materials we recycle
Stone recycling
Construction waste generated through building or renovation work is easily recycled at JWitt. Bring your stone recycling to our waste transfer station or hire one of our skips and we will pick it up. If you have large quantities of waste which requires secure onsite long stay consider our RoRo hire.
STONE RECYCLING
Construction waste recycling
We accept and recycle all stone, rubble, glass, concrete, brick and cement waste generated through building, demolition, earthwork, home DIY or renovation work.
All this waste is recycled into aggregates at our site in Coleford reducing the need for newly quarried aggregates.
The stone we accept for recycling includes:
- Bricks, rocks, stones, cement, concrete, tarmac, hoggin, ‘as dug’ ballast, hard core and rubble
- Garden stone and paving, concrete posts, concrete panels and concrete sheds
- Tiles and ceramics (including sinks, toilets and shower trays)
- Plasterboard is recycled separately – see our dedicated page for this
The charge for stone recycling is by the tonne. Contact us for the current charge per tonne and any rebates on offer to the trade. Check our news page and facebook feed for any recent updates on rebates for the trade.
All the stone we collect is recycled, zero goes to landfill. Book a skip now for your stone recycling or call ahead and book your slot to drop off stone waste at our waste transfer station.
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Stone waste management
All the stone material we receive is checked over by our team before tipping, and crushing at a specific size. It is then close screening using our five-way split unit to create different sizes of recycled aggregates.
Our recycled aggregates protect the planet’s valuable natural resources and are a responsible alternative to new primary aggregates.
Let us take the hassle out of recycling all your stone and construction waste and reduce the environmental impact of your business or project.
Call us now on 01761 479444 to discuss your plasterboard waste
