Mobile concrete crushing and recycling across Colorado.
Demolition concrete does not have to leave the jobsite. CrushRite crushes it where it sits and screens it back into spec aggregate you can build on, so you skip the haul-off, the tipping fees, and the cost of trucking in new base.
Recycled concrete is aggregate you already paid for.
On a tear-out, the broken concrete is not waste. It is a feedstock. Crushed and screened to gradation, recycled concrete aggregate stands in for virgin base and fill on most of the structural sections a project needs. The material that used to be a disposal line item becomes the base course for the new build.
We process construction and demolition concrete on your site, then split it into clean fractions on the same screening and classification line that finishes our other aggregate work. Clearing asphalt on the same job runs through the same plant as asphalt millings and RAP processing. If your existing road base has gone out of spec rather than been torn out, the related service is road base re-screening, which reclaims base in place.
The crushing is the cheap part. The trucking is what costs you.
Hauling concrete off and buying new base means paying to truck spoil to a landfill, paying tipping fees to dump it, and then paying to truck imported aggregate back in. Crushing on-site removes nearly all of that, and the gap widens with every mile and every ton.
- ▸ No excavation and disposal of the broken concrete
- ▸ No haul trucks running demolition spoil to a landfill
- ▸ No tipping fees on construction and demolition material
- ▸ No imported aggregate trucked back in for base and fill
- ▸ Fewer truck round-trips, less road wear, and lower diesel spend
From demolition concrete to spec aggregate.
One crushing and screening setup produces the full range of base and fill a civil project consumes, run to the gradation your spec calls for.
CDOT Class 6 base course
Crushed and screened to the Class 6 gradation under CDOT Section 703 and AASHTO M147 when the job calls for it. Recycled concrete aggregate makes a dense, well-graded base that compacts hard and drains, and it goes straight back down under the new pavement section.
CDOT Class 6 base details →Structural fill and sub-base
Sized recycled concrete aggregate for backfill behind walls, under slabs, and as engineered sub-base. You reuse the material already on the site instead of paying to remove it and import virgin fill.
Drainage rock and rip-rap fraction
Coarser screened fractions for French drains, trench backfill, and erosion control. The double-deck screen splits the crushed feed into the fractions your spec calls for in a single pass.
Custom-sized recycled aggregate
Tell us the target gradation and we run the crusher and screen closed-circuit to hold it across the production run. Sample gradation reports are available when the prime or engineer of record requires them.
From slab to spec in one mobilization.
The crew that crushes the concrete also screens it and stockpiles it, so the finished aggregate is staged on the site in a single pass.
Assess and set the target
Walk the pile, check for rebar and contamination, and lock the output gradation: CDOT Class 6, a structural-fill spec, or a custom curve.
Feed prep and selective demolition
The ripper-equipped Cat 328D breaks down slabs and footings and feeds the crusher, so you do not need a separate demolition crew staged on site.
Equipment specs →Crush and pull the steel
The Kleemann MR110Zi impact crusher reduces the concrete and its magnetic separator lifts rebar and mesh out of the product stream.
Equipment specs →Screen to spec
The MS19Z double-deck screen splits the crushed concrete into on-spec fractions. This is the same screening line behind our screening and classification work.
Equipment specs →Stockpile and load out
The WA500 loader builds clean, separated stockpiles ready to place or load to trucks, so the finished aggregate is staged where the build needs it.
Equipment specs →Anyone with concrete to process and a build to feed.
Concrete crushing and recycling, answered.
If yours isn't here, call 719-304-4873. Nick picks up himself.
Can you crush concrete that still has rebar in it? +
What can recycled concrete aggregate actually be used for? +
Is recycled concrete approved for CDOT base course? +
Is on-site crushing cheaper than hauling concrete off and buying new base? +
How big does a concrete recycling job need to be to be worth it? +
Concrete to crush on your site?
Send the tonnage, the material, and the output spec. We will quote recycle vs. haul-off.