These guys were great and knowledgeable! They did excellent work and got it done before we had to ship the next day.

Millings are the ground-up asphalt reclaimed when old roads get resurfaced, and when they're installed right they make one of the best value surfaces you can buy. The leftover binder in the material re-binds under compaction and summer heat, so the surface tightens up into something far tougher than gravel, without gravel's dust, ruts and washouts.
The 'installed right' part is what matters. We grade the run, spread the millings evenly, and compact them hard with a drum roller. That heavy compaction is what turns loose millings into a tight, bound mat instead of expensive gravel.
What's included
- Grading and shaping of the existing surface
- Quality screened millings, spread to even depth
- Heavy compaction with a drum roller
- Crowned or sloped finish so water sheds
- Edges feathered clean into yard or field
- Honest advice on where millings beat hot mix and where they don't
Where millings shine
- Long rural driveways where hot mix stretches the budget
- Farm lanes, equipment yards and barn approaches
- Overflow and employee parking areas
- Gravel drives you're tired of re-rocking every year
- A future hot-mix candidate that needs a solid surface now
Common questions
How do millings compare to gravel?
Night and day. Compacted millings lock together into a semi-solid mat: no loose rock in the yard, dramatically less dust, no washboarding, and they shed water instead of rutting. Cost is usually close to good gravel, and the surface lasts years longer.
Can millings be paved over later?
Yes. A properly compacted millings surface actually makes an excellent base for hot mix down the road. Plenty of customers do it in two stages: millings now, asphalt when the budget's ready.
All around amazing, superior quality. I highly recommend .
Need recycled asphalt millings?
Call or send the form. We'll walk the site, measure it and hand you a firm written bid, free.