Services · Waste Management and Recycling

Recovering what others throw away

Resource recovery at our Howard Springs facility: concrete, green waste, manure and untreated timber turned into recycled products for construction, landscaping and gardens.

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What we deliver

Waste in. Useful products out.

We moved into waste management and recycling in 2020 to recover useful materials, keep suitable waste out of landfill and add a new part to the business. Everything is recorded through our weighbridge, sorted by stream and processed on site.

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Concrete waste

Crushed and screened into recycled aggregates and road gravels.

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Green waste

Shredded into mulch and blended into soils.

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Manure

Blended into topsoils and potting mixes.

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Untreated timber and pine

Shredded and processed for reuse.

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Recycled products

Aggregates, road gravels, mulch, topsoils and premium potting mixes.

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New streams

We're always looking at new streams. Ask us about your material.

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How it works, what we accept, what we supply and opening hours.

Howard Springs Recycling Facility

Why clients use DCT for waste

Our people. Our equipment. Our responsibility.

Our own site

306-hectare Howard Springs property with room to grow.

Our own plant

Crushers, screens, washing plants and shredders.

Our own transport

Trucks and tippers to move material in and products out.

Circular economy

Recycled products back into Territory construction and gardens.

Waste Management and Recycling projects

Recent work

Projects for this service are being added.

Sectors we serve

  • Environmental services and resource recovery
  • Commercial and industrial construction
  • Local government and councils
  • Civil infrastructure and roads

All sectors

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