ASPHALT, CONCRETE
& SOIL RECYCLING
KBS Higher Ground provides concrete and asphalt removal service, on-site crushing and recycling to Ohio and surrounding areas.
AGGREGATE PRODUCTS MEET ODOT SPECS
MOBILE CRUSHING SERVICES
Concrete Crushing / Asphalt Crushing / Rock Crushing
MOBILE TOPSOIL PROCESSING
MATERIALS
Concycle / Topsoil / Asphalt Millings
Our services include both on-site crushing as well as soil processing. We also take concrete and asphalt from other contractors at both of our recycling yards:
Yard 1
M-F: 8-5pm
1019 Wamba Avenue
Toledo, Ohio 43607
Yard 2
BY APPOINTMENT
Intersection of
E. Broadway & E. Andrus
Northwood, Ohio
OUR PRODUCTS
KBS Higher Ground sells 100% recycled materials.

1s and 2s
(3″ to 1 7/8″)

304
(1 7/8” to 0”)

57s / 6s
(1 1/4 “ to 9/16”)

310 Screenings
(9/16” to 0”)

411

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Why Use Recycled Aggregate?
Using recycled aggregate earns credits for the LEED Green Building Rating System.
As far as recycling is concerned, asphalt and concrete are among the simplest materials to recycle and re-use, with significant markets available for recycled aggregate.
About 100 million tons of concrete is recycled annually, with about 68% of that being reused as recycled aggregate in road base and the remainder in new concrete mixes, asphalt hot mixes, riprap and general fill.
Production of recycled aggregate can occur at the construction site, where worn out asphalt and concrete is removed, crushed and screened, or hauled to a local recycling facility for processing.
Benefits of recycling asphalt and concrete at the demolition site include:
Reduced use of landfill space
Lower costs for heavy materials hauling
Less wear and tear on roads and equipment
Decreased energy costs for transportation vehicles
Reduced cost of road base material – KBS estimates its recycled aggregate saves up to 25% of the cost compared with virgin aggregates
Credits for the LEED Green Building Rating System

Recycled aggregate can be used for many applications, including:
Aggregate base for parking lots, roads
Base for building foundations
Trenches