We're happy to announce that our new Colorado Springs location is now open! Colorado Aggregate Recycling is more than just an aggregate supplier for local businesses and contractors. We offer a nearby disposal site for your used concrete and asphalt rubble, where we recycle your used aggregates right at our yard.
Yard Status | Open as Normal
Yard Status | Open as Normal
Yard Status | Open as Normal
Yard Status | Open as Normal
Colorado Aggregate Recycling is your supplier of recycled aggregates, producing a variety of grades and types of recycled concrete and recycled asphalt materials customized for your project's needs and specifications.
Your Colorado Recycling Experts
Colorado Aggregate Recycling is a trusted supplier of recycled concrete and recycled asphalt materials, serving contractors and businesses across the Front Range.
With multiple locations including Golden, Colorado Springs, DEN North, and DEN South, we provide convenient access to both aggregate supply and material disposal. Our yards accept clean concrete and asphalt loads, often at no cost, and recycle those materials directly on site to keep projects efficient and sustainable.
Using our own crushing equipment, we produce consistent, high-quality materials such as recycled concrete, recycled asphalt pavement, and Class 6 Road Base, ready for use in construction and roadwork.
From Denver to Colorado Springs and the surrounding communities, Colorado Aggregate Recycling is built to keep your job moving with reliable materials and straightforward service.
CO SPRINGS
Located Near Colorado Springs or Pueblo?
DEN SOUTH
Located Near Aurora, Denver, or Parker?
DEN NORTH
Located Near Commerce City, Thornton, or the Northeast Denver Metro?
GOLDEN
Located in Golden, Denver, Boulder, or Nearby?
Colorado Aggregate Recycling's Golden location is more than just an aggregate supplier for local businesses and contractors. We offer a nearby disposal site for your used concrete and asphalt rubble. Dump your used aggregates right at our yard, conveniently located at the local landfill, and we'll get them recycled right on site!
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Mobile Recycling With Portable Crushing Services
Do you manage construction sites in Colorado? Do you also have more than 100,000 tons of virgin or used concrete or asphalt rubble that needs crushing for...
Colorado's Recycled Aggregates Supplier
Colorado Aggregate Recycling delivers convenient, reliable solutions for dumping used materials and sourcing high quality recycled aggregates across the Front Range.
With multiple locations including Golden, DEN North, DEN South, and Colorado Springs, we serve contractors and businesses throughout the Denver metro, northeast corridor, and Southern Colorado. We accept clean concrete and asphalt loads, recycle materials directly on site, and produce consistent, high quality products like recycled concrete, recycled asphalt pavement (RAP), and Class 5 and Class 6 road base.
Dumping guidelines and accepted materials may vary by location, so please check with your nearest yard for site specific information, availability, and pricing.
Applications for Recycled Aggregates
Our recycled concrete and asphalt materials are designed to meet a wide range of project needs, offering strong compaction, improved yield, high R values, and long term durability.
- Road base and infrastructure projects
- Drainage systems
- Landscaping and backfill
- Retaining walls and block fill
Onsite Crushing Services
Need mobile crushing? Our partners at Portable Crushing Services provide onsite recycling for both clean and non clean materials, helping reduce hauling costs and improve efficiency.
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Portable Crushing Services
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