About Son-Haul

Fly Ash - Class C-Fly Ash can be used as a stand-alone material or as a product blend. It has been used successfully to improve the strength characteristics of soils achieving superior results for a variety of highway construction projects.

Cement - Cement-Treated Base (CTB) has provided economical, long-lasting pavement foundations for over seventy years. These structure have combined soil and/or aggregate with cement and water which is then compacted to high density.

Lime - Lime stabilization is not a complex process and is easy to carry out. Developing a proper mix design and testing is the first step. In-place mixing is used to add the appropriate amount of lime to the soil, mixing it to an appropriate depth.

Asphalt Pulverization - Depending on the construction equipment available and the thickness of the existing pavement, the roadway may need to be scarified (ripped) before it can be pulverized. Son-Haul equipment, however, is capable of pulverization without scarification first.

Full Depth Reclamation - Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) uses the old asphalt
mixed with a base material to construct a new road. There’s no need to haul in aggregate or haul out old material for disposal. A surface consisting of a thin bituminous chip seal, hot-mix asphalt, or concrete completes the road.