From start to finish—by using innovative and forward thinking methods, utilizing new technologies, making sure that what we do is environmentally responsible, and by value-engineering each project to achieve the best outcomes for every one of our customers—we are leading the way toward a future that is absolutely Rock Solid.
County officials needed to fix cracking, shoulder cracking, and mend the failing edges of the road. In just one day, Rock Solid’s crew recycled 11,828 square yards of pavement with CIR, using only two truckloads of new material.
Cass County saved 7.5 MILLION dollars on their 17-mile highway project by spending a few thousand dollars testing their mix designs during a live demonstration and partnership with the Asphalt Recycling and Reclaiming Association (ARRA).
By using a value-engineered Soil Stabilization process to re-use existing material and avoid non-conventional construction methods, Rock Solid was able to save money and time.
By using a value-engineered Soil Stabilization process to re-use existing material and avoid non-conventional construction methods, Rock Solid was able to save money and time.
By choosing soil strengthening over undercutting, Rock Solid was able to build a structurally superior road on a budget that was controlled, in a way that significantly reduced any impact on the environment.
Full-depth reclamation was chosen over a more traditional remove and replace approach because deep underlying pavement problems could be resolved, and structural performance targets could be met at a fraction of the cost.
