Recycled Concrete (0–3") for Structural Fill, Sub-Base & Site Access

Recycled Concrete (0–3"), also known as RCM, is a strong, economical sub-base and fill material made by crushing reclaimed concrete from demolition sites. This blend ranges from fines up to 3" pieces, creating a coarse, compactable mix that is well suited for building up grade, stabilizing soft ground, and creating a solid base under structures.

Because crushed concrete is highly angular, it locks together aggressively once placed. That interlock makes it a practical choice for muddy sites, rural properties, and work areas where you need stability without the cost of premium virgin aggregate.

Best Use Cases

• Construction entrances: Used as a mud mat to firm up access lanes and help keep tires cleaner before reaching paved roads.
• Barn and shed bases: A dependable sub-base under agricultural buildings, storage pads, and outbuildings.
• Deep fill and grade building: Cost-effective for filling deep excavations, raising low areas, and rough grading before a finished surface is installed.
• Soft ground stabilization: Helps bridge weak or wet subgrades where smaller stone can disappear into clay.

Important Note

This is a utilitarian material intended for burial and base layers. It may contain small fragments of brick or tile and will not have the uniform appearance of virgin limestone. For a clean finished surface, cap this material with an appropriate top layer based on your project (for example, a compactable driveway stone or a decorative stone).