Screened Asphalt Millings
Screened asphalt millings are recycled material produced during pavement rehabilitation projects — the existing asphalt surface is cold-milled off, and the resulting material is processed and screened to a consistent size for reuse. It's one of the most cost-effective surfacing options available, and when it's properly placed and compacted, it performs well in a wide range of applications.
What makes millings useful is the residual asphalt binder still in the material. Once compacted and exposed to heat from the sun, the binder activates and the surface begins to firm up and bind together over time — giving you something much more durable than plain gravel. The screened version means you get a consistent particle size without oversized chunks that create an uneven surface.
Common Uses
- Residential and commercial driveways
- Unpaved parking areas
- Job site and construction access roads
- Rural roads and private lanes
- Temporary or permanent haul roads
- Base layer under new asphalt (where permitted by spec)
Product Specifications
| Material | Recycled asphalt pavement (RAP), screened |
| Processing | Screened for consistent particle size — oversized material removed |
| Surface Performance | Binds over time with heat; firmer than gravel when properly compacted |
| Best Use | Driveways, parking areas, access roads, haul roads |
| Environmental Note | Recycled material — reduces landfill waste and material cost |
| Availability | Subject to milling project availability; call for current stock |
| Delivery | Inland Northwest delivery available |
Note: Asphalt millings are not recommended for areas with storm drain setback requirements or where pervious surface is needed. Some municipalities regulate the use of millings near waterways — check local requirements before use.