At Crusher Works, we believe that progress in construction should go hand in hand with responsibility for the environment. That’s why we’re proud to not only provide energy-efficient crushing and screening equipment, but also to partner with businesses like Recovered Construction Materials (RCM Alabama)—a leader in recycling materials for reuse in construction projects across the Southeast.

🌱 Why Sustainability Matters in Construction

The construction industry is one of the largest generators of waste worldwide, with tons of concrete, asphalt, brick, and rock ending up in landfills each year. Sustainable practices—like recycling and reusing materials—help reduce this waste, conserve natural resources, and cut down on the carbon footprint of new builds and infrastructure projects.

For contractors, developers, and municipalities, sustainable solutions are no longer optional—they’re essential.

🛠️ How Crusher Works Helps

Crusher Works supplies advanced equipment from brands like Sandvik and Keestrack, designed with efficiency and sustainability in mind. Our machines help:

• Recycle concrete and asphalt into reusable aggregate.

• Reduce fuel use with electric and hybrid crusher models.

• Cut hauling and disposal costs by enabling onsite crushing.

• Support circular construction practices by turning waste into valuable materials.

🤝 Partnership with RCM Alabama

Through our partnership with Recovered Construction Materials, Crusher Works is helping scale sustainable solutions across Alabama. RCM specializes in recycling construction and demolition waste—including concrete, asphalt, and brick—into usable materials like recycled aggregates, topsoil, and fill.

This collaboration means our customers can access not only the right equipment but also reliable recycling outlets to ensure materials are kept in use and out of landfills.

♻️ Building a Greener Future Together

By pairing Crusher Works’ cutting-edge crushing equipment with RCM Alabama’s recycling expertise, we’re working to:

• Divert waste from landfills.

• Lower construction costs with recycled materials.

• Support eco-conscious builders who want to reduce their environmental impact.

Bottom line: Sustainable construction isn’t just good for the planet—it’s good for business. With Crusher Works and RCM Alabama, contractors and plant managers have the equipment, resources, and partnerships they need to build smarter, greener, and more responsibly.