ASPHALT MILLING
PARTIAL DEPTH RECYCLING
FULL DEPTH RECYCLING
SOIL STABILIZATION

EDUCATION-
WORKSHOPS, SITE
VISITS AND WEBINARS Graniterock’s Pavement Recycling Group works closely with engineering firms and public agencies to host educational workshops, site visits and webinars. Our education focuses primarily on the use of cold recycling strategies, pavement evaluation and pavement engineering.

CONTRACTOR SUPPORT
AND VALUE ENGINEERING Recycling pavement is the long-term sustainable solution to fixing bumpy, worn out roads.

Graniterock is committed to sustainable pavement rehabilitation through milling, micro-milling, partial depth recycling (PDR) and full depth recycling (FDR).

ASPHALT MILLING &
MICRO-MILLING Milling uses special equipment to remove a thin layer of the surface asphalt or concrete.

Milling can be used in excavation, reconstruction, rehabilitation and pavement maintenance operations.

PARTIAL DEPTH RECYCLING Partial Depth Recycling (PDR), formerly known as Cold-in-Place Recycling (CIR) is a sustainable construction method for treating raveling, potholes, bleeding, rutting, fatigue and other pavement damage.

FULL DEPTH
RECYCLING Full depth recycling rebuilds worn out asphalt by recycling the full thickness of the existing roadway. Old asphalt and base materials are pulverized and mixed with cement or other additives to create a strong, durable base for asphalt or concrete surface.

SOIL STABILIZATION Subgrade soils often have high moisture content, giving them poor workability and lacking sufficient strength to support construction equipment. Additives such as lime and cement can be added to these soils to dry and improve the soil’s workability.