C.J. Miller

C.J. Miller prides itself by maintaining four modern asphalt plants on three different sites. Considered one of the industry leaders; C.J. Miller regularly receives awards for both quality of HMA (hot mix asphalt) as well as environmental stewardship at our production sites. With a library of over 100 different asphalt designs that meet virtually a... ny specification or need, our customers can be assured that the product they require (no matter how stringent) is obtainable. Should a customer require a mix design not in our portfolio, one will be designed, produced, and tested. From producing material for heavy highway applications, to supplying material to driveway contractors, there is no doubt the material will be promptly manufactured with the utmost quality and care. Producing a green and sustainable product is of great importance to C.J. Miller. With most of our HMA utilizing RAP (Recycled Asphalt Products), approximately 80,000 tons of waste material is kept out of landfilled areas each year. RAP is material taken from roads the C.J. Miller asphalt crews have rehabilitated. The RAP is crushed down to size, weighed, and incorporated into the new HMA. In addition to saving landfill space, the use of recycled material has additional environmental benefits by using less virgin aggregates and crude oil in the end product. The benefits of using recycled material in our asphalt are not solely limited to the environment. Since we are replacing liquid asphalt and virgin aggregate it allows C.J. Miller to remain competitive in the marketplace. The savings are ultimately passed on to the end customer (often the taxpayer) resulting in a more economical product, with no sacrifice to quality. With production rates in excess of 300 tons per hour, our customers can also be assured material will be delivered on time to the job site. Each plant is also equipped to store 560 tons of material to allow smooth production and assist in surges of material to project sites. In addition to HMA products, C.J. Miller also produces: ...Read More