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Media fixtureNo approved imageMaterials We Recover
Concrete
Suitable concrete is evaluated on a project basis and processed for reuse.
Asphalt
Asphalt is assessed on qualifying jobs and processed for reuse when suitable.
Limestone
Limestone is reviewed case by case and recovered in connection with eligible projects.
Iron
Iron is identified and separated directly from recoverable material streams during operations.
Steel
Steel is sorted and separated from recoverable material streams based on project suitability.
Onsite Breakdown
We bring the production to you!
- Must be at least 300 yards of concrete
- Material Accepted: Demo Concrete or Demo Asphalt
- Must be at least 80% concrete
- Must have minimal trash or dirt
We will provide our machine services to breakdown the material at your location & the trucking to haul it off
Hauling & Delivery
Hauling
Need trucking to haul off your demo? We've got it!
Requirements for Hauling
- Minimum 500 yards of concrete
- Minimum 18 cubic yard truck load
- All chunks must be minimum 3' x 3'
Delivery
No trucking? Need to save on time? Let us deliver to you!
- For amount estimates please provide the length, width, and depth of the area you are wanting to pad.
- For the best bonding result we recommend a depth of at least 4"
- For crushed concrete the dimensions are already 2" to dust. Anything less than 2" depth isn't recommended
- Trucks deliver up to 25 tons per haul
Onsite Pick-Up & Dumping
Onsite Pick-Up
Have your own hauling? You can pick up at any of our three locations!
- Our Operators will load you out from our nearest location
- Receipts will be provided
- For NEW Customers without accounts payments of CHECK or CASH can be made onsite
Dumping
Just looking for a place to get rid of excess or demo chunks? Drop by one of our three locations and we will take it off your hands!
- Minimum of 20% dirt in product
- NO Trash
- Rebar or metal in material is no issue
- NO dumping pure metal
- Excess Concrete accepted
Drop-off locations
- Tyler, TX220 E NE Loop 323 Tyler TX (opens in a new tab)
- Carthage, TXExact address pending
Crushed Concrete — It’s What We Do Best
Our prime products include "crushed concrete, oversize, recycled asphalt, and rip rap"
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Frequently Asked Questions
Media fixtureNo approved imageWhen should a Palestine-area site owner ask about concrete recovery instead of ordinary disposal?
Ask about recovery when you have clean tear-out concrete from slabs, foundations, or pavement and want to explore repurposing options. Liles evaluates projects individually to determine whether the project may work. Contact Liles to confirm the options for your project before hauling material anywhere.
What material condition information matters before concrete can be reviewed?
Detail the concrete's thickness, rebar or wire, and cleanliness. Mention any embedded wire or rebar, and ensure the pile is free of trash, brick, and asbestos. Liles reviews each project before confirming service, so note any dirt or other materials mixed into the load.
How can photos help describe a demolition pile or old slab?
Clear photos show slab thickness, rebar exposure, pile dimensions, and potential unwanted material without an immediate site visit. Take wide shots of the entire site and close-ups of broken edges. These photos help Liles complete a clear initial review of the material.
What site and hauling details should I share before hauling or onsite breakdown is considered?
Outline site access, gate widths, ground stability, and room for heavy equipment to turn or stage. You should also note your timeline, loading capabilities, and the exact project address. Liles reviews each project before confirming service and discusses the practical site and hauling details with you.
How do I ask about a Palestine recovery project?
Submit the project location, estimated amount, and clear photos through the Plan Your Project form, or call Liles directly. These details give the team what it needs to review the request and discuss next steps.