South Florida Milling

SOUTH FLORIDA MILLING
SERVING FORT MYERS, NAPLES, TAMPA, ORLANDO, JACKSONVILLE AND WEST PALM BEACH AREAS

Florida’s number one choice in quality asphalt road milling. Our experienced professionals, most with at least ten years of asphalt experience, are experts at effective pavement/asphalt milling, cleanup and rock removal. Our concern with keeping our jobs top quality means we follow the best processes with the best equipment. Including road milling, removal, profiling, leveling, rock removal and cleanup.

Using our new top quality Wirtgen milling machine, we have a lead on our competitors.

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 Edge Milling: Edge Milling is the process of milling the asphalt areas directly adjacent concrete curbs, gutter pans and metal structures, such as manhole covers to a specified width and depth. We edge mill to tie into the elevations of the existing concrete and metal structures, asphalt is removed along the perimeter to allow proper depth of asphalt on the edge, but most importantly to preserve the appropriate drainage patterns on the asphalt surface. Full width Milling: This process is referring to milling to a specified depth on the entire asphalt street and/or parking lot. Clean Up: Any debris resulting from the process will be removed upon completion.

Asphalt pavement is not only 100% recyclable but is the most recycled material in the U.S. No road or highway lasts forever. But replacing asphalt road surfaces is cost-effective and environmentally friendly because asphalt is 100% recyclable. Through a process called milling, only the amount of existing roadway needing rehabilitation is removed, allowing a new surface to be applied right over the original construction. South Florida Milling has the latest equipment necessary to grind off the old pavement, recycle the old material allowing a fresh layer of asphalt without altering the elevation of the roadway. Not only does this speed construction, minimizing disruption to the public, but it provides a safer, smoother road by matching existing curbs and drains.