APAC Asphalt Plant Locations

This directory lists 64 APAC hot mix plant locations in 9 states: 18 in Alabama, 15 in Mississippi, 9 in Kansas, 8 in Arkansas, 7 in Oklahoma, 2 in Georgia, 2 in Missouri, 2 in Tennessee and 1 in South Carolina. Plants run by APAC Atlantic's Asheville and Harrison divisions in North Carolina and Tennessee are not listed here yet. This directory is built from air permits, state DOT lists, the operator's own facility pages and our own checks, so a running plant can still be missing here.

Alabama: Atmore, Birmingham, Dothan, Eufaula, Evergreen, Greenville, Grove Hill, Helena, Huntsville, Mobile, Montgomery, Oxford, Tarrant, Theodore, Troy, Tuscumbia and Vance. Mississippi: Canton, Columbus, Glen, Greenville, Greenwood, Hamilton, Jackson, Meridian, Morton, Mount Olive, Natchez, New Albany, Tupelo, Vicksburg and Yazoo City. Kansas: Abilene, Augusta, Dodge City, Emporia, Hays, Hutchinson, Newton, Salina and Wichita. Arkansas: Forrest City, Gravette, Greenwood, Harrison, Mountain Home, Springdale, Van Buren and West Memphis. Oklahoma: McAlester, Muskogee, Sand Springs, Tahlequah, Tulsa and Vinita. Georgia: Midway and Savannah. Missouri: Joplin and Willard. Tennessee: Memphis. South Carolina: Hardeeville. Pick a state on the map above to zoom in, or tap a plant for its address and phone.

None of the 64 APAC plants in this directory has confirmed its outside-sales policy yet. Policy is set plant by plant and can change, so call the plant with your mix and tonnage before you plan around it.

Each plant's own phone number is in the state tables on this page and in the map panel when you tap a plant. 8 plants also list a regional sales line, which is usually the number for quotes, accounts and scheduling.

Hours are set plant by plant and follow the paving season. 5 plants in this directory have posted hours, shown on the map panel and each plant's page; most start loading early in the morning on weekdays. Night and Saturday production is usually arranged ahead for a specific job, so call the plant the day before you need trucks loaded.

Press Nearest to me on the map above to sort every APAC plant by distance from where you are. For a job site, open the Haul Planner and enter the job address: it ranks every plant in this directory by drive time, APAC and everyone else. Hot mix cools on the truck, so drive time, not distance, decides which plant is realistic.

Find the plant and the company that runs it: APAC is a name shared by several CRH companies, and each sells its own plants' asphalt: APAC Alabama, APAC Mississippi and APAC Tennessee, APAC Central (Arkansas, Oklahoma), APAC Shears (Kansas), APAC Southern Missouri and APAC Atlantic (Georgia and South Carolina). Pick the plant nearest the job on the map below and deal with the company named in its row. Call the plant or ask for a quote: APAC Alabama lists a number for most plants and a sales team by area, APAC Shears and APAC Atlantic list a number for each plant, and APAC Southern Missouri lists its plants' numbers and hours. APAC Mississippi and APAC Central list office numbers only. All of them publish a quote request or contact page. Apply for credit if you will buy regularly: APAC Central has a credit application on its contact page, and APAC Shears links a credit application and a customer portal. APAC Alabama links a customer portal. None of the companies says who may buy, so ask the company. Confirm the order before trucks roll: Give the plant the mix, tonnage, job address and paving start time. Hot mix has to be placed while it is hot, so haul time from the plant to the job matters as much as price.

In asphalt, competition is local, because hot mix can only travel so far. Across the APAC plants on this page, the company that most often runs the nearest other plant by road is Wiregrass Construction (12), Granite Construction (10), Colas USA (8) and Overland Corporation (7). The tables show the nearest alternative for every APAC plant.

APAC is part of CRH Americas Materials, the building materials business of CRH plc in the United States and Canada. CRH plc is incorporated in Ireland and its primary listing is on the New York Stock Exchange (ticker CRH).

APAC is the name of a group of CRH Americas Materials companies that make asphalt and aggregates and pave across the Southeast, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri. Each APAC company runs its own plants and sales. This page lists 64 asphalt plants with address, phone and whether each sells to outside contractors.

No. APAC is also a common abbreviation for the Asia-Pacific region. This page covers the U.S. asphalt and paving companies named APAC, which are part of CRH.

Yes. CRH Americas Materials lists APAC Alabama, APAC-Atlantic, APAC Central, APAC-Mississippi, APAC Shears and APAC Southern Missouri among its operating companies, and the APAC company sites carry the line 'a CRH company'.

No. APAC is a name shared by separate CRH operating companies, each with its own office, sales team and plants, from Georgia to Kansas. This page lists all of their asphalt plants together and the Companies table shows which company runs each one.

APAC does not publish one count. APAC Mississippi says it supplies hot and cold mix from 16 asphalt plants across Mississippi, and APAC Alabama's locations page lists 18 asphalt plants. This directory lists the plants it has confirmed against each company's own list or CRH's location finder.

Air permits often keep a plant's earlier name. In Alabama, the East Thomas and Tarrant plants were permitted as Midsouth Paving and the Atmore and Grove Hill plants as H. O. Weaver and Sons. In Arkansas, Arkhola is an APAC Central division and Sharps Asphalt is the earlier name of the Springdale plant. This directory lists them under APAC.

Only APAC Southern Missouri posts plant hours (Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM). APAC Atlantic posts office hours of 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. For the others, call the plant: production and last-load times follow the paving season and the job.

No. The Pavement Directory is an independent directory and is not affiliated with APAC or any operator listed. We list their plants beside everyone else's so a contractor can compare them.