A recycled crushed asphalt driveway costs between $10 and $20 per ton, compared to $100 to $200 per ton for brand-new asphalt. Using recycled asphalt can save $675 to $2,700 on driveway materials ...

Our driveway is made of crushed asphalt, recycled from material being replaced on Interstate 70. A local construction company, who procured the crushed asphalt, delivered it to our building site.

If you opt for a 3-in. thick surface, you can use the coarse asphalt mix for a 2-inch thick bottom layer for strength and a 1-inch thick layer of the finer mix on the surface for a better appearance.

To minimize the environmental impact, Sullens recommends using recycled gravel. “Often, recycling centers will crush old concrete into sizes suitable for use in driveway base materials, or even ...

With Road & Driveway now using recycled material in its asphalt production, the company will no longer be charging contractors to dump asphalt there. "We were charging people as a dump site," Driesel ...

Recycled asphalt can cut emissions and save resources — but can it match new pavement's safety? Researchers explore RAP’s durability and skid resistance.

Beyond the asphalt repair costs themselves, some cost factors may only be relevant to certain asphalt driveway patching jobs. Permits You may pay $10 to $200 in permit fees depending on the type ...

Farkas confirmed that the city used recycled asphalt possibly several decades ago but doesn't know when that use ended, or why. That was long before any of us got here," he said.