Recycled Aggregates

RECYCLED AGGREGATES DELIVERED IN BULK NEXT DAY.

Recycled aggregates result from the processing of in-organic materials which have previously been used in construction projects. They retain similar technical specifications to the equivalent quarried product but are generally cheaper and have a reduced impact on the environment. The biggest difference is that primary aggregates need to be mined by quarrying land using large machinery and equipment which use up natural resources. Having been sourced from material which would otherwise take up landfill space, recycled aggregates eliminate the mining process and save resources with the cost savings being passed onto consumers. To ensure a regulated production of clean and safe recycled aggregates in the UK, producers follow a Quality Protocol which is produced by the Waste and Resource Action Programme (WRAP). The raw materials used to make the products include concrete, stone, mortar, brick and tarmac.

WE SUPPLY RECYCLED AGGREGATES TO ALL THE FOLLOWING AREAS.

OUR MAIN DELIVERY AREA COVERS THE M62 CORRIDOR STRETCHING FROM HALIFAX TO KNOTTINGLEY AND THE M1 FROM NORTH SHEFFIELD TO WETHERBY. OUR COMPETITIVE AREA OF SUPPLY COVERS; BARNSLEY, BRADFORD, CASTLEFORD, DEWSBURY, DONCASTER, HALIFAX, HOLMFIRTH, HUDDERSFIELD, LEEDS, NORMANTON, PONTEFRACT, PENISTONE, ROTHERHAM, STOCKSBRIDGE AND WAKEFIELD.

Washed Grit Sand

4mm to dust Washed.

Ecosand

5mm to dust Crushed Glass

Pipe Bedding

4/10mm or 10/20mm Washed

MOT Type 1

40mm to dust Type 1 Sub Base (Clause 803)

Clean Concrete

Clean Crushed Concrete

40/75mm Clean Crushed Concrete

6F2 Recycled

125mm to dust Crushed Brick/Concrete/Stone/Tarmac

Road Planings

Road planings are produced when a milling machine is used to remove the surface layer of a tarmaced area such as a road or pavement. After being crushed and screened, the material makes a hard wearing weather resistant aggregate. Road planings are perfect for use as a final finish in high traffic and weather exposed areas. They are sometimes referred to as Road Scalpings or Road Scrapings.