Specialty Granules Investments LLC

Justin P Dunlap

John Horton

Daniel E Rardon

Olan Thomas Leitch

David D Kragten

Jonathon MacBride

Derek Small

Jared Horner

Reclaimed roofing granules, roofing materials comprising reclaimed roofing granules, and methods for forming roofing granules are provided. A roofing granule comprises a roofing shingle waste core having a surface. The roofing shingle waste core comprises a base particle. The roofing shingle waste core comprises an asphalt residue. The asphalt residue covers at least a portion of the roofing shingle waste core. The roofing granule comprises a colored coating. The colored coating covers at least a portion of the asphalt residue.

Reclaimed roofing granules and related methods

Roofing granules comprising agglomerated inorganic material, and building materials, such as shingles, that include such roofing granules. By fabricating roofing granules from agglomerating inorganic material it is possible to tailor the particle size distribution so as to provide optimal shingle surface coverage, thus reducing shingle weight and usage of raw materials. Additionally, the use of agglomeration permits the utilization of by-products from conventional granule production processes.

Building materials comprising agglomerated particles

A composition including at least about 50 wt % basalt and no more than about 20 wt % binding agent, wherein the composition is in the form of a plurality of particles. The composition can find applications in agriculture, horticulture, and gardening, and can be used. e.g., as soil amendment.

Pelletized basalt for use as a soil amendment

A composition including at least about 50 wt % basalt and no more than about 20 wt % binding agent, wherein the composition is in the form of a plurality of particles. The composition can find applications in agriculture, horticulture, and gardening, and can be used, e.g., as soil amendment.

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Hagerstown, MD, United States of America

Justin P Dunlap