Soil Recycling

Put simply, soil recycling is the process of recycling onsite topsoil by blending amendments to produce healthy soils for reuse.

What is involved?

We take the existing soil on your site, extend it’s longevity by improving it's health (still on site), maximise it’s value by ensuring it will sustain plant life long term and re-use whatever isn’t needed on your project for use in other sustainable manners.

By recycling the soil on your site you will help protect and enhance the soil resources on site and achieve wider benefits for the environment. It will also:

Potentially achieve cost savings for your business

Help you to achieve your company sustainability targets

Help you to meet legal obligations regarding waste controls

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The Process

First thing’s first: get in touch with us for a chat. We attend your site to review the current topsoil either in place or stockpiled and take soil samples for testing by the laboratory. After a few days we receive testing results and review with the soil scientist, creating a sustainable game plan for reusing the valuable resource onsite.

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Terry arrives and soil treatment begins

We arrive onsite with our mobile plant, set up an area and begin treating the stock piled topsoil. The soil is fed through the trommel using an excavator and loader. Simultaneously we blend soil improver, fertiliser and minerals to achieve the desired outcome. The treated and healthy topsoil is stock piled ready for reuse.

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The entire process is carbon offset

Not only have we offset our carbon emission with Greenfleet, but we have also reduced carbon emissions from trucks hitting our roads.

See most frequent questions

Please see below for some of our most frequently asked questions, and if you don't see what you are looking for below please feel free to get in touch.

How large of a working area do you require?
What is your minimum quantity?
Sounds expensive, is it?
Is there any overburden from the process?
Can you treat any soil?
Do you work with sports field materials?
We have always used imported soils, why should we change our thinking?
Why is soil so important?

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