Asphalt & Concrete Producers
Arro provides recurring mobile crushing for asphalt and concrete producers who need an efficient way to process RAP, returned concrete, and recycled material without disrupting the rest of the operation.
Tell us what you're stockpiling, your approximate volume, yard location, and preferred start date. We'll confirm whether your operation fits Arro's equipment and production model.
Built For Active Production Yards
Your yard already has enough moving parts.
Trucks are coming and going. Material keeps arriving. Stockpiles change. Production priorities shift. Space disappears quickly.
The last thing you need is a crushing contractor forcing the rest of your operation to work around them.
Arro's compact, modular crushing spreads are built to work within active production yards, giving our crews the flexibility to reposition as conditions change while your team keeps doing its job.
Compact equipment allows us to operate where larger crushing spreads may struggle to fit.
Our mobile setup can be repositioned within the yard as material and production needs change, often in less than a day depending on the site and setup.
We work with your team to adjust production and scheduling when conditions on the ground change.
Turn Stockpiles Back Into Usable Product
For asphalt and concrete producers, recycled material has value when it's processed and ready to use.
Arro helps turn accumulated material into usable product while reducing the space, handling, and logistics associated with growing stockpiles.
Reclaimed AsphaltProcess stockpiled reclaimed asphalt pavement into material ready for your operation's next step.
Returned ConcreteTurn accumulated concrete into reusable recycled aggregate instead of continuing to dedicate yard space to waste material.
On A ScheduleFor producers generating material throughout the year, Arro can return on a recurring schedule to keep stockpiles under control and usable material available.
Why Producers Work With Arro
Lots of companies can turn big material into smaller material.
The difference is how the crushing operation fits into everything happening around it.
We coordinate mobilization and production around the realities of your operation.
Our crews are built to put material through the plant and keep production moving.
Compact, modular crushing spreads allow us to work in restricted areas and reposition as stockpiles change.
Crushing is hard on equipment. We focus on maintenance before mobilization to reduce avoidable downtime once production starts.
We work within site safety requirements and keep safe operation part of the job from planning through production.
When schedules change, production issues arise, or something needs attention, we communicate early and work toward a practical solution.
Long-term customers repeatedly tell us the same thing: Arro works with their operation rather than making their operation work around us.
ARRO crew · Recycling yard reel
Customer Proof
One of our long-term recycling customers manages roughly 30 to 35 stockpiles across an active operation.
As those stockpiles change throughout the year, the crushing operation needs to move with them.
Arro's compact setup allows the crew to reposition within the site, often in less than a day, so crushing can continue where it's needed without requiring the entire operation to work around a large stationary spread.
We have probably 30-35 piles... sometimes we have tight spaces... with the mobile equipment... they're able to move to a different location.George L.
Production Without Becoming Another Problem To Manage
Trucks start waiting. Operators lose productive time. Material keeps piling up. Production plans get pushed around.
And eventually, somebody has to answer for why the product isn't there when it's needed.
That's why Arro focuses on preventative maintenance before equipment reaches your site. The goal is to catch avoidable problems before they become your production problem.
When something unexpected does happen, the priority shifts to getting production moving again as quickly as practical.
If the equipment can't be repaired quickly enough, additional crushing capacity can be brought in when available to help protect production.
Jared's always been pretty quick to either, one, get his equipment repaired and running again, or two, bring in additional crushing capacity, whether that's his own equipment or renting it.Cody C.
Product Requirements
Different recycled materials have different requirements.
Before production begins, we review the incoming material, the product you're trying to make, screen requirements, site conditions, and production goals with your team.
For recycled asphalt, we understand how important material quality and asphalt percentages can be. For recycled concrete, the intended product and how you plan to use it matter just as much.
We work with your team to understand what you're trying to produce and get the best usable product possible from the material available.
During production, we stay in communication and make practical adjustments as conditions change.
Available products depend on feed material, project requirements, equipment configuration, and intended use.
Safety, Compliance & Site Respect
Production matters. So does everything happening around it.
Arro crews work within established site requirements and coordinate with your team before production begins.
Arro maintains Environmental Compliance Approvals to support mobile crushing operations across Ontario.
Our crews understand that they're working inside your operation and are expected to respect the people, traffic, equipment, and production happening around them.
Our crushing spreads arrive with the equipment and support resources required for the planned work, including crushers, loaders, excavators, stackers, and stocked spare parts.
When production is complete, our goal is to leave the crushing area clean and ready for your operation to move forward.
Recurring Crushing
For producers generating RAP or returned concrete throughout the year, recurring crushing can turn an occasional cleanup project into a planned part of the operation.
Instead of waiting for material to consume valuable yard space, Arro can work with your team to establish a recurring crushing schedule based on your volumes, locations, and production needs.
For the right operations, longer-term agreements may also provide greater scheduling and pricing predictability.
A Good Fit For Arro
Arro is particularly well suited for producers looking for:
If that sounds like what you need, let's talk.
FAQ
Straight answers on production, RAP, tight yards, and recurring agreements.
In recycling applications, ARRO typically processes around 2,000 tonnes per day on a single shift. When double shifts are possible, production can reach up to 4,000 tonnes per day.
Actual production depends on the feed material, finished product requirements, site conditions, equipment configuration, and how material is presented to the crusher.
Yes. Arro's impact crushers use magnets to separate rebar and wire from processed concrete, allowing reinforced concrete to be turned into reusable recycled material.
Yes. RAP crushing is one of the recurring applications Arro is actively built to support.
Yes, subject to a site review. Arro's compact, modular equipment is particularly useful in operations where working space is limited or crushing needs to move between stockpiles.
Yes. Depending on site conditions and configuration, Arro's mobile setup can be repositioned within an operation as production requirements change.
Yes. For producers with ongoing crushing requirements, Arro can discuss recurring schedules and longer-term agreements based on expected volumes, locations, and production requirements.
Arro regularly works throughout Southern Ontario and travels across the province when the production volume and project logistics make sense.
It helps to have:
You don't need every detail figured out before contacting us. We'll review the operation with you and determine what else is needed.
Let's Talk
Whether you need to process RAP, returned concrete, or recurring recycled material across multiple yards, let's find out if Arro is the right fit.
Tell us what you're stockpiling, your approximate volume, yard location, and preferred start date. We'll confirm whether your operation fits Arro's equipment and production model.