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4 Benefits of Using Recycled Aggregates in Construction - //

Every construction site has two things in common - construction waste and aggregates. Aggregates are an extremely vital component in civil engineering projects, whether for drainage, protecting pipes, or even making concrete or asphalt for surface dressing. If you’re looking to reduce your carbon footprint and sustainably utilise resources, using recycled aggregate products might be the best solution. Similarly, proper construction waste disposal and management are integral to your project’s success and the reduction of overall environmental pollution.

How to Choose the Right Construction Vehicle - //

Heavy machinery and equipment are essential to construction projects. For instance, you need bulldozers to push, dig or excavate soil and other materials on the site. Similarly, you need backhoes for digging trenches and ditches, and front loaders to assist in removing demolition waste and aggregates across the site. Contractors are often required to hire big construction vehicles but choosing the right provider is important to ensure the success of your project completion. Choosing the right vehicle will aid proper construction waste recycling and allow for an uninterrupted aggregate and building material supply chain.

Improve Your Construction Waste Management Plan in 2025 - //

The construction industry, including excavation and demolition, produces three times more waste than the commercial or industrial sectors. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs notes that 62% of waste in the UK is generated by the construction industry. Hence, it’s critical for construction companies to have a proper construction waste management plan in place. This plan not only helps reduce a company’s carbon footprint but also helps save thousands of pounds by salvaging or reusing material through recycling.

A Complete Guide on Construction Waste Management - //

The UK construction industry produces 100 million tonnes of waste annually, of which 5 million tonnes end up in landfill. The good news is that almost 92% of the waste is recovered. For this to be possible, proper construction waste segregation and disposal is essential.

Role of Aggregates Used in Road Construction and Maintenance - //

Commonly used aggregates in civil engineering projects, like sand and gravel, are like the unsung heroes that make safe road travel possible. Storefield Aggregates is among the top suppliers of high-quality aggregates and related construction materials in the Midlands and Northamptonshire.

Why Aggregates Are Necessary For Strong and Durable Foundations - //

Although not something we typically think of in everyday life, aggregate is used everywhere and can be used in combination with a variety of other materials like cement to help fortify and build foundations for every part of a construction project.

5 Ways in Which Aggregate Helps With Drainage - //

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3 Different Aggregates Commonly Used in Construction Projects - //

Granite vs. Limestone: Understanding the Difference - //

Grab Lorries available - //

Call 01536 418121 to find out more about Grab hire, deliveries and waste removal services

Bulk Bags now available! - //

Storefield now have Bulk Bags available for delivery for your smaller projects!

New Grab Tipper Truck - //

New Volvo L120 Loader - //

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Wicksteed Park - //

We supplied and delivered our amazing recycled aggregates.

Using Recycled Aggregates - //

Recycled products we used to extend our car park.

Recycled Aggregates - //

Located at Telford Way Industrial Estate, Kettering, Northamptonshire. Less than 1 mile from Junction 7 of the A14. Our new facility produces quality graded recycled aggregates that can be used for many construction uses, including concrete production, drainage, road and driveway construction...

New Tipping and Recycling Facility - //

Located at Telford Way Industrial Estate, Kettering, Northamptonshire. Less than 1 mile from Junction 7 of the A14. Our new tipping facility is geared to accept Construction and Demolition based waste streams.