2330 Rogers Ave, Coquitlam, BC V3K 5X7
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To meet Metro Vancouver's strict environmental requirements and standards, ALL ROADS invested millions of dollars in a variety of systems to minimize emissions from all sources at our plant. Beyond its myriad environmental features, the plant also invested in technology to make its operations safer, easier and more efficient, including its maximum use of recycled asphalt pavement (RAP).
This three-minute video, composed entirely of drone footage, offers a brief overview of the features that make this plant the most advanced facility of its kind.
In this educational video, Rod Stephens, President of All Roads Construction, bares it all and gives an in-depth explanation of what makes this facility the greenest asphalt plant in Canada on all levels.
In 2020 we built - and expanded in 2025 - our very own state-of-the-art asphalt plant, which is currently the greenest in Canada. Owning our asphalt production facility, and a full fleet of modern equipment, allows us to self-perform all your roadworks.
Most importantly, not having to deal with any 3rd party subcontractors or asphalt suppliers means we are competitively positioned to offer you great budget-friendly cost savings for your roadway construction and asphalt paving projects.
Let us walk you through the technology and strategy that earned this plant its green credentials - and it's an impressive mix of cutting-edge tech, thoughtful engineering, and a commitment to doing things differently. And we hereby challenge all of our competitors in the industry to rise to this new standard!
There are 11 asphalt plants operating in the Metro Vancouver area, including the All Roads plant. The annual asphalt demand in Metro Vancouver is estimated at 1,466,000 tonnes, and with the All Roads plant producing 440,000 tonnes in 2025, we are alone supplying about 30% of the region's total asphalt demand.
This video highlights ALL ROADS' efforts to lead the asphalt industry into a new and improved environmentally sustainable future. It challenges all other asphalt producers to improve their plants, to create more green spaces on their sites and to reduce their overall site emissions.