Eco-Smart

Going green was never so financially attractive.

Hot-in-Place is an environmentally friendly process in so many ways. In addition to the dramatic benefit of being able to recycle your road surface, Hot-in-Place will also save energy costs—think of the diesel that is burned heating, hauling and working with new asphalt. Plus, you have an added bonus of reducing the time your roads are out of service or eliminating user delays.

Street-Smart

Extend your resurfacing budget by at least 25%.

Practicing preventive maintenance throughout the life of a surface can extend its years and also dramatically reduce long-term costs. Hot-in-Place recycling goes a long way to achieve that end. You save money, the environment, and enjoy a long list of other great benefits. Hot-in-Place recycling does more than just reduce costs by rejuvenating surfaces to good-as-new condition.

Benefits

Going green has some big advantages—especially when budgets are being squeezed.

Our price will get you closer to those “good old days.”

It hardly seems possible that what we think of as the good old days in road resurfacing are not that far back in the rearview mirror. But times have changed, and only a serious shift in how we all do business will allow municipalities and motorists to enjoy safe, decent roads when times are tight.

Resurface 13 miles with a budget that only covers 10 miles.

That’s our story in a nutshell. Hot-in-Place is a futuristic resurfacing method that can literally stretch a finite amount of money—further.

• Do the math on a current project.
• You’ll quickly realize how our ability to take your resurfacing dollars up to 40% further may be just what you need to get many of your jobs done rather than putting them off.
• Hot-in-Place recycling is an intelligent, low-cost maintenance strategy that yields the same benefits as traditional resurfacing using existing materials.
• Recognized as a Department of Transportation Approved Process in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin and various other states, Hot-in-Place typically qualifies for state and federal funding.
• Hot-in-Place recycling technology consumes approximately 30% to 35% less energy than conventional methodology, and with less trucking and milling involved, it’s an incredibly green process.