Sustainability through material solutions

Whole life consideration promotes sustainability

Your Infrastructure Partner of Choice

Experienced experts will help design, manufacture, trial and recycle your material; developing the right solutions for your specific needs. This ensures consideration of the most cost effective and sustainable solution; and quality throughout the delivery process and beyond.

Our experts will work with you to design material appropriate for application, including innovative products and application processes.

Associated Asphalt have worked closely with Heathrow for several years to innovate and develop a PMB Marshall asphalt to help better withstand the forces put on the pavement by heavier aircraft that cause earlier life fatigue and deformation.

We have the capability, financial stability and technical expertise to establish mobile asphalt plant facilities for our clients, offering:

  • Dedicated material supply
  • Reduced delivery time and lorry movements
  • Increased outputs
  • Improved Quality Control
  • Reduced Carbon Emissions
  • Reduced material and haulage costs

We have developed and implemented three recycling centres for our Local Authority clients, including Kipsmead Lane and Addlestone in Surrey, and in Heathrow. These depots repurposed thousands of tonnes of previously unusable material.

Non-hazardous planings and site arisings (concrete, kerbs etc) are recycled and resold, sharing savings with clients. They can be reprocessed and sold back to asphalt plants, regraded, and sold as recycled aggregate, sold to farms for tracks etc.

We also work with key supply chain partners to recycle tarbound arisings, either insitu or exsitu.

Material Production & Recycling

3 Steps to Customer Satisfaction

Design

Trial

Manufacture

Socially conscious contractors providing sustainable whole life cost

Our world has a finite resource. Providing material and recycling options that will improve the longevity of this planet are always at the forefront of developed solutions. Works that have minimal impact on our environment will ensure safe and healthy communities for the future.