ CDOT Region 1 highway resurfacing and mill-and-overlay
- ▸ Urban redevelopment and structure demolition
- ▸ Large commercial and industrial site development
- ▸ Master-planned residential and mixed-use subdivisions
- ▸ Recycling yards and material stockpile processing
- ▸ Bridge and interchange reconstruction packages
The full plant, mobilized to the corridor.
Every service is available on a qualifying metro job, set up on or near the site. Closer to home, see our Colorado Springs and El Paso County coverage.
Concrete crushing & recycling
Recycle demolition concrete into base and structural fill on redevelopment sites.
Asphalt & RAP processing
Process mill-and-overlay tonnage into millings, base, and hot-mix feedstock.
Screening & classification
Sort and classify stockpiles into clean, spec fractions at volume.
CDOT Class 6 base
Produce Class 6 base to Section 703 on-site for Region 1 and municipal work.
When on-site processing is the right call here.
The metro has fixed plants and haul routes, so the case for a mobile crew is about tonnage and logistics: enough material that the round trip to a yard and back outweighs setting up on the job.
- ▸ Multi-thousand-ton jobs where on-site processing beats haul-and-buy
- ▸ Mill-and-overlay tonnage processed on or near the corridor
- ▸ Demolition concrete recycled into base instead of trucked to a landfill
- ▸ Subcontract capacity that shows up on schedule with spec output
Denver metro and Front Range, answered.
If yours isn't here, call 719-304-4873. Nick picks up himself.
Do you work in the Denver metro area? +
What size Denver job justifies bringing in a mobile crusher? +
Do you sub to general contractors and CDOT primes in the metro? +
Will you mobilize to Denver from Colorado Springs? +
Metro job with real tonnage?
Send the scope, the material, and the spec. We will quote processing on-site.