Asphalt Materials, Inc.

06/01/2026

Sunrise on the job hits different 🌄

Thanks to Mark for capturing this scenic site from Kewaunee County, WI where our H.G. Meigs team gets the job done. Here's spray operator Phil dialing-in and starting the day off strong. 💪

05/28/2026

The most successful logistics operations are the kind our customers don’t have to think about 👍 Here's how our logistics teams work behind the scenes to help protect schedules, simplify coordination and keep projects moving: https://asphalt-materials.com/logistics-behind-longer-lasting-roads/

05/27/2026

For those responsible for airfields, this is your sign to register for the Airport Pavement Technical Workshop by Asphalt Institute Nov 2026📍Colorado.

Why attend? 23 PDHs and the latest on:
🛫 Pavement Design & Evaluation
✈ Material & Mix Design
🚧 Construction
🛩 Innovative Technologies (Including VRAM)
🦺 Pavement Management & Preservation
🛬 Rehabilitation

Learn more here:
https://www.asphaltinstitute.org/course/airfield-pavement-technical-workshop-aptw/

Federal Aviation Administration | Colorado Asphalt Pavement Association | Kiewit Corporation

05/19/2026

Asphalt rejuvenation has been used for decades, but current performance is often evaluated using incomplete or outdated indicators...

Modern research and field data are pointing toward a more complete framework, grounded in how materials perform under real conditions.

Read more about commonly held assumptions on spray-on asphalt rejuvenator performance and where current data offers a more holistic perspective:

Five misconceptions about spray-on asphalt rejuvenation and research that points toward performance-based evaluation of rejuvenator products.

05/15/2026

Celebrating Asphalt Day with industry leaders!

Today, some of the Asphalt Materials, Inc. team is at the Asphalt Institute recognizing the impact of asphalt and the re-dedication of the renovated Asphalt Institute labs. Inspiring remarks from Reed Ryan, President of the Asphalt Institute, and Jacqueline Coleman, Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, highlighting the importance of this work.

Proud to be part of such a strong and forward-looking industry!

05/15/2026

Can every day be ? Around here, it kind of is!

Asphalt is what we do, what connects communities, what builds the roads that keep us all moving 🛣️

Today, we’re proud to celebrate the impactful history and bright future of our industry, and thank the people driving it forward. Here's to asphalt! 🖤

05/14/2026

Great infrastructure projects don’t always rely on new materials. Sometimes, they succeed by rethinking how we use what’s already there ♻️

Indiana’s Asphalt Recycling & Reclaiming Association (ARRA) 2026 award-winning SR-13 project did just that, integrating Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) and Cold Central Plant Recycling (CCPR) to reuse existing pavement and deliver significant cost savings compared to traditional reconstruction.

It’s exciting to see continued recognition for projects that demonstrate innovation in the industry!

Coordinated use of FDR and CCPR defined this innovative project

05/12/2026

is this Friday, and Asphalt Materials, Inc. has even more to celebrate! This year marks AMI’s 70th anniversary 🎉 and for seven decades, we’ve helped build roads that keep our communities safe and moving.

Looking forward to celebrating the industry this week and the legacy we’re building together 🛣️

05/11/2026

Keep small issues from turning into major work down the road. AMISEAL™ Chip Seal locks out moisture, seals small cracks and helps extend pavement life before bigger problems develop.

Interested in preservation techniques? Your local sales rep can help identify the right treatments for your roads: https://asphalt-materials.com/locations/

05/07/2026

Meet the highway leaders reshaping Wisconsin’s roadways 🚧 Learn how these innovators are testing and refining strategic pavement preservation tactics to make every mile last longer:

When five Wisconsin highway commissioners recently gathered to talk pavement at the Wisconsin County Highway Association winter meeting, the conversation wasn’t small talk — it covered managing lane miles, overcoming air voids and understanding treatment options that can extend r...