Muck away, contaminated disposal, aggregate supply and haulage on live construction sites across the Midlands and beyond. Here's what some of those jobs actually looked like.
The material, the deadline, the awkward bit and how it finished.
A demolition site with contaminated old ground and a three-week deadline. We cleared it, disposed of the difficult material legally, and rebuilt the formation in 6F2 – finishing ahead of programme.
The Environment Agency told a site that material on it had to go. Their own waste contractor couldn't get out to sample it. We took a sample the next working day, classified it and cleared it.
Access tracks and roadway for a solar farm, to a strict certification spec – from the one regional quarry able to supply it, and only with enough notice to train the material in.
Rotted cardboard worked into the ground had turned a working yard into a slip risk for foot and forklift traffic. We cleared it, found the damaged slab underneath, and put the floor back in C40.
A muck away enquiry that became clearance, demolition, planting and a five-metre perimeter wall – to a fixed budget and planning conditions, with live gas and leaking water found on the way.
Muck away, disposal, aggregate and haulage on one account – not four suppliers to chase.
Contaminated ground and mixed streams tested, classified and placed with a licensed facility.
Lorries leave loaded and come back loaded. Fewer movements, lower haulage, better price.
Truck movements agreed with the site every day, so nobody's guessing what's turning up.
Tell us the material, the volume, the postcode and the deadline. We'll come back with a price – usually within the hour.
