Our Companies NAVIGATION Home PageRubblizationConcrete Overlay Concrete Overlay This set of photos presents rubblization and asphalt overlay of 2-lane highways. Note that traffic can be maintained in the adjacent lane with temporary traffic control and both lanes can be rubblized and paved up square each day. Interested in receiving a quote? Have a general question for us? Contact Us Our Process 1 MHB Badger Breaker® rubblizing adjacent to previously placed concrete overlay 2 Grid roller completing breaking of surface particles 3 Close up of rubblized concrete adjacent to concrete overlay 4 Rubblizing final 8 feet of pavement width 5 Rubblized concrete prior to rolling 6 Continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) overlay 7 Crushed stone interlayer placed on rubblized concrete 8 Compacting crushed stone interlayer 9 Completed concrete overlay Concrete Overlay Projects I-90 Westbound lanes, Kennebec to Reliance VIEW PROJECT PTH 75 Northbound lanes, Ste. Agathe VIEW PROJECT Media Library VIEW ALL CONCRETE OVERLAY MEDIA ITEMS MISCELLANEOUS RUBBLIZATION CONCRETE OVERLAY FEB 1, 2021 Highway Rubblization Projects with Concrete Overlays by State, 1999-2020 List of projects DOWNLOAD PDF PRESENTATIONS RUBBLIZATION CONCRETE OVERLAY MAR 13, 2015 Inbound and Outbound Pena Boulevard Reconstruction Denver International Airport (DIA) presentation on rubblization and concrete overlay. DOWNLOAD PDF REPORTS RUBBLIZATION CONCRETE OVERLAY FEB 6, 2015 Rubblized Concrete: Good Support for Concrete Overlays This research sought to verify that PCC over rubblized concrete pavement is a strong, durable option for overlays of aging concrete roadways. DOWNLOAD PDF North America ac@antigoconstruction.com Corporate Office +1 715-627-2222 Western Division +1 208-345-1790 United Kingdom & Ireland amb@antigoconstruction.com +44 (0)1235 869021 Rest of the World ai@antigoconstruction.com +1 715-627-2222 © 2021 Antigo Construction Inc. All Rights Reserved. | Sitemap Website Design & Development: Antenna Antigo is an Equal Opportunity Employer.