asphault

[simplepeddler]

Any GOOD asphault guys around in Baton Rouge area?
Seems like everyone has a bad reputation out there.

[Finfeatherfur]

I hate those guys that come around about once a year to say, "sir, we are workng in the area and have extra asphalt". "Would you like for us to spread it in your parking lot for a reduced rate?"

Give me a break!!!

[adamsfence]

Originally Posted by Finfeatherfur

I hate those guys that come around about once a year to say, "sir, we are workng in the area and have extra asphalt". "Would you like for us to spread it in your parking lot for a reduced rate?"

Give me a break!!!

man we in a bind we came all the way up here and the guy backed out on buying it . we just trying to sell it for what it cost us.......they sellling it for the same price as normal. but they get alot of business

then they come back and want to seal it every year

[2ndamendment]

Originally Posted by adamsfence

man we in a bind we came all the way up here and the guy backed out on buying it . we just trying to sell it for what it cost us.......they sellling it for the same price as normal. but they get alot of business

then they come back and want to seal it every year

Advise do not participate in this scam. Yes, this type door to door asphalt deal is a scam. The BBB has identified this as such.

[simplepeddler]

Dat's why I beez axing you guys!!

[southern151]

Peddler, you find a good one, let me know. I need to get a couple of bids myself. I don't want to do all concrete.

[wtretrievers]

Originally Posted by southern151

Peddler, you find a good one, let me know. I need to get a couple of bids myself. I don't want to do all concrete.

Me too.....Got 250' of driveway to put in here shortly.

[speckdaddy]

My boss owns jtd services we specialize in recycled concrete n asphalt. Holla if ya interested. Its wayyyy cheaper than limestone

[simplepeddler]

you guys out of Baton Rouge?
I haven't thought about that ........does it look okay in a resi application?

[Goatro]

Speck is this the ground asphalt they get when stripping the road. If so how fine is it ground up. I had looked at getting some several years back and had big chunks in it.

[speckdaddy]

Originally Posted by Goatro

Speck is this the ground asphalt they get when stripping the road. If so how fine is it ground up. I had looked at getting some several years back and had big chunks in it.

its all recycled.we run concrete and asphalt through a crusher. you do have sum "fines" in the mix but ya have small rock also.we crush em in 610 size and we will custom crush for the right price.the asphalt and crushed concrete looks like a slab when spread and compacted.nice stuff

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by speckdaddy

its all recycled.we run concrete and asphalt through a crusher. you do have sum "fines" in the mix but ya have small rock also.we crush em in 610 size and we will custom crush for the right price.the asphalt and crushed concrete looks like a slab when spread and compacted.nice stuff

Can you post some pictures. Sounds like some good stuff.

[speckdaddy]

Originally Posted by simplepeddler

you guys out of Baton Rouge?
I haven't thought about that ........does it look okay in a resi application?

real nice when properly layed and prepped.this stuff packs better than any other material on the market.

[wtretrievers]

Originally Posted by speckdaddy

real nice when properly layed and prepped.this stuff packs better than any other material on the market.

Speck.....can he give me a quote or ruff estimate on a driveway 12'x450'?

[H2OFwlKlr]

Originally Posted by speckdaddy

real nice when properly layed and prepped.this stuff packs better than any other material on the market.

Speckdaddy is ablolutely 100% correct. We use it on farm roads and the road to my house. If put out and shaped correctly, were water cannot stand on it (turtle back), it is near maintenance free. We use the finer crushed sediment and it packs well. Just the right mix of sand, old martyr, and very small pieces of concrete. Do not confuse with soil cement, this does not bond and then crack later, it packs. And way cheaper than lime stone!

[speckdaddy]

Originally Posted by H2OFwlKlr

Speckdaddy is ablolutely 100% correct. We use it on farm roads and the road to my house. If put out and shaped correctly, were water cannot stand on it (turtle back), it is near maintenance free. We use the finer crushed sediment and it packs well. Just the right mix of sand, old martyr, and very small pieces of concrete. Do not confuse with soil cement, this does not bond and then crack later, it packs. And way cheaper than lime stone!

well i think it speaks for itself when a customer has such good things to say about ya product. Thanksh20 for the report and guys if i can help any of my buds out lemme know. Thanks again. Ill post sum pics soon

[speckdaddy]

pm sent

[simplepeddler]

I want to get somebody over to look at the job.

Maybe I can ride a see a few jobs.
you have someone that can "properly" put it down?

[H2OFwlKlr]

Originally Posted by simplepeddler

I want to get somebody over to look at the job.

Maybe I can ride a see a few jobs.
you have someone that can "properly" put it down?

If you get it when it's not too wet, their drivers can set their chains to get the thickness you want. They do a good job, just let them know what you want. Just remember if you have an existing base you are not going to need it too thick, but if you don't already have a base put it thick so it can pack!

I answered your pm.

[speckdaddy]

Originally Posted by H2OFwlKlr

If you get it when it's not too wet, their drivers can set their chains to get the thickness you want. They do a good job, just let them know what you want. Just remember if you have an existing base you are not going to need it too thick, but if you don't already have a base put it thick so it can pack!

I answered your pm.

Yeah what he said. Lol