Excavator sorting construction and demolition waste into separate piles inside the APEX Recycling shed at Park Ridge
Reduce · Reuse · Recover

Sustainability and waste recovery

Construction and demolition waste is not a single material. Sorting it properly is what makes recovery possible, and that is the work APEX does at Park Ridge.

Our approach

What happens to your waste

Loads are sorted, not just tipped

Mixed construction and demolition waste arriving at the facility is assessed and sorted rather than sent straight to disposal.

Recoverable materials are separated

Where a material can be recovered it is separated during sorting. Concrete, clean fill and metals are handled as distinct streams.

Less goes to landfill unnecessarily

The purpose of sorting is to reduce the volume of material that ends up in landfill when it did not need to.

A clearer pathway for your waste

One destination for a mixed load, and a clear record of where it went, instead of managing several disposal points yourself.

Straight answer

What we do not claim

APEX does not claim that all waste received is recycled. Recovery depends on what is in the load, how well it is separated and what the material is. Some material is genuinely not recoverable and is directed to appropriate disposal.

If you need documented recovery figures for a project, contact APEX directly to discuss what can be provided for your specific loads.

Talk to us about your project
Two hands shaking beneath a growing plant, representing working together on waste recovery
On site

Separated loads recover better

The cleaner a load arrives, the more of it can be recovered. Keeping concrete, clean fill, timber and metals apart on site makes a real difference to what happens next, and often to what you pay.

Sorting starts on your site.