Crushed Concrete Base, Oversize (bullrock), Recycled Asphalt, and Rip Rap.
Oversize | 2" x 4"
Our oversize crushed concrete is screened to remove fine particles, any trash, and metal. Chunks average from 2" - 4".
Road Sub Base, Erosion Repairs, Filtration
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Crushed Concrete Base is comprised of 2" to dust concrete material. Our base material consists of a strong bonding eliminate to ensure your roads or pads are firm and compact.
Driveways, Oil Pads, Laydown Yards, Backfill Projects, & Sub Base for Slabs or Pavers
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Our recycled asphalt is recovered from highway millings. Pure asphalt. It's a great product to utilize when minimizing dust on your projects.
Driveways, Laydown Yards, Backfill Projects, Parking Lots
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Media fixtureNo approved image| Material | Size / description | Typical uses |
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| Crushed Concrete: Oversize | Average chunks 2" – 4" | Road Sub Base, Erosion Repairs, Filtration |
| Crushed Concrete: Base | 2" to dust | Driveways, Oil Pads, Laydown Yards, Backfill Projects, & Sub Base for Slabs or Pavers |
| Recycled Asphalt: Base | Recovered from highway millings | Driveways, Laydown Yards, Backfill Projects, Parking Lots |
| Rip Rap: Base | 12"–18" large chunks of concrete | Spillways |
Media fixtureNo approved imageBase material combines larger pieces with fine material, so it packs tightly for driveways, pads, and the layer under a surface. Rip rap uses large concrete chunks to control erosion or line spillways. Contact Liles to compare the options.
Measure the length, width, and desired depth of your coverage area in feet. Sharing your preferred material and target use also helps estimate the weight needed. Submit these dimensions through the Plan Your Project form for a human review.
Start with whichever fits your equipment. If you operate heavy haul trucks, ask about pickup. If you need material brought to your site, ask about delivery. Liles reviews each project before confirming pickup or delivery options for your location.
Note your target timeline, road conditions, gate widths, overhead line clearances, and safe unloading space. Mentioning whether the drop site is ready helps ensure smooth coordination. Contact Liles with these site details to evaluate pickup or delivery options for your request.
Gather your project dimensions, chosen material, pickup or delivery preference, and project location. Then, submit your information through the Plan Your Project form or contact Liles directly by phone or email. A team member will review your details before confirming the available options and next steps.
