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+44 (0) 121 325 2424
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TESTIMONIALS
A D Court - Project Manager, John Laing Midlands Construction Ltd
Your early advice on groundwork strategy including movement of bulk excavated material and groundwater control was a key component ...
Daniel Priest - Project Manager, Gateway Management Team
As the project progressed the Coleman team had to deal with the various un-known’s of the building; the team reacted to thes ...
David Rogers - Galliard Construction, Westminster Bridge Project
Your investment in and use of bespoke plant and technology to undertake the works contributed greatly to the completion of the wor ...
A Shenton - Project Manager, Wates Constructions Ltd
The contractor repeatedly demonstrated his flexibility in overcoming the various change issues.
N Hannington - Contract Development & Procurement Manager, Walsall MBC
Coleman’s dealing with the community group was probably the making of the project success.
Mike Bellinger - United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority
Thank you for a well executed job achieved on a tight timescale. Your site management and safety management was exemplary.
Dr Mike Watson - Head of Aggregates Wrap
The completed site has surpassed our expectations and is without doubt an exemplar for others wishing to see what can be done when ...
T Horsefield - Resident
The drivers of the wagons have been courteous and careful.
Paul Mayo - Senior Demolition Engineer, Sandwell MBC
The success of their company lies in their committed investment in their workforce which is highly professional, exceptionally mot ...
Nigel Coxon – Project Manager, Wates Construction Ltd
Your management showed excellent man-management skills in their communication with our site management and other trade contractors ...
Alison - Head Teacher, St Luke's Primary
"Coleman & Company engaged with pupils of St Lukes.. the day was a real success with children sharing the messages they had le ...
Robert Kennedy - Inspector, Divisional Coordination Unit Strathclyde Police
The complexity of the site necessitated the involvement of specialist officers, and your obvious knowledge of their role made thei ...
John Dyson – Chairman, East Norton Parish Meeting
It was the unanimous opinion of the Parish Meeting held in May that no company could have been more competent and co-operative.
Colin E Topliss - A.I.O.B., M.I.C.O, MIDE Consultant Building Surveyor
Since 1978 I have watched them grow as a company both in size and experience and capable of undertaking the most complicated and c ...
J Holder - Project Manager, Carillion Building
One of the key issues which stood out with Coleman & Company was your attitude for safety.
Simon Kimberley - Chief Executive, Optima Community Association
They have demonstrated a strong willingness to listen and respond to issues raised and overall I would rate the performance of the ...
Terry Perkins - Surveying Services Manager Building Consultancy, Birmingham City Council
Their professional approach is engendered throughout the company from the telephonist through to the site staff, contract managers ...
A UNIQUE APPROACH TO DEMOLITION WASTE RECYCLING
Our state of the art, six-acre site at Shady Lane in Birmingham is the first specialist recycling plant of its kind in the UK to recycle waste materials from demolition projects into useful aggregate – the original ‘urban quarry’.
Serving as a hub for The Coleman Group and the wider demolition industry, our Shady Lane site also comprises high spec offices with modern IT systems and workshops.
Adding value to waste
The demolition waste recycling washing plant recycles materials from a variety of wide ranging projects by washing waste material to remove all unsuitable material, producing suitable classifications of sands and gravels.
The process takes pre-screened excavated spoil waste from projects and washes it to remove material not suitable for construction purposes. Suitable materials are recycled and reengineered.
From excavated spoil, our facility now produces a number of certified aggregates including clay, building sand and 5mm, 10mm and 20mm aggregates.
Investment in innovation
Shady Lane is the result of a £6million investment, including a maximum grant of £391,000 from the government funded Waste Resources Action Programme (WRAP).
To develop the plant, our team travelled across Europe to source suitable quarrying plant equipment to be adapted to the recycling facility. Within 18 months the recycling centre was in operation, overcoming a number of potential issues including removing deleterious material from excavated spoil, managing silt as a by-product and being located in a residential area.
Shady Lane can produce 120,000 tonnes of recycled aggregate each year, with all processes adhering to WRAP guidelines.
Call us today
To find out more or discuss the possibility of a site visit to see our demolition waste recycling washing plant for yourself, get in touch on +44 (0)121 325 2424 or email info@coleman-group.co.uk.
Have you read about our Meriden quarry? Click here for more details.
Our state of the art, six-acre site at Shady Lane in Birmingham is the first specialist recycling plant of its kind in the UK to recycle waste materials from demolition projects into useful aggregate – the original ‘urban quarry’.
Serving as a hub for The Coleman Group and the wider demolition industry, our Shady Lane site also comprises high spec offices with modern IT systems and workshops.
Adding value to waste
The demolition waste recycling washing plant recycles materials from a variety of wide ranging projects by washing waste material to remove all unsuitable material, producing suitable classifications of sands and gravels.
The process takes pre-screened excavated spoil waste from projects and washes it to remove material not suitable for construction purposes. Suitable materials are recycled and reengineered.
From excavated spoil, our facility now produces a number of certified aggregates including clay, building sand and 5mm, 10mm and 20mm aggregates.
Investment in innovation
Shady Lane is the result of a £6million investment, including a maximum grant of £391,000 from the government funded Waste Resources Action Programme (WRAP).
To develop the plant, our team travelled across Europe to source suitable quarrying plant equipment to be adapted to the recycling facility. Within 18 months the recycling centre was in operation, overcoming a number of potential issues including removing deleterious material from excavated spoil, managing silt as a by-product and being located in a residential area.
Shady Lane can produce 120,000 tonnes of recycled aggregate each year, with all processes adhering to WRAP guidelines.
Call us today
To find out more or discuss the possibility of a site visit to see our demolition waste recycling washing plant for yourself, get in touch on +44 (0)121 325 2424 or email info@coleman-group.co.uk.
Have you read about our Meriden quarry? Click here for more details.
Shady Lane, Great Barr, Birmingham, West Midlands B44 9ER
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