C & M Recycling

• C & M Recycling is a privately-owned by Clint and Michelle McGraw and located in Charlotte, NC.

• We started actual crushing operations in 2000. Since then, we have seen a steady growth in the recycling market as raw aggregate prices have increased.

• Many contractors are looking for cheaper alternatives to use on a jobsite to save money, but not sacrifice quality.

• C&M Recycling is a member of CMRA and is actively striving to educate the consumer about the benefits of recycling.

Recycling Facts

• In 2006, C & M recycled 394,938 tons of concrete.
• In 2005, C & M recycled 104,266 tons of concrete.
• In 2004, C & M recycled 73,643 tons of concrete.
• Recycling concrete can be very beneficial. Recycling can prolong the life of current landfills.
• Contractors can save money using recycled stone materials on the jobsite.
• In 2004- Mecklenburg County had 350,000 tons of construction and demolition waste.
• According to the CMRA, 140 million tons of C&D are recycled with concrete being the most recycled material in the US.
• In many areas of the nation, recycled stone products make up the bulk for stone material used on the jobsites.
  Some areas of the nation are pushing for mandatory recycling efforts on all construction projects.

• C & M Recycling is a privately-owned by Clint and Michelle McGraw and located in Charlotte, NC.

• We started actual crushing operations in 2000. Since then, we have seen a steady growth in the recycling market as raw aggregate prices have increased.

• Many contractors are looking for cheaper alternatives to use on a jobsite to save money, but not sacrifice quality.

• C&M Recycling is a member of CMRA and is actively striving to educate the consumer about the benefits of recycling.

Recycling Facts

• In 2006, C & M recycled 394,938 tons of concrete.
• In 2005, C & M recycled 104,266 tons of concrete.
• In 2004, C & M recycled 73,643 tons of concrete.
• Recycling concrete can be very beneficial. Recycling can prolong the life of current landfills.
• Contractors can save money using recycled stone materials on the jobsite.
• In 2004- Mecklenburg County had 350,000 tons of construction and demolition waste.
• According to the CMRA, 140 million tons of C&D are recycled with concrete being the most recycled material in the US.
• In many areas of the nation, recycled stone products make up the bulk for stone material used on the jobsites.
  Some areas of the nation are pushing for mandatory recycling efforts on all construction projects.