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Eric M.
Cape Coral, FL
"Weekend project. Was nervous about getting a slot at all. Booked Wednesday night and it was on the driveway by Friday morning. Honestly easier than calling around for two days like I usually do."
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Details
- Particle Size
- 3/8" to 1" (mixed)
- Asphalt Content
- 4–7% bitumen binder by weight
- Shape
- Angular to irregular (recycled)
- Color
- Dark black to gray
- Compaction Density
- 95–98% of max dry density
- Drainage
- Semi-permeable (not free-draining)
- Environmental
- 100% recycled material
- Density
- 1 cu yd ≈ 1.4-1.6 tons | 1 ton ≈ 0.63-0.71 cu yd
- Coverage (2" depth)
- ~100 sq ft per ton
Delivery information
- Truck capacity
- One full dump truck carries 20 tons or 18 cubic yards, our standard load.
- Placement
- Driver pulls to the most accessible spot on your property and drops the pile there; spreading isn't included.
- Coverage
- Every Florida county. Our systems and experience prioritize every delivery to be as simple and timely as possible.
Refund & cancellation policy
- No returns
- Bulk materials are non-returnable once the truck dumps on your property; we can't practically re-collect or resell the load.
- Cancellation window
- Cancel without penalty up to 24 hours before scheduled delivery. Inside that window, a cancellation fee covering fuel and transport may apply.
- Once dispatched
- When the truck is loaded and rolling, the order is locked.
- Wrong material
- If we deliver the wrong material, tell us within 24 hours and we'll make it right.
- Refund timing
- When a refund applies, it's processed through Stripe and may take 5–10 business days to appear on your statement.
Why Choose Crushed Asphalt Millings?
Crushed Asphalt Millings are produced from reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) that has been milled from existing roads and parking lots. Unlike loose gravel, asphalt millings contain residual asphalt binder that helps the material compact into a firmer, more stable surface over time. This makes them a durable, cost-effective choice for many residential and commercial projects while also reducing construction waste through recycling.
Common Applications
Crushed Asphalt Millings are commonly used for residential driveways, farm roads, private lanes, parking areas, construction access roads, gravel road resurfacing, pothole repairs, and other projects requiring an economical, compactable surface. They can also serve as a base material beneath new asphalt or concrete pavement in many construction applications.
Performance Characteristics
One of the key advantages of Crushed Asphalt Millings is the residual asphalt binder left on the aggregate after milling. With proper installation and compaction, this binder helps the material lock together into a firmer surface than traditional loose gravel, reducing movement and improving long-term durability. While the material continues to stabilize after installation, proper grading, compaction, and drainage remain important for achieving the best performance.
Delivery & Ordering
Enter your ZIP code to receive live delivered pricing, select the quantity your project requires, and schedule delivery directly online. Bulk Crushed Asphalt Millings are delivered by dump truck, with next-day delivery available in many Florida service areas.
Questions & Answers
Asphalt Millings (also called crushed asphalt millings, recycled asphalt millings, asphalt grindings, or reclaimed asphalt pavement) are pieces of old asphalt pavement that have been ground up and reused as a driveway or road surface material. The pieces are mixed sizes, dark black to gray in color. They still contain a small amount of the original bitumen, which allows them to harden over time as they compact and sun-cure, locking together into a semi-solid surface. We deliver bulk asphalt millings across Florida by standard dump truck.
Crushed Asphalt Millings are commonly used for residential driveways, rural roads, farm lanes, parking pads, private access roads, construction entrances, and patching worn pavement. Because they compact into a firm, stable surface over time, they're a popular choice for projects where a durable driving surface is needed without the cost of new asphalt.
Asphalt Millings can also be used as a base layer beneath new asphalt in certain applications.
If your project requires a drainage aggregate, consider Limerock 57 Stone or Recycled Concrete 57 Stone, which allow water to flow more freely. If you're looking for a traditional loose aggregate surface, gravel may be a better option. The best material depends on your project's intended use, drainage requirements, and desired finished appearance.
Not sure which material is right for your project? Call us at 844-764-5726 and one of our experts will help you choose the best option.
Asphalt Millings can also be used as a base layer beneath new asphalt in certain applications.
If your project requires a drainage aggregate, consider Limerock 57 Stone or Recycled Concrete 57 Stone, which allow water to flow more freely. If you're looking for a traditional loose aggregate surface, gravel may be a better option. The best material depends on your project's intended use, drainage requirements, and desired finished appearance.
Not sure which material is right for your project? Call us at 844-764-5726 and one of our experts will help you choose the best option.
Asphalt millings are one of the most cost-effective materials for residential driveways because they compact well, harden over time as the remaining asphalt binder is activated by heat and traffic, and require less maintenance than loose gravel. They also provide a recycled alternative to new asphalt while delivering an attractive finished surface.
While both materials are commonly used for driveways and access roads, they perform differently over time. Traditional gravel consists of loose stone that can shift, rut, and require periodic regrading. Crushed Asphalt Millings contain residual asphalt binder that helps the material compact into a firmer, more stable surface after installation.
For many residential driveways, asphalt millings provide a smoother driving surface with less migration than loose gravel while remaining more affordable than new asphalt. Gravel may still be the better choice for projects requiring maximum drainage or where a loose aggregate surface is preferred.
For many residential driveways, asphalt millings provide a smoother driving surface with less migration than loose gravel while remaining more affordable than new asphalt. Gravel may still be the better choice for projects requiring maximum drainage or where a loose aggregate surface is preferred.
Both are recycled, budget-friendly driveway materials, but they behave differently. Asphalt millings contain residual bitumen that re-bonds in heat, creating a semi-hard, dark-colored surface that sheds water like asphalt. Crushed concrete compacts dense but stays lighter gray and remains more porous, making it better for drainage-heavy sites. Millings are generally preferred for the look and feel of asphalt at a fraction of the cost. Crushed concrete is preferred when you want a stable base under pavers or a lighter-colored finish.
On firm, well-drained soil you can install millings directly over a graded subgrade after scraping vegetation. On soft sand, clay, or anywhere water pools after a thunderstorm, put down 3-4 inches of crushed concrete or limerock first and compact it before the millings go on. A layer of woven geotextile fabric between the soil and the base helps on soft ground and stops the base from sinking into the dirt. Skipping the base on poor soil is the most common reason driveways rut and develop potholes within the first year.
For a new residential driveway over a prepared base, plan on 4 inches of compacted asphalt millings. For occasional truck, RV, or heavy equipment traffic, increase the depth to 6 inches and install the material in two lifts. For resurfacing an existing gravel or millings driveway, 2 inches is usually sufficient. Always compact in lifts no thicker than 2–3 inches so the binder bonds each layer together.
Need a more detailed estimate? Use our Crushed Asphalt Millings Calculator.
Need a more detailed estimate? Use our Crushed Asphalt Millings Calculator.
For the best long-term results, no. Grass, weeds, roots, and other organic material should be removed before installing Crushed Asphalt Millings. Installing directly over vegetation can lead to settling, uneven surfaces, and weed growth as the organic material decomposes.
After clearing the area, grade and compact the underlying soil before placing the millings. For soft soils or high-traffic driveways, adding a suitable base layer and compacting each lift will help create a more durable finished surface.
After clearing the area, grade and compact the underlying soil before placing the millings. For soft soils or high-traffic driveways, adding a suitable base layer and compacting each lift will help create a more durable finished surface.
Yes. Proper compaction is one of the most important steps in creating a durable Asphalt Millings driveway. While the residual asphalt binder helps the material bind together over time, mechanical compaction creates a denser surface, improves stability, and reduces future movement.
For best results, install the millings at the recommended depth and compact them using a vibratory roller or plate compactor, depending on the size of the project. Warm weather and regular vehicle traffic can further help the surface continue to tighten during the first few weeks after installation.
For best results, install the millings at the recommended depth and compact them using a vibratory roller or plate compactor, depending on the size of the project. Warm weather and regular vehicle traffic can further help the surface continue to tighten during the first few weeks after installation.
Yes, when installed correctly. Compacted millings shed water rather than absorbing it, and the bitumen binder keeps the surface intact under heavy rain. For storm-prone yards, install with a slight slope so water sheets off to the sides. Standing water at low spots will soften any surface over time, millings included. If a storm hits a freshly delivered, uncompacted pile, the binder is not water-soluble so material does not wash away. Compact as soon as the ground dries out.
Gradation, color, and binder content vary slightly between batches because millings come from different road and parking lot sources. We screen to a consistent top size, but expect minor differences in fines content and color from one truckload to the next.
At a typical 2-inch depth, 1 ton of recycled asphalt millings covers about 100 square feet, so a 1,000 sq ft area needs roughly 10 tons. For a proper driveway surface at 3-4 inches over a compacted base, plan on 20-27 tons for 1,000 sq ft. A standard dump truck maxes out at 20 tons per load, so deeper or larger driveways may need two loads. Use our materials calculator for an exact number based on your dimensions.
Yes. We deliver bulk crushed asphalt millings throughout much of Florida, including major service areas such as Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Gainesville, Orlando, Lakeland, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Port St. Lucie, West Palm Beach, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Fort Lauderdale, Hialeah, Miami, and many surrounding communities.
Simply enter your ZIP code to check availability, view your delivered price with no hidden fees, and schedule delivery online. Your order will be delivered by dump truck and unloaded at the most accessible location on your property. Please ensure someone is available on site to receive the delivery.
Simply enter your ZIP code to check availability, view your delivered price with no hidden fees, and schedule delivery online. Your order will be delivered by dump truck and unloaded at the most accessible location on your property. Please ensure someone is available on site to receive the delivery.
Customer Reviews
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Mark D.
Naples, FL
"I've been grabbing bagged stuff at Lowes for the small planters for years and finally got around to redoing the whole back yard, so I figured I'd just order a real load for once. Didn't really know what I was doing, but the calculator did the math for me which I appreciated because I was about to just guess high. Paid online which felt weird since I'm used to calling these places, but ordered Monday and the load was on the driveway Tuesday morning, easier than I expected."
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Trevor S.
Vero Beach, FL
"Got the quote in maybe a minute. Scheduled it for Thursday and they were there Thursday. Flagged the irrigation lines in the order notes before booking — appreciated that it actually made it through to the route plan. No buried lines, no extra cleanup."
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Andres V.
Jupiter, FL
"Wasn't totally sure what I needed between fill and topsoil. Read the material pages, looked at both prices, picked the one that fit. Truck came the next day, no follow-up calls needed."