Description

Recycled crushed concrete is made from demolition waste—old concrete structures that have been broken down, cleaned, and crushed into smaller, usable pieces. Instead of ending up in a landfill, this material is repurposed into a high-quality aggregate that can be used in a variety of applications.

Recycled Aggregates are becoming increasingly common within the construction industry as companies strive to cut costs and lower carbon footprints. Recycled Aggregates come in a variety of guises and are often cheaper than their quarried counterparts. Advances in recycling technology have allowed a greater percentage of demolition materials to be recycled thus relieving pressure on quarried stock whilst simultaneously reducing the amount we send to landfill.

Typically, Recycled Aggregates consist of concrete, brick or asphalt produced to various sizes and grades to suit different applications.

£45 per loose tonne