Limestone Recycling
Recyclable Limestone
89 Limestone
Our limestone aggregate is mined in South Florida and railed in via the transcor FDOT Rail Terminal (TM 899). The material is transloaded into a clean bin. Material is certified to meet FDOT section 901 (coarse aggregate
requirements).
Specification – Material is 3⁄8” to #50 sieve
Common uses:
- Concrete Ready Mix Design
- Landscaping
- Drainage Support
- Tank Bedding
- Walking Paths
57 Limestone
Our limestone aggregate is mined in South Florida and railed in via the transcor FDOT Rail Terminal. (TM 899) The material is transloaded into a clean bin. Material is certified to meet FDOT section 901 (coarse aggregate requirements).
Specification – Material is 1” to #8 sieve
Common uses:
- Pipe Bedding
- Storm or French Drain
- Storm Tech
- Landscaping
- Backfill of Retaining Walls
- Driveways
- Concrete Ready Mix Design
Bedding Stone
This Material is normally placed as a base layer before laying ditch lining or Bank & Shore RipRap. This ensures a durable placement of material.
Specification – FDOT 530-2.3 bedding stone – with 100% passing a 12” sieve to 1” of maximum 15% passing.
Common uses:
- Bridge Construction
- Raised Roads with Bridge
- Base for longer-sized RipRap
C-33 RipRap Ditch Liner
Material is mined in the Southeast States and is FDOT certified. Material is railed into our FDOT Terminal.
Specification – spec 4 lbs minimum and 75 lbs maximum. 50% of material is 30 lbs (FDOT-530.2.2.2)
Common uses:
- Protector Ditch Embankment
- Protect Pipes and Spillways
RipRap Bank & Shore
Material is mined in the southeast states and is FDOT certified. Material is railed into our FDOT terminal.
Specification – spec 60 lbs minimum and 700 lbs maximum. 50% of material is 300 lbs (FDOT-530.2.2.1)
Common uses:
- Proctor (seawall, Lake embankment, etc..)
