During our Behind-the-Scenes series, we’ve explained the processes that underpin the bespoke waste management services we provide for our construction, commercial, and domestic clients. We process a wide variety of waste from different sources at our main site, more than 15,000 tonnes of it every month. What comes in must go out and for a … Read more
behind the scenes
Here at Kenny Waste Management, we regularly service some of the largest developers and construction companies in the UK, including Morgan Sindall, Countryside Properties and Wilmott Dixon. Therefore, we deal with a significant amount of aggregate and fines. Aggregate can include brick, concrete, tiles, glass, and stone. These materials are 100% inert and don’t biodegrade … Read more
Within the 15,000 tonnes of waste that we process each month, we receive a wide range of materials. Therefore, it is imperative that all waste is separated into the correct streams and dealt with in the appropriate manner. In order to do this, we use numerous methods of material separation as waste passes through the … Read more
Our state-of-the-art waste processing facility is in operation 6 days a week and processes over 15,000 tonnes of waste each month. With such high volumes of material arriving on our site, it is imperative that waste is dealt with in an organised and efficient manner once it is initially tipped. That’s why we have a … Read more
Here at our state-of-the-art waste processing facility in Salford, we have a wide range of vehicles arriving on site, from our own skip and bin trucks to third party vehicles, ejector trailers, walking floors and tippers. With such a high volume of vehicles arriving and leaving the site daily, it is imperative that the facility … Read more
When we throw waste away, we rarely consider what happens to it in the coming weeks and months. However, the detailed and rigorous process may surprise you. Here at Kenny Waste Management, we serve a range of customers across many different markets, from football clubs to large national developers. Therefore, we receive vast ranges of … Read more
