
Experience
Project: Ward's Corner Commercial Development in Norfolk, VA |
Cost Savings: Elimination of hauling and disposal; Elimination of importing virgin aggregate for sub-base Additional Benefits: The recycled aggregates qualify for LEED credits for the project. Our operation produced no excess noise or dust, which was critical, as the project was located at a very busy intersection in downtown Norfolk.
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Project: Rock Quarry in Central Virginia |
Cost Savings: Our portable equipment was able to be located closer to shot material, thereby reducing the haul distance and fuel consumption Additional Benefits: The customer was able to meet the increased demand in sales and maintain customer satisfaction. It was also able to do this in a profitable manner due to the efficient solution that we provided.
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Project: Langley Air Force Base, Naval Air Station Norfolk, and Fort Eustis |
Cost Savings: Elimination of disposal fees and virgin aggregate purchase. Tremendous savings in hauling due to eliminating the increased time spent by trucks waiting at security check points. Additional Benefits: The majority of Federal projects are LEED certified. Our crushing operation at The Army’s Tactical Equipment Maintenance Facility at Fort Eustis contributed to the project’s LEED SILVER CERTIFICATION through the recycling of concrete and scrap metal that was removed from the crushed concrete.
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Project: Various Concrete Block Manufacturers in Virginia and Maryland |
Cost Savings: Elimination of hauling and disposing of waste; Reduction of new aggregate and associated hauling. Additonal Benefits: The cinder block with recycled content qualifies for LEED credits for the projects it is used on.
These are just a few examples of the unique projects we have performed. We have produced in excess of 1 million tons of recycled material for asphalt manufacturers and concrete recycling facilities.
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