Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) is the most common asphalt paving material used for highways, streets, parking lots, and driveways. It’s a carefully controlled mixture of graded aggregates (stone, sand, and fines) and asphalt binder, produced at elevated temperatures in an asphalt plant so it can be placed and compacted into a strong, durable pavement.
Typical HMA mixes are roughly 95% aggregate and 5% asphalt binder by weight, with the binder heated and mixed so it coats the aggregate uniformly before paving and compaction. The result is a hard, dense pavement that can handle traffic loads, weather, and repeated cycles of heating and cooling when it’s produced, placed, and compacted correctly.
When you need HMA for a project, the real challenge isn’t understanding what it is—it’s finding the right plant or supplier near your jobsite. Generic search engines often mix together retail products, sealcoat installers, old listings, and plants that don’t actually sell bulk asphalt. That’s where LoopFella comes in.
A typical search for “asphalt supplier” or “asphalt plant near me” can return:
For contractors, estimators, and field crews, that noise turns into wasted time, lost productivity, and guessing on haul distances. You need to know who actually sells HMA and how far they are from the job.
LoopFella maintains a growing nationwide database of 7,000+ bulk construction material sites — quarries, aggregate yards, landscape material suppliers, clean-fill sites, and more. This includes over 1,000 verified Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) plants across the U.S. By searching LoopFella, you aren’t guessing or scrolling through generic results — you’re using one of the largest dedicated asphalt supplier databases in the industry.
LoopFella is a search engine built specifically for bulk construction and landscape materials, including Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA). Instead of trying to filter generic search results, you can:
LoopFella is not a contractor directory or retail store list. It’s focused on the materials themselves: where they are, what they are, and how close they are to your work.
Contractors, agencies, and owners rely on HMA for:
Because HMA must be produced and placed while it’s still hot, distance to the plant is a key factor. Shorter hauls help maintain temperature, improve compaction, and keep costs under control.
Ready to find Hot Mix Asphalt suppliers near your jobsite? Use LoopFella’s main search to look up HMA plants close to your project address and reduce the time you spend hunting for the right source.