Sheerness Recycling Ltd
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Sheerness Recycling Ltd


Sheerness Recycling Ltd, Platt Industrial Estate, TN15 8JL,

About

Sheerness Recycling Ltd is one of the largest construction/utility waste recycling companies in Kent and one of the biggest Sittingbourne recycling centres. We specialize in the recovery and production of recycled aggregates, top soil and fill materials. Our business is based upon acting responsibly, delivering quality and building long term relationships.

Sister site:

Sheerness Recycling Ltd, Bexley Recycling, Manor Road, DA5 3LX

Contact Info

Name

Andy Bishop

Phone

01732 885563

Email

andy@bgsp.co.uk

Web Site

https://www.sheernessrecycling.co.uk/ 

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