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Preserving natural resources is a core part of our environmental commitments; to support this we can offer a range of recycled and secondary aggregates.
Get in touch about Sustainable Aggregates
Our high-quality sustainable aggregates are used across a wide range of construction applications, from housing developments to major infrastructure and civil engineering projects.
They provide a reliable alternative to primary aggregates in ready-mix concrete, earthworks, sub-base layers, and drainage systems — helping reduce environmental impact without compromising on performance.
Regulatory compliance
Produced in accordance with relevant industry standards and specifications, with quality controls in place to ensure consistency and suitability.
Supports circular construction
Our sustainable aggregates play a key role in driving the circular economy by reintroducing recovered materials into the supply chain and reducing environmental impact.
Cost efficiency
Often more cost-effective than primary aggregates, helping to reduce overall project material costs without compromising on quality.
High performance
Processed to consistent standards, ensuring reliable strength, compaction, and drainage properties across a range of construction applications.
We use recycled and secondary aggregates for the production of:
All our materials are third party quality assured and tested in accordance with the relevant British and European or bespoke standards.
Carbon reduction
Resource efficiency
Waste diversion
Cost savings
Environmental compliance
To get an estimation of tonnage, please see our product calculator. You can also call our team for more detail.
Using recycled options allows us to preserve virgin mineral resources, helps to reduce our carbon footprint and reduces waste.
You can use our location finder to find your closest quarry, and the relevant contact details.
Material can be delivered using the following vehicle types based on site access and delivery requirements
Material can also be collected from some plants - please contact your local office for more information
