Maritime Road Recycling

Professional in milling full depth reclamation pulverizing chip Seal tack coat application cold in-place recycling full depth reclamation asphalt recycling micro-surfacing

Maritime Road Recycling

Maritime Road Recycling offer chip seal, pulverizing, milling, seal coat, fog seal, tack coat, cold in-place recycling, micro-surfacing, full depth reclamation and shouldering services.

Our "Green" processes are the most economical procedures when it comes to road repairs and road stabilization.

We turn damaged and weakened asphalt into a renewable resource.

Milling and Pulverizing

Full Depth Recycling

Chip Seal

Micro-Surfacing

MILLING PROCESS

Cold milling, is a process by which asphalt or concrete pavement is ground up and removed to a certain depth in order to re-profile pavement surfaces. This process is used to remove deteriorated pavements for future overlays.

MILLING

Pulverizing

Pulverizing is a process that rebuilds worn out asphalt pavements by recycling the existing roadway.

Pulverizing

Full Depth Reclamation

Full-depth reclamation (FDR) rebuilds worn out asphalt pavement by recycling the existing roadway. The old asphalt and base materials are pulverized, mixed with liquid asphalt, and compacted to produce a strong, durable base.

Full Depth Reclamation

Chip seal

The most economical pavement preservation and restoration method available. The application of an asphalt emulsion or asphalt binder on an existing pavement surface followed by layers crushed rock chips of uniform size. The two most common varieties of chip seal applications are the single and double.

Chip seal

Micro-Surfacing

Micro-surfacing is a form of pavement preservation that is involved in maintaining highways, municipal streets, and airport runways. Using this application to extends the life of the pavement while saving money and improving overall safety.

Professional in milling full depth reclamation pulverizing chip Seal tack coat application cold in-place recycling full depth reclamation asphalt recycling micro-surfacing