Construction
Our experience of working with the construction industry goes beyond what others can offer. Our accredited team focuses on servicing your bespoke needs with flexible skip and RORO management as well as hazardous waste services, such as asbestos removal.
Sectors
Accredited team with bespoke services.
Whether your construction company is creating a new housing development or renovating an existing building, we can support you by providing high-quality waste management and recycling services.
Over 90% of the materials that come through our door are diverted from landfill and recycled into something else. Working in partnership with Coastal Recycling means your company can meet your sustainability goals and give back to the environment.
We take what we do seriously, which is why we’re proud of our externally audited management systems,
certified by BSI, a UCAS accredited organisation We take what we do seriously, which is why we’re proud of our externally audited management systems, certified by BSI, a UCAS accredited organisation
Chichester Developments
Chichester Developments have used Coastal Recycling for many years and we have always been impressed with their service.
The office employees and drivers are always very polite and helpful – from assisting with preparing Waste Audit Statements required as part of the planning process, to the reliable and efficient delivery and removal of skips to and from construction sites.
Who we work with
Sustainable. Trustworthy. Compliant.
One planet. One chance. Our vision is to maximise the recycling and recovery of resources and be market-leading in our commitment to sustainability.
For the last 30 years, we’ve been making recycling easy meaning you can achieve your sustainability goals while continuing to do what you do best. Each year we grow, but we stay true to our roots, looking after the businesses that make Devon the place it is.
Connecting with local communities and educating with our expert knowledge is a key practice at Coastal to secure a more sustainable future for all. As much as 80% of the things that go into general waste bins could be recycled. That waste is a resource in the wrong place but together we can get it right.
