Asphalt Millings:

Asphalt Millings are the recycled remnants of old asphalt pavement that’s been ground up during road resurfacing or reconstruction. Think of them as the gritty, black gravel-like material you often see piled up near roadwork sites.

What Are Asphalt Millings?

They’re created when a milling machine scrapes off the top layer of an old asphalt surface.

These millings are reused in driveways, parking lots, and road bases—making them a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to fresh asphalt.

Benefits of Using Millings	Benefit Description
Affordable Costs	significantly less than new asphalt
Eco-Friendly	Reuses old materials, reducing landfill waste and carbon footprint
Durable	When compacted properly, they form a solid, long-lasting surface
Low Maintenance	Doesn’t require sealing or frequent repairs like traditional asphalt