Crushed Stone

Our team at Monroe Recycling & Aggregates are professional experts with decades of experience in the construction industry. We will help you select the perfect type of crushed stone for you construction project, agricultural uses or other types of work or something else.

Crushed Stone Uses

Crushed stone is a building material that has been mechanically crushed and and decreased in size to the requirements of your project. It is very versatile, for use in a wide variety of commercial, residential and public projects. It can be used as an aggregate, with or without a binder, for ready-mix concrete, rip rap, road constructions, railroads, or as the base layer for a new building. Crushed stone is also often used for drainage - septic, road-side drains or retaining walls. Outside of construction, crushed stone can also be used as an agricultural lime for soil neutralization.

Types of Crushed Stone

The type of stone depends on the quarry that is is taken from, but the most common types are Limestone, dolomite and granite. There are three basic phases of producing crushed stone: primary crushing to break down to a workable size, re-crushing to ensure the stones are the correct size for their application. Finally, we then screen the stone for further processing or finished products. All of our crushed and washed stone is certified for construction use. This includes:  3/8 Crushed Stone, ¾ Crushed Stone, 1 ½ Crushed Stone and 3 Crushed Stone.

Our Crushed Stone

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3/8" Crushed Stone

3/8" crushed stone is typically used in construction projects as part of an aggregate or without a binder - such as a road base or road surfacing material. When combined for cement and asphalt, 3/8" crushed stone is a common material in road and highway construction. Additionally, crushed stone is used as a railroad ballast, riprap, for agricultural limestone and lime purposes or as filter stone.

Current Price: $25.20 / Per Ton

3/4" Crushed Stone

3/4" crushed stone is typically used in construction projects as part of an aggregate or without a binder - such as a road base or road surfacing material. When combined with cement and asphalt, 3/4" crushed stone is a common material in road and highway construction. Additionally, crushed stone is used as a railroad ballast, riprap, for agricultural limestone and lime purposes or as filter stone.

Current Price: $23.00 / Per Ton

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1- 1-2 stone

1 & 1/2" Crushed Stone

1 1/2" crushed stone is commonly found is driveway gravel, as part of walkways, road bases, as ballast for railroad tracks or as an aggregate with or without a binder for highway or road construction projects. Furthermore, 1 1/2" crushed stone can be used as part of agricultural limestone and lime. Drainage solutions and septic systems are also typical uses for 1 1/2" crushed stone.

Current Price: $23.00 / Per Ton

3" Crushed Stone

As with 1 1/2" crushed stone, 3" crushed stone is a typical material in driveways and walkways, as part of road base or as an aggregate of cement or asphalt for highway and road construction. For drainage purposes, 3" crushed stone can be used as drainage solution, as part of a septic system, for storm water management systems or dry wells.

Current Price: $19.50 / Per Ton

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4-6 Rip Rap

Modified Rip Rap 4-6"

Rip Rap can be made from a variety of materials, including natural stone, concrete blocks, or other recycled material from building and paving demolition. It is on the larger side and is used in places where water is present. It protects soil from erosion due to concentrated runoff and stabilizes unstable slopes by absorbing the movement from the waterflow.

Current Price: $19.00 / Per Ton

Service Area

Based out of our office at 485 Pepper St, Monroe, CT, our service area includes all of Fairfield and New Haven County, Connecticut. Including Greenwich, Stamford, Fairfield, Trumbull, Danbury, New Milford, Middletown, New Haven.

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