About Road Surface Recycling
Communication is the Key to Success!
- When it comes to preparation, coordination and communication during an RSR Hot In-place Recycled project, the RSR Team promise's TRANSPARENCY.
- Road Surface Recycling works to keep our clients informed about all the environmental and monetary savings available.
- As a client you will be provided with a “Daily Work Activity Sheet,” which will include job specific information such as: daily totals, incremental log of square meters, tonnes, rejuvenator consumption per 100-meter lane increments, mix temperatures, thickness test, weather conditions, air voids, end result recovered asphalt cement with a minimum 58-28 binder PG grade and much more.
- We have been providing this type of detailed transparency for more than 20+ years to our customers...11,000 lane kilometres 100% Hot In-place Recycle paved and still going strong. We are now back in Ontario Canada and look forward to being your choice, when choosing a Hot In-place Recycling Paving Contractor.
We Care About the Environment
- At Road Surface Recycling Limited we are paving the way for future generations with the newest technology in the Hot In-Place Recycling. We have spent years developing a state-of-the-art paving train that will recycle asphalt 100% on-site and cut down on greenhouse gases by 70%,
- We also minimize traffic congestion and have a finished road available for motorist at the end of each day.
- Paving this way saves taxpayer dollars
- The RSR process allows 30% more kilometres to be paved by 100% Hot In place Recycled paving process; compared to the same conventional paving contractor budget.
- Road Surface Recycling 100% Hot In-place Recycled Asphalt has a proven track record of cost efficiency and longevity. Records show that our resurfaced roads have lasted up to 20 years. Contact us today to learn more about this revolutionary paving process and how our equipment works.
- We look forward to connecting.
IN THE NEWS...
A conversation with Ontario Minister of Transportation Hon. Caroline Mulroney
A conversation with Ontario Minister of Transportation Hon. Caroline Mulroney
A conversation with Ontario Minister of Transportation Hon. Caroline Mulroney
Ontario Minister of Transportation Hon. Caroline Mulroney shared a candid, unrehearsed, conversation with author, journalist and producer Steve Paikin about the crucial role Ontario’s transportation infrastructure plays in the economic success of the country throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The session took place during the Ontario Road Builders’ Association’s (ORBA) 94th annual convention that was held virtually for the first time in February. The event was titled, “Forging the Roadway Ahead.” Mulroney was first elected as a member of the provincial parliament for York/Simcoe in 2018. In June 2019, she was appointed Minister of Transportation where she says her top priority is focusing on getting people where they want to go safely and when they need to get there. I’m glad to have an opportunity to still meet online and speak about issues that matter to the province and ORBA.” COVID-19 and the industry- When asked if the road construction industry in this province needs government assistance during the COVID period, Mulroney said yes, it does.
Kenora By-pass RSR HIR paved - Lasted 17 years!
A conversation with Ontario Minister of Transportation Hon. Caroline Mulroney
A conversation with Ontario Minister of Transportation Hon. Caroline Mulroney
Do you want roads that last? Well here is a great example of the work that we here at RSR can do. This MTO project lasted 17 years, yes that is right. We are proud of our accomplishments and because we are so confident in our process, we offer a 3 year warranty on every project. Ready the paper, click here to request a copy by email.
We have also include HIR Discoveries in the button below. We are working with many municipalities to help them pave more with a tight budget. Our process has a proven track record, check out our Job History.
When a municipality spends tax dollars on a road, they ultimately own it. It has become an asset. So why is that we feel we need to keep discarding this perfectly good "asset" and truck it to a RAP pile? This is now a good use of tax dollars and we can do better Ontario!
RSR was a virtual EXHIBITOR at the OGRA 2021 Conference
A conversation with Ontario Minister of Transportation Hon. Caroline Mulroney
RSR was a virtual EXHIBITOR at the OGRA 2021 Conference
We are proud to share that we are a member of the OGRA. The inclusion of 100% Hot In-place Recycling in the Conference, showed that we are here to stay. We appreciate all those who visited our booth and we look forward to working with you. Fact is we need to save Tax Dollars. With the spending during the Covid-19 Pandemic, more than ever we need to utilize the ways in which our government and municipalities can help offset the past years spending that was not budgeted for, but needed!
RSR HIR can help municipalities to stretch their "roads and infrastructure" budget dollars; while meeting environmental targets. By working together, we all can help achieve the GHG emission targets for Canada set by the Paris Climate Agreement. Covid-19 has sadly slowed Climate Emergency declared by many municipalities to the side. We need to stay on track and RSR HIR can help.
100% Hot In-place Recycling
77 Countries, 100+ Cities Commit to Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050
RSR was a virtual EXHIBITOR at the OGRA 2021 Conference
Road Surface Recycling's VP of Research, Development & Operations gave an amazing presentation at the OGRA Show in late February 2020. Check it out here....know the facts of how HIR works and how this is a game changer for all taxpayers. The time is now to build roads smarter.
The Role of Human Activity
77 Countries, 100+ Cities Commit to Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050
77 Countries, 100+ Cities Commit to Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050
The panel also concluded there's a better than 95 percent probability that human-produced greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide have caused much of the observed increase in Earth's temperatures over the past 50 years.
77 Countries, 100+ Cities Commit to Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050
77 Countries, 100+ Cities Commit to Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050
77 Countries, 100+ Cities Commit to Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050
The Climate Action Summit brought together more than 65 Heads of State and Government as well as leaders of sub-national governments and the private sector.
Announcements made during the day included commitments by 77 countries, ten regions and over 100 cities to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
An initial report on implementation of plans presented at the Summit is expected to be delivered at COP 25 in Santiago, Chile.
AZ Driver & Equipment Operators
RSR is looking for more great Crew Members, an AZ Driver with 3-5 years experience hauling large equipment. We also are looking for crew members/equipment operators.
Apply today if you want to be part of a team and learn how to pave roads that last for years to come!