RESOURCE
RECOVERY
Our state-of-the-art resource recovery facilities accept a wide range of waste sources, capturing reusable materials and turning them into quality products for use in infrastructure, construction, roads, and landscaping.
Since Brandown’s establishment, we have stayed ahead of recycling technologies to provide the latest services for our clients.
OFFERING CUSTOMISED
RESOURCE RECOVERY SERVICES
Building waste disposal & recycling
Whether you’re a sole home builder, a civil contractor, or a tier one firm delivering major infrastructure, our customised recycling facility sorts mixed building and demolition waste into its constituent material categories for recovery and reuse.
We work with metals, masonry, bricks, concrete, soil, and timber for reuse in future projects.
Our mixed B&D facility recovers approx. 87% of waste inputs it receives.
Soil processing
Major infrastructure and construction often result in high volumes of waste soil and excavated material. Brandown’s soil processing capabilities assess, recover, and develop products for reuse, diverting thousands of tonnes of material from landfill every year.
We accept clean soil, rock, soil and vegetation and mixed heavies for processing.
Brick, concrete, and asphalt crushing
Each year, we accept and process approximately 400,000 tonnes of waste brick, concrete, and asphalt, recovering this waste to create quality products suitable for construction and landscaping applications. You can read more about our range of construction materials available here.
Licensed to process
a variety of waste streams
We’re licensed by EPA NSW (License Nos 12618 and 5857) to accept and process a wide range of waste and soils, including:
Mixed building and demolition waste, including skip bin waste
General solid waste soils
Segregated brick and concrete, including clean brick, clean asphalt, and brick and concrete mixed
Mixed heavies (including brick, concrete, asphalt, soil and rock)
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Blast furnace slag
Clean fill, including clean rock and soil
Timber waste, green waste and soil and vegetation
