Stark Asphalt | Milling

MILLING

The milling process is the controlled removal of asphalt or concrete pavement to a predetermined depth, slope and/or specified thickness. This process is often used to improve drainage flow and remove pavement irregularities. It is also used to remove deteriorated pavements for patching, overlaying or to re-establish proper profile for the existing and/or new concrete curb and gutter.

Stark Asphalt milling projects have varied over the years from city streets to parking lots. Each milling machine is accompanied by the appropriate support equipment and is capable of milling widths from 20" to 7’ 2".

Stark Asphalt will on occasion subcontract its milling services to other paving contractors within Wisconsin, making us one of the most versatile milling companies in the region. Projects include the removal of asphalt, concrete and aggregate bases varying in depth from 1/4" minus (referred to as profile milling) up to 12" in one pass. The asphalt materials that we generate from milling are recycled and used in our hot mix asphalt facilities, when economically feasible.

Stark Asphalt maintains a fleet of milling machines and recently added a new Wirgten W2100 to keep up with the increased demand for milling. In addition, during peak season, Stark has formed strategic alliances to contract additional milling equipment when needed.