Building material recycling. Sorted.
Waste separated on site into dedicated streams before it is contaminated, then sorted at our own facility and recycled, reused or recovered.
For every site
Recycling only works if the waste is kept clean. Our dedicated skip bags mean bricks, concrete, timber, tiles and plasterboard are separated on site, at the stage they are produced, instead of mixed in a skip.
Everything is then sorted again at our facility and sent to dedicated recyclers for steel, gyprock, masonry and cardboard. It costs about the same as skip bins.
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A skip for every trade, at every stage
Bricks, concrete, timber, tiles and plasterboard each have their own bag, so nothing is contaminated before it reaches us.
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Sorted at our facility
Every load is sorted at our purpose-built facility before anything is sent on.
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Recycled building materials
Recycled bricks, aggregates, sand, soil and wood chips can be ordered and delivered to your site.
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Reports on request
The percentage of materials recycled, reused or recovered, for any project.
Everything we collect is sorted, not tipped.
Every load goes to a purpose-built facility where it is separated into streams: brick, concrete, timber, plasterboard, steel, tile and cardboard. Then we report back to the builder on what was recycled.
What we recycleA bag for every trade, a stream for every material.
Waste is separated on site before it can be contaminated, then sorted again at our facility. It costs about the same as skip bins.
What we take
- Bricks and blocks
- Concrete
- Timber
- Plasterboard
- Steel and metals
- Tiles
- Plastics
- Cardboard
- Hebel
What we don't
- Asbestos
- Hazardous materials
- Liquid waste
- Gas cylinders
- Food and putrescible waste
Asbestos and hazardous materials need a licensed removalist.
Talk to us about your next build.
Tell us the site, the builder and the stage you're at.