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Crushed Concrete Aggregate: Our Standard for Reliable Construction Materials

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August 15, 2025
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By Casey Moro

 

In the ever-evolving landscape of construction materials, Crushed Concrete Aggregate (CCA) stands out as a dependable choice for industry professionals seeking reliable and high-performance solutions. At Arcosa Crushed Concrete, we pride ourselves on being a consistent supplier of quality CCA, tailored to the unique needs of contractors, engineers, and material managers across Texas, Florida, and Southern California. Our commitment to sustainability, coupled with rigorous quality assurance processes, ensures that our CCA not only meets but exceeds industry standards, providing a robust foundation for a wide range of construction applications.

Sources of Quality Crushed Concrete Aggregate

Crushed concrete aggregate (CCA) is derived from demolition materials collected from various job sites, including concrete from buildings, parking lots, roadwork, sidewalks, and residential driveways. At Arcosa Crushed Concrete, we accept all forms of concrete that can be gathered, ensuring a comprehensive approach to sourcing high-quality materials for construction applications. This diverse range of concrete sources underscores our commitment to providing reliable and sustainable aggregate solutions.

Material Processing and Quality Assurance

Upon receiving materials from various suppliers, customers, or smaller companies, we meticulously stockpile them at our facilities. The next step involves crushing these materials while simultaneously removing any rebar or debris. The choice of crushing method—be it an impactor, cone crusher, or a jaw crusher—is determined by the size and type of product being produced. Following the crushing process, the material undergoes screening, cleaning, and sorting into specified sizes, ensuring it meets rigorous standards before being stockpiled for delivery to our customers. This systematic approach guarantees the reliability and quality of our crushed concrete aggregate, reinforcing our commitment to providing high-performance construction materials.

Diverse Sub-Base Materials for Infrastructure Projects

At Arcosa Crushed Concrete, we manage a diverse range of sub-base materials essential for various infrastructure projects, including highways, parking lots, laydown areas for semi-trucks, and building foundations. Our role is to supply the foundational material that is initially laid down at a job site prior to construction activities. This encompasses work on parking lots and airports, where we frequently oversee demolition operations and provide materials for new runway installations. Our commitment to delivering high-quality crushed concrete aggregate ensures that every project benefits from reliable, durable, and sustainable construction materials.

Achieving High Standards in Crushed Concrete Aggregate

In Florida, standards for crushed concrete aggregate can vary, but we consistently target a limestone base ratio (LBR) of 150 or higher for our products. Our commitment to quality drives us to achieve an average LBR of approximately 160-165. This metric is a critical indicator of the durability and strength of our materials, as it is derived from rigorous compaction and testing processes that evaluate how well the aggregate withstands weight over time. A higher LBR signifies a superior product, reinforcing our dedication to providing reliable construction materials that meet industry demands.

Navigating Florida’s Construction Material Landscape

In Florida, the competitive landscape for construction materials is diverse and complex. Our sales team excels at pinpointing suppliers who offer cost-effective materials with reliable delivery. Traditional lime rock is readily available in regions such as Miami and the southern areas, as well as in the northern parts, including the Panhandle and Tallahassee, where numerous quarries operate. However, sourcing natural materials becomes more challenging in central Florida. This is where recycled aggregate, such as crushed concrete, proves advantageous, delivering significant cost savings while maintaining quality and performance standards essential for construction projects.

The Environmental and Economic Benefits of Crushed Concrete Aggregate

Crushed Concrete Aggregate (CCA) plays a crucial role in minimizing landfill waste, effectively addressing the financial burden associated with disposal fees for demolition materials. Many consumers anticipate paying approximately $100 per load for landfill disposal, yet they often find that they can receive $3 to $5 per ton by recycling their concrete. Once materials are deposited in landfills, they remain there indefinitely, with no known instances of successful excavation. By opting for CCA, construction professionals not only reduce waste but also contribute to a more sustainable approach in the industry.

Conclusion

Crushed Concrete Aggregate represents a strategic choice for construction professionals aiming to balance performance, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness. With our established processes and commitment to quality, Arcosa Crushed Concrete is dedicated to supplying the highest quality CCA that meets the demands of modern construction projects. By choosing our materials, you not only benefit from reliable construction solutions but also contribute to a more sustainable future, making a positive impact on both the environment and your bottom line.

Choose Arcosa for high-performance, sustainable materials that build a better future with crushed concrete.

 

Author Bio

Casey Moro is the Operations Manager for Arcosa Crushed Concrete, covering seven locations in Florida from Jacksonville to Tarpon Springs. Casey has been with Arcosa Crushed Concrete since 2023 and in the construction materials industry since 2009. He started in an entry-level capacity and worked his way to the top of operations. He loves the industry and Arcosa in particular.

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