Crushed Concrete
C$8.50
Crushed Concrete is a recycled aggregate made by processing old concrete through a jaw crusher. The material is broken down into a blend of coarse chunks mixed with fines. This creates a compactable, budget-friendly base material widely used for construction, fill, and roadwork across Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley. Because it drains moderately well, packs tightly, and is significantly more affordable than quarried rock, crushed concrete is one of Kel-Mor’s popular products.
Key Details:
Material: Recycled crushed concrete
Size: Mixed coarse chunks down to fines
Sold by: Tonne and smaller quantities
Base Price: $8.50 per tonne
Availability: Year-round
Source: Recycled material processed on-site
Environmental Benefit: Diverts concrete from landfill and converts it into usable aggregate
Pricing Note: Bulk pricing is based on a full tonne. Smaller quantities (½-ton loads, buckets, bins) are available and priced separately based on container size.
Quantity
Pickup & Delivery
- Yard pickup is available anytime during business hours.
- Orders over $30 qualify for complimentary loader service.
- Smaller quantities are self-load — shovels are available on-site.
- Please bring your own containers for self-load orders.
- Delivery cannot be ordered online.
- All deliveries must be booked by phone at 604-795-3330. Our dispatch team will confirm pricing and delivery timing on the spot.
Common Uses
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Road base and driveway sub-layers
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Building pads and foundation preparation
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Filling low or swampy ground
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Backfilling large excavations
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Sub-base for barns, shops, agricultural buildings
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Industrial yards and temporary access roads
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Cost-effective alternatives to traditional pit run or 3” minus
Material Properties
- Compaction: Good — fines help lock the material together
- Drainage: Moderate — porous but not as free-draining as round rock
- Stability: Strong enough for building pads and light industrial projects
- Texture: Blend of rough broken concrete pieces and granular fines
- Performance: Creates a dense, stable surface when compacted
Good to Know
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Produced entirely from recycled concrete brought to our yard
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An economical choice for large-volume fill or base work
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Fines help it pack much tighter than coarse recycled rock
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Not typically used for decorative landscaping
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Suitable for machine-compacted structural support when engineered fill isn’t required
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Popular with paving companies, foundation crews, and agricultural builders