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INSITE Looking Forward, Not Back Five years ago, when we unleashed our first Demolition Directory on an unsuspecting demolition world, we made a conscious decision that the publication would look forward, not back. That decision was made, primarily, to differentiate ourselves from other publications that mark the year end by donning their rose-tinted spectacles and looking back nostalgically at the year just passed, conveniently glossing over any bad news that may have happened along the way.

This year, more than ever, I am so glad we made that decision; because placing a positive spin on the UK demolition industry in 2019 would be virtually impossible without suspending reality altogether. 2019 will be remembered as the year in which four (at the time of writing) demolition workers died needlessly on UK demolition sites; and the year of the scaffold collapse.

So, rather than raking over the dying embers of a year most of us would prefer to forget, let’s take a look at what might lie ahead.

We have called upon a variety of experts in their field to look at how technology such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality and the Internet of Things might impact upon the demolition business of the future.

Of course, although such developments are being widely discussed now, their implementation within the built environment remains a challenge for the medium to long term future; something for future generations to wrestle with.

A challenge for the immediate future, however, is how the demolition industry might power its equipment if and when diesel is phased out or runs out entirely.

This is a challenge that we put to five of the biggest and most innovative equipment manufacturers in the world: Case, Caterpillar, JCB, Volvo and Wacker-Neuson. Each company has its own unique take on the subject of alternative fuels. And, in this exclusive and extended feature, we explore the possible alternatives, and what this might mean for the global demolition industry. This is a fascinating feature that provides a telling and timely preview of how demolition sites might operate in the coming years.

Of course, no end-of-year publication worth its salt can close without wishing its readers and subscribers a safe, happy and prosperous New Year. So may 2020 bring you all that you need, most of what you want, and just a little of what you fancy.

And thank you – as always - for your continued support.

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The Age of AI Artificial Intelligence, so long the stuff of science fiction movies and literature, is rapidly making inroads into the construction arena. And, according to a new SenSat report called Infrastructure Disruption, those failing to embrace the shift towards digitisation run the risk of falling by the wayside.

4 in 10 construction firms who don’t embrace digitisation risk going out of business within ten years.

For those who do modernise, however, there are significant opportunities. The global civil infrastructure market totalled $3.1 trillion in 2016, and is expected to grow by six percent on an annual basis until 2020.

Inefficiencies happen across the board, but when it comes to gathering data the three major problems that construction and infrastructure organisations currently face are as follows: • • •

Information is slow to collect, meaning time to answer carries significant cost Information is siloed, meaning even if answers exist they can rarely be utilised across sources.

Information is missing, often there is no digital data to describe physical world happenings

Limiting Factors

There is an increasing number of digital tools available to remedy many of these problems, but an equally wide array of barriers to business uptake. 38 percent percent of construction firms identify a lack of staff as a limiting factor to adoption new technology, according to a 2018 report. Other factors limiting the adoption of technology include; budget (38 percent) employee hesitance (34 percent) and management hesitance (30 percent).

Infrastructure disruption takes many forms. But, according to our data, there is a clear consensus on the most fundamental questions.

Nearly all respondents (95 percent)

say digitisation makes their business more productive - and they are also clear that those who don’t start to take up these new technologies will be left behind. Our figures predict

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Digital tools and processes that are easy to use, reduce duplication and increase collaboration, enable better decision making. Research suggests that the adoption of these tools and processes by workers and clients will be higher with less friction.

Better collaboration also seems to be highly desirable for our survey respondents with 41% of our decision makers agreeing that the old ways of working are killing construction collaboration, with inefficient management (29 percent) and poorly visualised data (18 percent) also holding back teamwork.

Digital Twins

A digital twin is a digital representation of a real world location or asset infused with real time data sets from a variety of sources. The result is an accurate and up to date digital copy of the real world, in a machine-readable format. Our data shows the UK infrastructure sector has a skills gap when it comes to digital twin technology.

The overwhelming majority of professionals – 99 percent - say digital twins are important, but less than half (44 percent) are currently using them. The primary area the industry thinks digital twins will add value is in keeping projects on time (55 percent agree). Although keeping projects below budget (52 percent) and reducing wastefulness (49 percent) are also key areas of value add.

That time saving could translate into real business impact - as our data also shows digital twins could save over seven hours per person per month across the sector. Six

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Interestingly, the architecture respondents were most optimistic about improving productivity with digital twins. They estimate saving an average 9 hours 52 minutes per person per month, compared to just 6 hours 53 minutes in engineering and 7 hours and 53 minutes in construction.

It’s also the more junior staff who tend to see the value in digital twin tech, as 48 percent of those at executive level say they would significantly help promote collaboration, compared to just 41 percent of board directors.

Air of Inevitability

Our research shows AI optimisation could be worth over £14 billion a year to UK infrastructure. And it’s not all just talk and unfulfilled potential: the vast majority believe AI disruption is definitely going to happen.

Nine in ten of our polled infrastructure professionals believe AI will transform the industry with just under a third saying it’s ‘inevitable’.

The most senior people tend to see AI in their future more – as 41 percent of board directors said AI transformation is inevitable, compared to 21 percent of senior managers.

There are myriad different ways AI could disrupt the sector - but the key will almost certainly be in the way we train AI to work in real world environments on real world data. Another area we aimed to dig into with our survey respondents is where infrastructure fits into the broader AI landscape.

When KPMG analysed construction companies globally, they found just

10 percent were innovative leaders in AI. But our respondents appear to disagree - as 42 percent said the infrastructure sector is a leader in AI, with 40 percent believing the UK is leading the rest of the world in terms of AI innovation.

UK infrastructure tech firms will be hoping they can keep up with their peers in America - as funding in US-based construction technology start-ups has been surging recently and was up by 324 percent to nearly $3.1 billion in 2018, compared with $731 million in 2017.

It may seem counterintuitive, given its status as one of the least digitised industries globally, but infrastructure is the perfect playground for artificial intelligence to learn and optimise.

Current AI requires large amounts of data to learn from. These algorithms are very efficient at recognising repeating patterns, then exploiting them to further aid their decision making. Historically, the problem has been a lack of real world data to learn from.

For algorithms to become ‘general’ and to find holistic solutions to real world problems, the data must be a true representation of the challenge

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they are trying to resolve. Without real data, these AIs will learn to predict in an environment that does not represent the reality.

This artificially generated data may be suitable for finding a solution to one specific question, but it will fail

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But in infrastructure, brand new physical environments are generated every year - as the physical world evolves to fulfil humanity’s needs. AIs can learn from these real life changes to continuously adapt and improve their results.

Modern infrastructure is being infused with sensors that produce continuous streams of data. For humans, this data is often incomprehensible and overwhelming. But for an AI, or a cluster of AIs, these datasets are easy to compute in full – producing holistic picture of the data landscape.

Learning from real time data streams creates better-trained AI

and it can make large infrastructure assets more productive, efficient, safer, and sustainable for the future.

In the long-term, AI can help create better designs for buildings and cities through generative methods, as it learns from the successes and failures of other assets around the world.

Obvious Advantages

It seems obvious, but without innovation there will continue to be waste generated by inefficient processes - which makes no sense either financially or from a socially responsible point of view.

As an example - why visit a site 200 miles away if you can get the data you need from your laptop? Why work on a project in siloes, duplicating conversations, calculations and analysis when it’s possible to have a data driven central shared view available all the time to all stakeholders?

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It’s these kinds of simple innovations that can reduce drag on a complex build, helping to maintain morale as well as momentum.

38 percent of decision makers cited inefficiency as the infrastructure sector’s greatest challenge, with wastefulness coming second (23 percent), followed by digitisation (20 percent) and safety (19 percent).

With local, national and global infrastructure projects planned or already in motion - there is an opportunity for companies and governments to make billions of pounds of taxpayers’ and private money do more and go further.

Those savings could even be put towards the digital upskilling of older sections of the workforce so that they, like the industry itself can remain future proof.

A copy of the SenSat white paper – Infrastructure Disruption – can be downloaded here: https://tinyurl. com/y35qx7qz

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Unlocking the next generation of asset tracking in demolition and construction with the Internet of Things, by Derek Bryan, VP EMEA, Verizon Connect.

line between asset tracking and the Internet of Things (IoT). From simply keeping track of equipment in a spreadsheet to using RFID or GPS to log equipment usage and location electronically, most construction businesses will typically have some form of asset tracking system already in place. However, new developments in number-crunching power and advances in all-in-one software platforms, are helping construction businesses enhance their asset tracking capabilities by embracing IoT, arguably the next evolutionary step in the development of asset tracking.

IoT makes asset tracking data actionable by adding context. In other words, identifying not just where equipment is being used, but how it is being used and by whom. The industry has evolved to the point where any tool or asset can be inexpensively connected via IoT sensors and data relating to its usage and/or condition can be captured, interpreted and acted upon. With this information in hand, managers can make better informed decisions regarding whether it’s necessary to rent additional equipment or simply retrieve underutilised, owned equipment

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from another job site and deploy it elsewhere.

Here we look at some of the ways in which demolition and construction managers can get the most value from IoT. Proactive Maintenance Upgrading your asset tracking to the level of IoT means more than just developing an understanding of where your assets are. Sensors can be used to send status updates on a range of events, including temperature change, excessive vibration or door movement.

This helps track mechanical wear and tear and schedule necessary maintenance (based on usage metrics, such as engine hours) or create alerts for parts when they need replacing.

It’s easy to take your business’ assets for granted until they go missing or break down. Using a digital solution to track and regulate equipment maintenance can therefore help protect the lifeblood of businesses and prevent costly downtime. For powered equipment that requires preventative maintenance or routine fixes, a consolidated asset tracking solution can provide a holistic view of maintenance alerts, regardless of manufacturer. Moreover, paperless inspections can help automate the monitoring of equipment condition, which improves on-the-job safety, productivity and overall job efficiency.

Utilisation Reports Are assets giving a good return on investment (ROI), or are they

Demolition sitting idle most of the day? Asset utilisation reports can help identify equipment with low ROI, providing managers with the numbers they need to identify equipment that can be sold off or repurposed somewhere else in the business, or to review how often and for how long a piece of equipment is used on a particular day or during certain periods of time. That data can be matched against the progress of work accomplished to identify discrepancies or inefficiencies. Monitoring asset information, such as time of use, idle time, employee usage and maintenance dates, also helps construction firms to reduce or eliminate unnecessary fuel and labour costs that can eat away at profit margins.

Data Consolidation The ability to proactively understand equipment to help reduce costs and downtime is a huge priority for businesses large and small.

As companies evolve their asset tracking capabilities with IoT, the equipment they rely on will be able to share information autonomously.

The resulting actionable data will not only help construction businesses become more efficient but will also aid the transition from traditional reactive operations and enable them to respond more quickly, become more productive and deliver a higher level of service to customers.

However, construction companies own and operate thousands of

Negating Theft Given the cost of purchase and the risk of theft, it’s no surprise that a company that leases or owns construction equipment would want to keep a close eye on its assets. With an intelligent asset tracking solution in place, construction firms can receive notifications when a piece of equipment is operated during an unauthorised time period or even if a piece of equipment is being moved out of hours or outside an approved area. This feature is particularly critical for smaller construction firms that may lack extensive job site security resources or security technology.

‘Geofences’ allow construction managers to easily draw up virtual perimeters around the area in which equipment is authorised to be used. If assets leave that perimeter, they can be instantly notified either via SMS alerts or via their asset tracking software platform’s mobile application.

These instant alerts allow managers or their security teams to notify law enforcement immediately, if required, potentially reducing damage and accelerating recovery.

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powered and non-powered assets of various makes, models and manufacturers. These various systems are independent, meaning construction site or equipment managers must access several different sources to pull the asset data they need. Any investment in IoT, therefore, must be matched with investment in a single, complete asset-tracking software system. In so doing, construction firms can make sure all the data from their powered and non-powered assets is consolidated and centralised, regardless of make, model or manufacturer. With this holistic approach in mind, companies can gain an enhanced level of visibility of assets and deliver positive returns on their investment in IoT.

Demolition When Diesel’s Day is Done The writing is on the wall for the demolition industry’s traditional and primary fuel source; diesel.

So how will the sector power its equipment in the future? Mark Anthony asked the experts.

So the day will eventually come when a day’s work on a demolition site begins not with a belch of black smoke and the roar of a diesel engine but with the faint whistle of a slew ring on an electricpowered excavator, or the faint hum of a hybrid machine.

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It won’t happen this year, and it won’t happen next year. Chances are, I shall have hung up both my pen and my hard hat long before it becomes a reality. But there is a very real possibility that those reading this publication will see the day when diesel fuel no longer reigns supreme on the demolition site; when the traditional fuel of the industry finally makes way for one or more cleaner alternatives Diesel won’t go quietly, of

course. There is too much tradition; too many with a vested interest in diesel’s survival to simply bang a final nail in the fuel’s coffin. But international legislation is slowly but inexorably pushing diesel to the side-lines. More localised regulation is gradually eating away at the areas in which even super-clean diesel is permitted – Low-emission zones might currently be the sole preserve of the major cities but the environmental lobby is vocal, fashionable, and it has momentum. It is surely only a matter of time before rural areas bow to the low-emission movement as well.

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Which alternative fuel source will hold sway? Right now, it is impossible to tell. Some manufacturers might have us all believe that the future is electric and have made some giant leaps in that direction. Whether that proves suitable for the very specific demands of the demolition sector remains to be seen.

So, rather than taking a wild guess at what a diesel-free future might hold, we spoke to five of the world’s biggest and most innovative equipment manufacturers – Case, Caterpillar, JCB, Volvo and Wacker-Neuson – to gauge their views. Several of them currently produce diesel engines but are starting to offer viable alternatives; most believe that electric has a role to play, although what that role might be depends upon the manufacturer. And at least one is putting its faith in bio-fuels.

Does any of them hold the definitive answer? Only time will tell. But as you read the pages of the extended feature that follows, it will quickly become clear that diesel’s day in the sun is drawing to a close. So enjoy that petroleum-laced whiff while you still can. Diesel’s day is almost done.

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Time for biofuels to shine?

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Biofuels have been overshadowed by developments in electromobility, but will tightening emissions legislation thrust them back into the spotlight? Volvo CE’s engine experts think they will play an important part in lowering machine fossil CO2 emissions.

On August 29th, 2007 a carbon dioxidefree transportation seminar was held at the National Marine Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. At this event, the Volvo Group demonstrated seven trucks, each powered by a different biofuel solution. The conclusion of the event was that although the technical challenges of biofuels could be overcome, there needed to be some form of pan-industry, pan-national consensus on a preferred fuel, so that future investment could be focussed in the right direction.

“Society still hasn’t agreed on a preferred biofuel in the dozen years since that event,” says Toni Hagelberg, Director of engine systems at Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE). “There is still a broad range of biofuels available, their availability is patchy, and performance is variable. Because of this it’s little surprise that the take-up by customers has been modest.”

Biofuels Overshadowed

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“It’s a big challenge for manufacturers to build and guarantee an engine’s performance with all the biofuels available,” believes Robert Eriksson, Chief Engineer for heavy duty platforms at Volvo CE. “With each fuel acting in a different way the complexity – and the required investment of developing for all of

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Once seen as the best opportunity to lower CO2 emissions in construction equipment, biofuels have been overshadowed by developments in electric technology, as the industry begins its long transition towards a fossil free future. Biodiesel, synthetic diesel, dimethylether, methanol/ethanol, hydrogen and biogas can all be made to work technically in construction equipment – but none have really taken off. Without a clear consensus, interest has waned, and customers continue

to look to traditional diesel as the fuel of choice. That said, it’s generally accepted that fossil-derived diesel’s days are numbered – even in off highway machinery.

Demolition them is too high. Some biofuel’s specification can vary wildly, while others are temperature sensitive or need additives to stop bacteria forming that could clog the system.”

That’s not to say that there haven’t been any developments. In Europe much diesel now comes blended with a small percentage of biodiesel (around seven percent), and in US states such as Minnesota, the local government insists that during selected months during the summer diesel be blended with 20% biofuels.

(Not during winter, as a higher blend percentage could lead to clogging issues in the colder weather.)

Manufacturers have also not stood still. Volvo CE’s range has long been able to work with biofuels, and its latest Stage V compliant engine range is certified to run normally on the biofuel Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO).

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HVO is a renewable ‘green’ diesel and is as close as the industry has come to a biofuel to rally around.

It has performance characteristics very similar to traditional diesel – but emits up to 90 percent less CO2, as well as lower NOx and particulates.

As compared to regular biodiesel produced by esterification, the HVO process uses hydrogen rather than methanol as the catalyst. The main advantages of HVO are its high cetane number (combustion quality), high energy density and lack of oxygen content. Another key advantage of HVO is its ability to work effectively at temperatures as low as -50°C. This, in turn, makes HVO suitable for use during cold winters.

Finally, HVO conforms to ISO standards, and is therefore constant, unlike other biodiesels.

HVO is a high quality fuel and can be blended without limits.

Therefore, it can be used as a like-forlike replacement for

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Demolition traditional fossil-based diesel, which, theoretically, could be used as B100, but without any damage to the engines. Given these advantages over fossil diesel and regular biodiesel, HVO is gaining popularity on the European and global markets, with an increasing number of companies investing in the fuel.

Voice of the People

“While the current Stage V legislation will be with us for some time yet, there is growing pressure elsewhere in society to keep driving down the CO2 outputs of construction equipment. In addition, Ultra-low emissions zones will become more commonplace – even zero emission zones,” says Marcus Karlsson, who is responsible for legal and compliance within Volvo CE’s engine team.

“Society’s desire to lower CO2 outputs is running faster than legislation, and it is clear that equipment manufacturers will have to increase the long-term downward trend in emissions of its combustion-engine machines radically.

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Meeting this need for ever lower CO2 emissions presents the construction equipment industry with a challenge.

While electric machines may provide the emission-free solution long term (and are already attractive for compact equipment), limitations in battery technology mean they don’t currently have the energy storage capacity to replace larger combustion engine machines. While diesel-electric hybrids are an attractive option, there are several other areas that can drive down carbon dioxide emissions.

“When it comes to lowering CO2 we can’t ignore the impact of electric, and we are actively developing this technology,” says Toni Hagelberg. “This will take time and for the foreseeable future we will continue to develop the combustion engine.

Demolition This is in order to keep lowering the CO2 outputs of the engine themselves, while developments elsewhere will help optimize the entire machine – which cuts carbon dioxide further. An important – crucial even – element of this process will undoubtedly be the increasing use of biofuels. This is not just an issue for off highway manufacturers, on-highway automotive manufacturers are looking at options such as biogas and natural gas, and other actors in the market has invested billions on developing hydrogen fuel cell technology.”

Well-to-Wheel

This calculation is easier said than done; some biofuels can use different feedstocks and even complete crops, whereas others are limited to parts of individual crops. And where fuel feedstocks are derived from agricultural products there is the issue of the competing for food production. An equally contentious issue is the use of palm oil-based feedstocks derived from deforestation. For biofuels to be truly

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The ability to cut carbon emissions radically is biofuel’s great advantage, but the actual percentage reduction varies greatly, depending on the feedstock used to create them. ‘Well to wheel’

calculations consider all the relevant stages of the fuel chain. This includes the cultivation and harvesting of the raw material, its transport to the fuel manufacturing plant, production and distribution of the fuel and then its use in vehicles. The quantity of fuel/energy used in harvesting, production etc. is then subtracted from the quantity of fuel produced.

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‘clean’ it must come from sustainable sources that avoid these environmental pitfalls.

Chicken & Egg

The pressure is building for biofuels to once again come into the spotlight.

They have the potential to significantly lower carbon emissions in construction equipment. But for this to happen, investment in biofuel production and distribution needs to be considerably increased. If availability and fuel quality were to increase, customer demand would likely increase accordingly.

As Volvo CE’s Marcus Karlsson concludes: “If society and the fuel industry can get it right, biofuels will enable the use of combustion engines and yet slash CO2 outputs to almost nothing.

With the unveiling of its ProjectTETRA concept wheel loader at Bauma 2019 earlier this year, equipment giant CASE pinned its colours to the biomethane fuel mast. In this exclusive article, the company’s vice president sales and marketing, takes up the story.

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There’s no escaping the fact that we need to develop alternative technologies to the diesel engine.

The growing urgency to combat global warming, mounting pressure from campaigners and increasingly restrictive legislation from governments mean that alternatives to diesel needs to be found. This, of course, is as it should be. Despite the evolution of cleaner, quieter and more efficient diesel engines, we need to invest in sustainable propulsion technology now.

Many governments and businesses are looking towards a fuel cell future, one that may promise clean, efficient, closed-looped power, but this technology is

not quite commercially available yet.

How do we bridge the gap between the diesel engines of today to the propulsion technologies of the future?

Nicola D’Arpino, Vice President Sales and Marketing, CASE Construction Equipment Europe, explains why biomethane is one focus technology in the multi-powered CASE fleet of the future.

Fuel Cell Future

The future of sustainable construction equipment is clearly a multi-powered one. The technology that will power our vehicles in 20 to 30 years’ time cannot be the technology of tomorrow or even a decade from now. In order to reach a future where construction vehicles can be powered by fully sustainable, waste-free-but-powerful

There’s no escaping the fact that we need to develop alternative technologies to the diesel engine.

The growing urgency to combat global warming, mounting pressure from campaigners and increasingly restrictive legislation from governments mean that alternatives to diesel needs to be found. This, of course, is as it should be. Despite the evolution of cleaner, quieter and more efficient diesel engines, we need to invest in sustainable propulsion technology now.

for sure, a power source that will take CASE heavy-line construction machines there will be methane.

Building Towards a Sustainable Future

Many governments and businesses are looking towards a fuel cell future, one that may promise clean, efficient, closed-looped power, but this technology is not quite commercially available yet. How do we bridge the gap between the diesel engines of today to the propulsion technologies of the future?

Nicola D’Arpino, Vice President Sales and Marketing, CASE Construction Equipment Europe, explains why biomethane is one focus technology in the multi-powered CASE fleet of the future.

Fuel Cell Future

CNH Industrial is already pioneering research into fuel cell technology and, together with its powertrain brand FPT Industrial, launched a concept hydrogen fuel cell powertrain in 2018.

Many manufacturers are putting resources into electrifying their fleet but with large batteries, short running times, high cost of raw materials and the conflict with much grid electricity being generated

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This new technology, if it can be developed to a commercial state, will likely provide diesel-like performance with similar weight engines, fast charging times, zero emissions and a decreased dependence on raw material, such as lithium for batteries.

We anticipate that fuel cells could provide the circular, selfperpetuating economy that we need to sustain machines, but this technology isn’t commercially available yet.

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The future of sustainable construction equipment is clearly a multi-powered one. The technology that will power our vehicles in 20 to 30 years’ time cannot be the technology of tomorrow or even a decade from now. In order to reach a future where construction vehicles can be powered by fully sustainable, waste-free-but-powerful engines we need to embark on a journey.

The destination technology is still unclear. Will hydrogen-powered fuel cells run the construction vehicles of the future or will it be electrification with the advancement of new battery technology? One thing is

We face pressing global challenges.

Experts estimate that by 2050 the global population will grow by two billion. Currently, 1.5 million people move to urban areas each week and 11 percent of the world’s population is vulnerable to climate change. The construction sector needs to meet these challenges by connecting communities and building new ones while minimising the effects on our environment. To do this, we need powerful machines that provide low/ zero-emission propulsion.

Hydrogen fuel cells currently provide one of the most promising solutions for electric-drive technology.

Hydrogen-rich fuel is moved through a fuel cell which splits the hydrogen molecules and combines them with oxygen. The process produces electricity, which can be used to power the machine, with waste products of heat and water vapour harmlessly discharged into the atmosphere.

Demolition engines we need to embark on a journey. The destination technology is still unclear. Will hydrogenpowered fuel cells run the construction vehicles of the future or will it be electrification with the advancement of new battery technology? One thing is for sure, a power source that will take CASE heavy-line construction machines there will be methane.

We face pressing global challenges.

Experts estimate that by 2050 the global population will grow by two billion. Currently, 1.5 million people move to urban areas each week and 11 percent of the world’s population is vulnerable to climate change. The construction sector needs to meet these challenges by connecting communities and building new ones while minimising the effects on our environment. To do this, we need powerful machines that provide low/zero-emission propulsion.

Hydrogen fuel cells currently provide one of the most promising solutions for electric-drive technology. Hydrogen-rich fuel is moved through a fuel cell which splits the hydrogen molecules and combines them with oxygen. The process produces electricity, which can be used to power the machine, with waste products of heat and water vapour harmlessly discharged into the atmosphere.

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This new technology, if it can be developed to a commercial state, will likely provide diesel-like performance with similar weight engines, fast charging times, zero emissions and a decreased dependence on raw material, such as lithium for batteries.

We anticipate that fuel cells could provide the circular, selfperpetuating economy that we need to sustain

machines, but this technology isn’t commercially available yet.

CNH Industrial is already pioneering research into fuel cell technology and, together with its powertrain brand FPT Industrial, launched a concept hydrogen fuel cell powertrain in 2018.

Many manufacturers are putting resources into electrifying their fleet but with large batteries, short running times, high cost of raw materials and the conflict with much grid electricity being generated from fossil fuels, it is unlikely that this could be a viable application for heavy-line machines without significant improvement in battery life and size.

CASE takes a “well to wheel” approach to sustainability. We analyse the carbon footprint from the energy source to the movement of the machines. In today’s climate, where electricity production is still firmly linked to fossil fuels, it is difficult to reduce carbon emissions sufficiently.

And, of course, you simply cannot match the power and the full day of autonomy delivered by a diesel engine with current electric solutions.

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Bridging with Biomethane

In order to reach a zero-carbon future, we need more viable alternatives. To best deliver on our customers’ business needs alongside our sustainability commitment, the long-term road to electrification is a multi-powered one The immediate need is to develop diesel engines that are as clean and efficient as possible. We’ve led the way in this field with our selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology and our Stage V engines, with optimised aftertreatment systems, which improve emissions while lowering fuel consumption. But the journey can’t stop here.

This leadership position continues as CASE investigates the use of more productive and pragmatic fuels such as natural gas and biomethane. Our commitment to this technology led us to develop the world’s first methane-powered construction vehicle: ProjectTETRA. ProjectTETRA provides immediate access to a virtuous cycle of energy generation. In just 60 days, biomethane can be created on site in a biodigester using waste food,

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Biomethane-powered machines already provide many environmental benefits. While ProjectTETRA delivers the same power as the current diesel-fuelled CASE 821G wheel loader and a full working day of autonomy, it reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 95 percent, polluting emissions by 80 percent and drive-by noise by 50 percent.

ProjectTETRA shows that access to alternative propulsion that meets the power that we have come to expect from diesel is possible now, albeit not in a commercially available option – yet.

Although biomethane would be the preferred fuel, network available methane is fully compatible with a

biomethane engine. Compressed natural gas (CNG) is already widely available in many regions, such as France, Germany, Italy and much of Scandinavia. Eventual commercialisation of a CNGpowered wheel loader will be driven by market acceptance and demand, but the advanced state of the natural gas infrastructure confirms that this is a viable option.

ProjectTETRA was born from a desire to produce a sustainable and practical alternative to the traditional diesel engine. But it’s not just about sustainable fuel.

ProjectTETRA is centred around combining environmentally conscious clean energy with stateof-the-art machine technologies to create the ultimate in machine productivity, style and comfort.

Borrowing Technology

As a group, we already have methane-powered vehicles in operation in many applications.

FPT Industrial, through its expertise in gas powertrain design, has

produced over 40,000 gas engines.

And the IVECO brand has proven the viability of this technology with 28,000 vehicles already benefitting from natural-gas-powered FPT engines.

Our decisions about the alternative fuel of the future are based firmly on our experience, our innovative spirit and our determination to provide pragmatic solutions for the real world.

For heavy-duty applications, zerocarbon with diesel performance is our goal, and we’ll use multiple power sources, including biomethane, to get us there.

Electrification is, and will continue to be, a part of that journey and we’ll launch electric vehicles where the application demands or requires it. We have the experience and the technology to adapt to the multipowered and varying demands that our customers face, and we will continue to deliver solutions that meet their needs and that of our precious planet.

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Constructing the Road to Zero

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JCB’s Chief Innovation and Growth Officer, Tim Burnhope explores the introduction of innovative electric technology into JCB’s range of construction equipment while reinforcing the fundamental role diesel power has to play in JCB’s future, in reducing harmful emissions and in building Britain’s infrastructure.

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In the last year, JCB has unveiled three new models that have marked a new dawn in the proud history of construction equipment innovation.

New products have included the 19C-1E – JCB’s first fully electric mini excavator; the 30-19E – JCB’s first fully electric Teletruk; the new range of Electric scissor lifts powered by lithium-ion batteries

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Leading the way in alternative fuel technologies, JCB will continue to enhance and develop its exciting electric power train but there is a common misconception that electric is the only answer to a clean-power future.

While huge investment, research and development and manufacturing expertise has gone into the development of these specialist products, electrification remains a niche market for applications in sensitive urban environments and enclosed spaces,

where zero emissions and reduced noise levels are a necessity.

Increasing Urbanisation

In the next thirty years the global population is expected to grow from seven billion to 10 billion. The number of city dwellers will increase from 54 per cent to 70 per cent of the population.

This means we need to continue to improve air quality, to continue to invest in improved technologies and to continue on the road towards zero harmful emissions.

Electric equipment undoubtedly has a role to play. With urbanisation, machines are operating more closely to people as well as digging underground, indoors, near hospitals and in food production

environments. As a result, there is a new zero emissions sector emerging. It is for this reason we have put ourselves at the forefront of alternative power technologies and developed our first ever electric machines.

However, with this increasing urbanisation comes an increased demand for more houses, more public amenities, more schools, more roads and railways. So ultimately, a massive need for more heavy-duty construction.

The Case for Diesel

For large scale excavators, electric power is quite simply too costly both financially and environmentally. It would cost £160,000 for a lithium-ion battery large enough to power a 20-tonne excavator for an eight-hour shift - not to mention the vast amount of carbon-dioxide produced in the battery’s manufacturing process.

Diesel, on the other hand, contains more energy than petrol, natural gas, a variety of battery types and many other fuels or power sources.

In fact, by mass, diesel contains around 54 times more energy than current lithium-ion batteries.

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Diesel is safe to can be delivered to site easily - even in remote locations. Finally, with their high torque nature and robustness, diesel engines are perfectly suited to heavy duty applications, including use in construction equipment.

Given these benefits it is a major concern that the basic power systems the majority of our industry’s machines use - diesel engines - are in danger of being caught in the collateral damage caused largely by the automotive sector diesel scandals

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JCB has long been, and will remain, committed to leading our sector in helping to make construction equipment cleaner and healthier.

Cutting exposure to air pollutants and reducing greenhouse gas emissions is something we take very seriously and, just as innovation has been at the heart of our first fully electric models, it has also been integral to our ground-breaking clean diesel engine development too.

We know that creating cleaner machines starts with creating cleaner engines. We have designed and built our engines at our plant in Derbyshire since 2004.

Our investment has helped to make our existing engines dramatically better. So much so that in an urban environment where there is already a degree of pollution, the air that comes out of the engine can often be cleaner than the air that goes in.

In fact, our vehicles and machines emit less than buses and haulage vehicles.

By way of evidence that JCB’s clean diesel engines work for construction and the environment, we only need to look to our capital city. London has major air pollution issues, but if all the vehicles on its roads used JCB’s clean diesel technology there would be almost no air quality issues from road transport.

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A Clear Difference As stricter legislation drives innovation, that innovation drives technological revolution and provides a genuine opportunity to differentiate from competitors.

Our measures for Tier 4 compliance were the perfect example of this.

At that stage, while

other engine manufacturers chose to meet challenges by incorporating diesel particulate filters, JCB did not.

JCB’s novel combustion process meant that pollutants were dealt with in the combustion chamber, rather than finding their way into the exhaust gases, to be dealt with later.

And as emissions legislation has, quite rightly, continued to tighten, we’ve proven our industry-leading capabilities yet again.

For Stage V, the next phase of emissions legislation, JCB is using

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Particulate Control Technology to meet requirements but has once again sought an alternative to bolting on a DPF. The next generation particulate technology is more than just a particulate filter. It combines a low emissions combustion system with catalysts and filters, all managed by a sophisticated engine and after-treatment control system. This ensures the exhaust emissions are minimised over a wide range of operating conditions. It’s completely integrated, highly reliable, highly effective and invisible to the customer.

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E-TEC range from JCB could be the perfect solution.

In addition to developments on the engines themselves, JCB’s team can remotely monitor engine performance using our ‘LiveLink’ telematics system to ensure that vehicles are performing in the most efficient way possible. For example,

How JCB Sees the Future

JCB is a proud part of Britain’s manufacturing sector and significant contributor to the UK economy. Our machines play an important role in supporting vital industries and social priorities, particularly housebuilding, infrastructure and agriculture.

Whether they are helping to meet the target of 300,000 new homes every year, building new transport links like HS2 and the smart motorway network, or keeping Britain’s farms working efficiently and safely, JCB machines are part of the fabric of Britain.

We have spent considerable time and effort to dramatically improve the environmental performance of our machines, to the point where they can play an important role in improving air quality.

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JCB hopes to see government policies that enable the UK to meet priorities for clean air, while also meeting targets for building the housing and infrastructure on which the population depends.

We see a balanced future, where the optimum machine should be selected for each application. Right now, that is a future where clean diesel machines deliver on the majority of projects. But in sensitive environments - demanding quiet operation or zero emissions at point of use - the innovative new

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LiveLink has contributed to a 43 percent reduction in CO2 on an average product.

The technology we deploy on the ground is similar to that used by organisations such as Rolls Royce and GE to monitor the performance of their aeroplane engines midair. We’ve even shared the data

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LiveLink is helping customers learn how to use their machines more productively to enhance efficiently reduce CO2 output.

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For every 1 construction machine there are 228 road vehicles in the Greater London Area.

JCB E-TEC models offer zero emissions at point of use with no compromise on performance.

Diesel engines are efficient compared with petrol engines. They use around 20 per cent less fuel, emit 15 per cent less CO2 and cost less to run.

A new diesel powered JCB produces 3 times less NOx and 2 times less Particulate Matter than a new hybrid London bus produces in a day.

(Source: TFL) JCB E-TEC models can carry out a typical full shift’s operation on a single charge.

To run a 20-tonne excavator all day, emission free, it would take four lithiumion batteries costing £160,000, charged by a wind turbine costing £1.0 million to build.

JCB’s improved fuel efficiency has saved 2.5 billion litres of diesel since 2010. Enough to fill 1,000 Olympic size swimming pools.

With no tethers, no trailing cables and no extractors, JCB E-TEC models give customers the freedom to operate anywhere at any time.

JCB has reduced CO2 by 43 percent across its products since 2010 preventing 6.7 million tonnes of CO2 emissions. The same impact as banning all 2.96m registered vehicles from Greater London for 1 year.

(Sources: LAEI 2013) A domestic burner can emit as much soot in one day as a new JCB digger does in six months.

The latest generation of engines meet the Stage V EU emissions regulations and have almost eradicated harmful emissions. NOx is down 97 percent and soot particulates are down by 98 percent.

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The Future is Now Wacker Neuson was one of the first movers in the journey towards reduced environmental impact having launched a specific zero emissions equipment range back in 2015. But the company shows no signs of slowing in its fight against pollution.

Fine dust pollution in cities is a significant current issue, more and more municipalities discuss setting limit values. Thus, the legal requirements for exhaust emissions in the construction machinery sector have been continuously tightened, and the question of alternative drive systems for various vehicle classes is becoming increasingly important.

The wide range of electrically driven machines offered by Wacker Neuson operates without exhaust emissions and with very low noise emissions, which allows them to be used in inner-city areas, inside buildings and on sensitive sites, for example near kindergartens, schools or hospitals.

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Wacker Neuson identified the market demand for zero emission construction machinery and equipment at an early stage and therefore deployed and developed the appropriate resources in response; as the first in the industry, the manufacturer launched the zero emission product line in 2015. Because of this early move towards emission-free machinery, Wacker Neuson has a great deal of experience and know-how in this area. Recently, further manufacturers have been starting to offer first electrically-powered solutions. This is a positive development, as it helps develop the respective infrastructure and broadens the acceptance of such equipment with construction companies.

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line already enables customers to carry out the entire process of maintaining the infrastructure on a classic inner-city construction site completely emission-free and noisereduced.

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Demolition powered high frequency internal vibrator system for concrete consolidation. Furthermore, Wacker Neuson offers some zero emission compact machines: the wheel loader WL20e, the track dumper DT10e and the wheel dumper DW15e. The excavator 803 dual power can also work emission-free: In addition to the integrated diesel engine, the electro-hydraulic unit HPU8 can be connected to the 803 excavator if necessary. In this way, the excavator can be operated electrically. The market launch of the 1.7-ton electric mini-excavator EZ17e is currently in preparation.

With this broad product portfolio of electrical construction machinery and equipment, an entire innercity construction site can now be operated completely free of emissions.

There are already certain examples for construction sites where customers have only been able to meet special requirements thanks to the zero emission solutions from Wacker Neuson, e.g. the refurbishment of a hospital in Italy, the renovation of the Olympic indoor swimming pool in Munich during ongoing operations, or the demolition work in the cellar vault of a fortress, as well as a number of tunnelling applications. In the future, special requirements with regard to emissions and noise reduction will gain in importance and become more and more frequent.

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In addition to electric construction machines, Wacker Neuson also offers a range of emission-free compaction products: three battery-powered rammers, three vibratory plates and an internal vibrator system can be operated with a modular lithium ion battery, which has been

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All zero emission products are highly efficient, and although there is a slightly higher purchase price, it pays for itself within the first two to three years, as maintenance for electric drives is much lower or not necessary at all. Furthermore,

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operating costs are significantly lower; improved machine availability takes into combination the positive aspects of maintenance-free operation. In addition, the handling of electric products is simple: the battery-powered rammers and plates are started simply with the push of a button.

Ease of use extends to charging, as well: all zero emission solutions from Wacker Neuson can be charged at a household power outlet

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semiconductor and lithium-ion manufacturers. The lithium-ion battery employed for these seven products is designed so that technological improvements can be implemented quickly. The BP1400 battery presented at Bauma 2019 is the third generation of this battery platform.

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designed and developed for tough use on construction sites. All of the following machines use the same battery from a modular system: the internal vibrator IEe, the vibratory plates AP2560e, AP1840e and AP1850e, and the battery-powered rammers AS30e, AS50e and AS60e: The smallest rammer model AS30e is a special vibratory rammer for compacting pipe spandrels or branching points, whilst the larger vibratory rammer AS50e, as well as the new model AS60e are employed for all traditional vibratory rammer applications. The compaction performance matches that of the respective gasolinepowered vibratory rammers of the same class. Regarding the battery-powered vibratory plates, Wacker Neuson extended the zero emission range in the year 2018 by the single direction models AP1840e and AP1850e. In 2019, the model AP2560e followed. With an operating width of 600 mm, it is the specialist for vibrating interlocking paving stones, but can also be used for classic compaction work on granular soils. In addition, it also facilitates work indoors and in other emission-sensitive areas, such as in trenches, sheeting and bracings.

The battery-powered vibratory plate is also suitable for application in water protection areas, since no combustion engines may be used there. The seventh product that can be operated with this battery, is the internal vibrator system for concrete compaction. The system makes it possible to work without a power cable, which means new freedom of movement for the end user and a high level of operating comfort during concrete consolidation.

The powerful lithium-ion battery is inserted in a converter backpack (ACBe). The operator thus carries the power source directly when working, eliminating the need for long power cables.

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Fully charged, all zero emission products have enough power to last the duration of an average working day – a requirement that Wacker Neuson sets itself to launch a zero emission solution.

Besides the completely emissionfree working, Wacker Neuson has opted for the electric motor as an alternative to combustion engines because their efficiency is significantly higher in comparison.

Moreover, the noise emissions are up to five times lower than with conventional construction machinery and equipment, which is another major benefit for the operator, especially in noisesensitive environments.

Looking to the Future

While Wacker Neuson is working on larger zero emission products, these new additions will not exceed the class of machinery currently produced. In general, a technically feasible solution may not always be the most appropriate approach for the customer; however, customer benefit is always at the forefront of all developments at Wacker Neuson.

The battery will continue to assert itself in the construction equipment sector. In the smaller power range, purely electrically operated construction machines are an attractive alternative to conventional products. However, a much more differentiated picture will emerge in the future across the entire range of construction machinery: a wide variety of alternative drive systems, hybrid drives, synthetic fuels and similar innovations will re-shape the

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In the future, Wacker Neuson will invest in the expansion of its zero emission line; the goal is to offer at least one zero emission product in all core product groups in the medium term. For example, at Bauma 2019, the Zero Tail

excavator EZ26e, the batterypowered counterpart to the EZ26 conventional excavator, was presented as a technological study for the first time.

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landscape of products available.

Wacker Neuson is constantly testing alternative drive technologies and cooperates with universities and start-up companies in this area to bring innovative developments closer. Ultimately, it is the application and market acceptance that are decisive – this is what Wacker Neuson will focus upon.

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Selective Electrification With the construction and demolition equipment industry’s largest and most comprehensive product line, Caterpillar has taken – perhaps – the broadest perspective upon the electrification of machines and individual drive systems.

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Thanks to decades of innovation in improving engine technology, today’s cars, trucks and other vehicles are cleaner and quieter than ever. More stringent regulations worldwide are driving manufacturers to redesign products to meet more ambitious standards while addressing customer needs for better efficiency and lower fuel

costs. So too are changing societal attitudes about environmental sustainability. People demand — and deserve — fewer emissions and less noise in the areas where they live, work and play.

Both factors help explain the move toward electrification, most visible in Europe and within the automotive sector. At Caterpillar, we are ready.

In fact, we’ve been investing in electrification for decades. Our engineers hold numerous patents in this space, and Cat electrified

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products are at work on customer sites around the globe. Innovation comes standard on every product we make, and we’re convinced that electrification is a technology that brings key benefits to our customers.

Electrification Defined

At Caterpillar, we define electrification as “making a machine, product or system operate using electricity when it did not before.”

Electrification, along with highefficiency energy conversion, is one

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of five key pillars in our technology strategy. Electrified equipment, in the right application, can benefit customers in each of our major industry segments through fuel savings, increased environmental sustainability, greater durability and higher productivity. Since the customer value proposition is quite diverse, so is our range of solutions.

For some customers, generating zero emissions is the goal; for others, it’s burning less fuel or increasing power density.

Customers won’t sacrifice quality, reliability or durability to achieve these objectives. That’s why our electrification strategy begins and ends with customer needs — and why we’re pursuing not a single solution, but a versatile approach that lets us match the right product to the application. That includes: • Fully electric products Featuring single or multiple non-engine electric power sources, these products are best suited for environments where eliminating emissions is key — underground, indoors, urban areas and some agricultural segments. Many of our electric rope shovels, draglines and oil and gas compression products have long been fully electric. In 2017, we created a proof-ofconcept R1300 underground loader with a battery-electric powertrain, which is now driving the development of our next generation battery-powered R1700 Mining Loader.

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electric power, these products are ideal for operations where using less fuel is a priority. Our D7E dozer, which first went to work in 2009, features a diesel-electric powertrain that delivers up to 30% better fuel efficiency — saving customers millions of litres of fuel over the last decade. Other examples of diesel-electric products in our portfolio include the 794 AC and 795F AC electric drive trucks and Electro-Motive locomotives.

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Hybrid products - Working alongside an engine, numerous other power sources — batteries, tethered or cablepowered electric systems, hydraulic accumulators, high-speed flywheels — can reduce emissions and improve efficiency. Our marine hybrid propulsion system delivers full diesel-mechanical power in work mode, then switches to more efficient diesel-electric operation for less-demanding applications. Our hybrid energy solutions provide renewable electric power to stationary locations in remote areas via a combination of generator sets, solar and energy storage building blocks.

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Developing the right electrified products for our customers’ diverse needs isn’t something we’re doing alone. Our dealers around the world are on the front lines of the electrification movement — adapting existing Cat products to specific regional or jobsite requirements.

German Cat dealer Zeppelin, for example, has been working with Caterpillar to develop a tethered, electrified material handler primarily for use indoors. Zeppelin has also adapted a Cat 302.7D CR mini excavator into a dual-power machine that can switch between a standard diesel engine or a cablepowered electric motor. And Pon Equipment is building eight fully electric excavators, based on our 323F model, for the Norwegian market that will run on electric motors, controllers and heavy-duty batteries.

Though every industry we serve is unique, our customers share many goals — among them working more productively, efficiently and cost-effectively. To help them adapt to electrification more quickly, at a lower cost and with less risk, we’ll be applying tried-and-true concepts across industries, applications and products large and small. At the same time, we’ll also continue to seek the breakthrough innovations Caterpillar is known for, putting both bright minds and research and development dollars to work to make sure our customers have the tools to succeed in a partially or fully electric future.

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The Coleman Group’s vision for #DigitalDemolition We’re embracing technology to help us improve our industry and our wellbeing....

Specialist contractor The Coleman Group has launched a pioneering vision to deliver an entirely autonomous demolition job, which would improve safety, increase productivity and overcome skills shortages.

digitally executed project – initially undertaken and refined using virtual modelling before being executed autonomously using smart devices and pushing the boundaries with robotic demolition equipment.

For the first time, The Coleman Group’s #DigitalDemoltion concept showcases the true potential of big data and digital technologies for the demolition sector, bringing together current technologies and future opportunities within the fourth industrial revolution (IR4).

Mark Coleman, CEO of The Coleman Group said: “#DigitalDemoltion is about pushing the extent to which we embrace technology and devices to help make our lives easier and more reliable.

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“The Demolition sector has also welcomed the introduction of BIM modelling and drone technology for site inspection and hazard identification.

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“We are also now starting to see the world’s leading equipment manufactures embrace 5G technology to drive innovation, such as operating equipment in one country from control room in another country.”

The Coleman Group’s #DigitalDemoltion vision also drives efficiencies across operational and support functions, from H&S and environmental, to process, procedures and employee wellbeing.

Mark adds: “Ultimately this about making better use of data to enable us all to make more informed decisions.”

Mark has been travelling the world gathering information for The Coleman Group’s vision. One thing that really struck a chord with him whilst on the excellent EDA study tour to Japan was they have recognised that the barriers to entry into our market are ones of our making.

The Japanese call it the three K’s, in translation to English they are the three D’s – Difficulty, Dirty and Dangerous.

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Diesel Output

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DR300

20kW

DR450

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Blade(s) Width

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1,500 mm

1,960 mm

2,220 mm

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Min. Tail Turning Radius

620 mm

790 mm

1,290 mm

1,500 mm

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Main Body Width

990 mm

1,350 mm

1,760 mm

2,150 mm

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990* mm

1,500 mm

1,960 mm

2,200 mm

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5,015 mm

4,470 mm

7,300 mm

9,930 mm

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1,230 mm

1,560 mm

1,990 mm

2,300 mm

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360 mm

440 mm

500 mm

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190 mm

320 mm

405 mm

500 mm

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1,400 mm

1,650 mm

1,850 mm

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5,600 mm

6,232 mm

8,046 mm

10,334 mm

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3,795 mm

4,450 mm

5,706 mm

6,684 mm

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Min. Swing Radius

1,440 mm

1,980 mm

2,460 mm

2,420 mm

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3,545 mm

4,040 mm

5,500 mm

6,930 mm

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5,117 mm

6,658 mm

8,552 mm

9,914 mm

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A & W Demolition Bracknell Buckhurst Moors Amen Corner, Binfield BRACKNELL Berkshire RG12 8TD

A M A C Grab Hire Chorleywood Little Chalfont AMERSHAM Buckinghamshire HP6 6SE

A B C Demolition Ltd Coombe Works Coombe Road London NW10 0EB A B Demolition Engineers UK Ltd 5 Palmer Street WESTON SUPER MARE Avon BS23 1RP A C Flint General Contractor Flints, Thorington Road Thorington HALESWORTH Suffolk IP19 9JG A Class Diamond Drilling Ltd 16 Vale Road SUTTON Surrey SM1 1QH A D M Regeneration Warrington Lane LYMM Cheshire WA13 0SA A G D J Brown Contractors Ltd 10 West Road Watton Thetford Norfolk IP25 6AU

A O C Demolition 5a Victoria Lane Whitefield MANCHESTER Greater Manchester M45 6BL A P B Boddington Demolition The Old P O W Camp Boddington Road, Byfield DAVENTRY Northamptonshire NN11 6XU A R M H Reclamation 53 Main Street Milton DERBY Derbyshire DE65 6EF A Stevens Plant Hire Ltd Meadows Farm Newmans Lane, West Moors FERNDOWN Dorset BH22 0LW Aberdare Demolition Ltd Prospect House Canal Road ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan CF44 0AG

Able UK Able House Billingham Reach Industrial Estate Haverton Hill Road Billingham Cleveland TS23 1PX Absolute Demolition Ltd Newbridge Farm Fox Street, Ardleigh COLCHESTER Essex CO7 7PN AC Demolition Services 1 Pikehelve Street WEST BROMWICH West Midlands B70 0TU Ace Demolition Services Ltd Belmont, The Street High Ongar ONGAR Essex CM5 9NB Action Demolition Ltd Edward House NEWARK Nottinghamshire NG24 1DP Adept Demolition Ltd Browside Farm Medley Lane, Northowram HALIFAX West Yorkshire HX3 7SX Adsett Trading Woodlands View Adsett Lane, Adsett WESTBURY ON SEVERN Gloucestershire GL14 1PH

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Advanced Demolition 1a Crumpets Farm Drive Lytchett Matravers POOLE Dorset BH16 6AL A G Edwards & Son Demolition Leewood Farm Yard Effingham Common Road Leatherhead Surrey KT24 5JG Ailsbury Waterston Road MILFORD HAVEN Dyfed SA73 1DR Aitch Demolition Co. Ltd C/O Hillier Hopkins LLP, First Floor Radius House, 51 Clarendon Road, Watford Hertfordshire WD17 1HP A J Kelly & Co (UK) Ltd The Heath Business & Technical Park, Runcorn, Cheshire WA7 4QX Alan Few & Company Ltd 3 Maplin Gardens BASILDON Essex SS14 1SR Alan Maunder Pencavo Farm SALTASH Cornwall PL12 5AE Albion Jones Ltd Bernera Works Psalters Lane ROTHERHAM South Yorkshire S61 1DQ

Alford Technical Services Ltd Westbury Quarry Stancombe Lane Westbury Sub Mendip WELLS Somerset BA5 1HT All About Demolition Ltd Staffordshire House Beechdale Road Nottingham NG8 3FH All in Demolition Weir Farm Station Road Thorpe-On-The-Hill LINCOLN Lincolnshire LN6 9BS Andy Mac Ltd Unit 1 Reddish Business Centre 123A Gorton Road Stockport Cheshire SK5 6EE Anglian Demolition & Asbestos Ltd West Carr Road Atteborough Norfolk NR17 1AN AR Demolition Ltd 36 Main Street Carlton NUNEATON Warwickshire CV13 0EZ Armac Group Stonebridge House Kenilworth Road, Meriden COVENTRY West Midlands CV7 7LJ

Ash Demolition 28 Wolsey Street HEYWOOD Lancashire OL10 3AU

B D B Dismantling Station Road Industrial Estate Valley Road, Wombwell BARNSLEY South Yorkshire S73 0BS

Ashworth Demolition Unit 5 Stanley Court Alan Ramsbottom Way, Great Harwood BLACKBURN Lancashire BB6 7UR Austin Wilkinson Demolition Office 4 145 - 147 Liverpool Road Cadishead, Manchester M44 5BT Axio Special Works Ltd Unit 8 Hove Enterprise Centre Basin Road North, Portslade BRIGHTON East Sussex BN41 1UY Axis Demolition Unit 30 Stella Gill Industrial Estate Pelton Fell Chester-le-Street County Durham DH2 2RQ B & B Enterprises Contractors Ltd Sudmeadow Road GLOUCESTER Gloucestershire GL2 5HG B & B Industrial Dismantling Ltd 4 Queen Street WORKSOP Nottinghamshire S80 2AN B Betchley Groundworks Wattlehurst Farm Kingsfold HORSHAM West Sussex RH12 3SD

B D P Ltd Belfast Yard Sovereign Works Gelderd Road, Birstall BATLEY West Yorkshire WF17 9PY B J P Plants Firebeacon Bridge Firebeacon Lane, Wragholme LOUTH Lincolnshire LN11 7BE B Kettle & Co Ltd Transport House Sneyd Hill STOKE ON TRENT Staffordshire ST6 2DZ B Lancaster & Son Acres Chadderton Oldham Lancashire OL1 2RP B Small Contracts Ltd 7a Flush Road Newcasle County Down BT33 0QF B W Contracts 42 Claremont Gardens ABERDEEN Aberdeenshire AB10 6RG Ballymore Services Unit 3 Gortush Business Centre Gortrush Industrial Estate OMAGH County Tyrone BT78 5EJ

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Bath Demolition Ltd Aldermoor Way Longwell Green BRISTOL Avon BS30 7EU Beattie Demolition Auchinvole Castle Kilsyth GLASGOW Lanarkshire G65 0SA Bedford Demolition Unit 5c Dean Street BEDFORD Bedfordshire MK40 3EQ Benchmark Demolition Ltd Abbey House Clarendon Rd Redhill RH1 1QZ Berkley Demolition Ltd 4 Old Park Lane Mayfair LONDON W1K 1QW Best Demolition Ltd Harcourt Lodge Burwash Road HEATHFIELD East Sussex TN21 8RA Best Off Contracts Ltd 1 Lane End Old Uxbridge Road RICKMANSWORTH Hertfordshire WD3 9XU Bestway Environmental The Wenta Business Centre 288b Colne Way WATFORD Hertfordshire WD24 7ND

DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z Bettinson Bros R & C High London Farm High London Lane Winfarthing DISS Norfolk IP22 2EG Birstall Demolition & Plant Services Ltd Unit 5 Carr Mills Bradford Road, Birstall BATLEY West Yorkshire WF17 9JX b-line Unit 5a Lombard Road WIMBLEDON London SW19 3TZ Blockade Services Limited Unit O/Lambs Business Pk/Terracotta Rd RH9 8LJ Bloom Demolition The Yard Askham Road East Markham Newark Nottinghamshire NG22 0RQ Blucon Ltd The Pump House Lyndons Farm Poolhead Lane, Earlswood SOLIHULL West Midlands B94 5ES Boddington Demolition Ltd Oak Farm, Priors Hardwick Road Upper Boddington DAVENTRY Northamptonshire NN11 6DW

Boiler & Plant Dismantlers Ltd 11 Wellfields LOUGHTON Essex IG10 1PB Bond Demolition Unit 3b Pantglas Industrial Estate, Bedwas CAERPHILLY Mid Glamorgan CF83 8DR Boss Plant Ltd Round Plantation Farm Rufford NEWARK Nottinghamshire NG22 9HA Bournemouth Reclamation 54 Southill Road BOURNEMOUTH Dorset BH9 1SH Bradley Demolition Ltd Kent Street PRESTON Lancashire PR1 1RY Bridgeplan Ltd Ellen Royd Street Halifax West Yorkshire HX3 6DN Briggs Demolition Bridge Works Wellington Street BURY Lancashire BL8 2AL Brookes Services Common Farm London Road Milton Common THAME Oxfordshire OX9 2NU

Brooks Plant Hire and Demolition Units 9 & 10, Hazel Court Burma Road Industrial Estate Manasfield, Nottingham NG21 0RY Brown & Mason Ltd Anson House Schooner Court Crossways Business Park DARTFORD Kent DA2 6QQ Burnfield Builders & Demolishers Ltd 10 Roebank Street GLASGOW Lanarkshire G31 3HX Butler Bros 49 West End Whittlesford CAMBRIDGE Cambridgeshire CB22 4LX Button Linguard Button House Pix Farm Lane Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire HP1 2RY C A J Services Haydens, Keysoe Road Thurleigh BEDFORD Bedfordshire MK44 2EA C D Demolition Specialists Ltd 39 Longhouse Road GRAYS Essex RM16 4RT C E P Demolition 142a Clydeholm Road GLASGOW Lanarkshire G14 0QQ

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C L S Demolition Atherton Way BRIGG South Humberside DN20 8AR CMEC Demolition William Isaac Building 3 Gibbons Street NOTTINGHAM Nottinghamshire NG7 2SB C Smith & Sons Sladen Fold Cottages Lightowlers Lane LITTLEBOROUGH Lancashire OL15 0LP C V D Fire Protection Ltd 1 Lawmuir Road Law CARLUKE Lanarkshire ML8 5JB C20 London 115 Ormside Street London SE15 1TF Cader Construction Ltd 1 Doseley Road North Dawley TELFORD Shropshire TF4 3AL Callaghan Demolition Estate Office Waterhouse Lane Kingswood, Tadworth Surrey KT20 6HT Cannon Demolition PO Box 2057 Seaford East Sussex BN25 3TF

DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z Cantillon 10 Elton Way WATFORD Hertfordshire WD25 8HH Capital Demolition Capital House Woodham Park Road, Woodham ADDLESTONE Surrey KT15 3TG Cardiff Demolition Ty To Maen Farm Newton Road Rummey Cardiff, South Glamorgan CF3 2EJ Cawarden Co Ltd Scotland Farm Ockbrook DERBY Derbyshire DE72 3RX Central Demolition Ltd Central House Chattam Industrial Estate Bonnyside Road Bonnybridge Sterlingshire FK4 2AG

Cheshire Groundwork Ltd Wall Pool Lodge Church Lane, Gawsworth MACCLESFIELD Cheshire SK11 9RQ Chris Whittle 21 Duchy Park Preston PAIGNTON Devon TQ3 1ES Chris Wright & Sons Bogston Lane Greenock Renfrewshire PA15 2UQ Church Street Demolition 16-28 Brasenose Road BOOTLE Merseyside L20 8HG Ciku Construction 63a Hawks Road Kingston-upon-Thames Surrey KT1 3EF

Chamic Industrial Services 27 Bankhead Drive Edinburgh Midlothian EH11 4DN

City Demolition Birmingham Blews Street Aston West Midlands B6 4EP

Charles Shaw Plant Hire & Groundwork Contractors Akesmoor Lane Gillow Heath STOKE ON TRENT Staffordshire ST8 6RT

City Demolition Contractors (Birmingham) Ltd Blews Street Aston Birmingham West Midlands B64 EP C J Charlton Group 2 Wyvern Close Ash Vale ALDERSHOT Surrey GU12 5SH

CL 16 Leigh Common Westhoughton BOLTON Lancashire BL5 3TQ Clarke Demolition Co Sinks Pit, Main Road Kesgrave, Ipswich Suffolk IP5 2PE Clearaway Demolition Maidstone Road Five Oak Green, Whetsted TONBRIDGE Kent TN12 6SQ Clemson Demolition Unit 28 Manor Farm Peppard Common Henley-on-Thames Ocfordshire RG9 5LA Cliff Groundwork & Driveways 16 Lambert Road Ribbleton PRESTON Lancashire PR2 6YQ Clifford Devlin Clifford House Towcester Road London E3 3ND CLS Demolition Atherton Way Brigg North Lincolnshire DN20 8AR Coleman Group 10 Station Road CHERTSEY Surrey KT16 8BE

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Collingbourne Demolition Collstar Farm Malthouse Lane, Llantarnam CWMBRAN Gwent NP44 3EE Collins Demolition Unit 2b Park Lane KIRBY-IN-ASHFIELD Nottinghamshire NG17 9LE Comley Demolition Ltd Southern Way Rye Common, Odiham HOOK Hampshire RG29 1HU Complete Demolition Ltd Stafford House Unit 4 Westbury Industrial Estate Westbury Street HYDE Cheshire SK14 4QP Concrete Services 151 Huddersfield Road Meltham HOLMFIRTH West Yorkshire HD9 4AJ Connell Brothers Ltd Orchard House Orchard Street SALFORD Lancashire M6 6FL Connolly Reclaims Stone The Stoneyard Church ACCRINGTON Lancashire BB5 0ED

Countryside Demolition & Reclamation Earwig Farm House East End Pavenham BEDFORD Bedfordshire MK43 7PR Cromwell Demolition Grosvenor House Grosvenor Road Whittlesey Peterborough PE7 1AQ Crushintons 108 Sandfield Farm Northwall Road DEAL Kent CT14 6PP

DES Unit 4 Regents Court Farmoor Lane REDDITCH Worcestershire B98 0SD

DSM Arden House Arden Road, Saltley BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B8 1DE

D F & M J Spindler LLP 1 Mallard Close Tollesbury MALDON Essex CM9 8RR

D W W Contacting Services Ltd Unit 2c Salters Lane Sedgefield STOCKTON ON TEES Cleveland TS21 3EE

D G Sayers Ltd Woodside Farm Broomham Lane, Whitesmith LEWES East Sussex BN8 6JQ

D & A Demolition 30 Barbara Avenue Canvey Island Essex SS8 0HA

D Hughes Demolition & Excavation Ltd Coteman Heights Farm Hill Top Lane, Delph OLDHAM Lancashire OL3 5RW

DA Environmental Services Maida Vale Business Centre 1 Mead Road Chelthenham GL53 7ER

D J Walker Unit S Great Bridge Industrial Estate Bridge Road TIPTON West Midlands DY4 0JL

D B S Demolition 54 Singer Way, Woburn Road Industrial Estate Kempston, Bedford Bedforshire MK42 7AF

D P L Enabling Ltd Sheepbridge Business Centre 655 Sheffield Road CHESTERFIELD Derbyshire S41 9ED

D Boswell & Sons Sledmere Crossing Depot Stamford Bridge Road, Dunnington YORK North Yorkshire YO19 5LN D D S Demolition Charles Anthony House Manston Road MARGATE Kent CT9 4JW

D R Solutions Essex 7 New Road Rayne BRAINTREE Essex CM77 6TG D R Warwick Adsett Farm Adsett WESTBURY ON SEVERN Gloucestershire GL14 1PQ

D Worthington Ltd 1 Broadsword Way Burbage HINCKLEY Leicestershire LE10 2QL Daltons Demolitions Ltd Gogar Station Rd Edinburgh EH12 9BU David Dyett Ltd Lyon Way Frimley CAMBERLEY Surrey GU16 7ER David Geddes Contractors Ltd Swilburn Colliston Abroath, Angus DD11 3SH David Humphrey & Son Beechwood Farm Cattle Dyke, Gorefield WISBECH Cambridgeshire PE13 4NP David Morton Larbert Ltd Glen Works Glen Village FALKIRK Stirlingshire FK1 2BQ

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David Smith Contractors Ltd Crimond Airfield Crimond FRASERBURGH Aberdeenshire AB43 8QQ Decom Group Ltd 9 Greenfinch Road Easington Lane HOUGHTON LE SPRING Tyne And Wear DH5 0GG Deconstruct UK Burdett House 15-16 Buckingham Street London WC2N 6DU Dem Tek Demolition Ltd 110 Broad Street GLASGOW Lanarkshire G40 2BA Demcom Ltd 28 St Thomas Place ELY Cambridgeshire CB7 4EX Dem-Master Demolition Pottishaw Place Whitehill Industrial Estate BATHGATE West Lothian EH48 2EN Demo One Ltd 10 Hornsby Square Southfields Business Park BASILDON Essex SS15 6SD Democon UK Unit 5 Pole Position London Road, Bassetts Pole SUTTON COLDFIELD West Midlands B75 5SA

DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z Demolition & Dismantling Ltd Unit 2 Blainscough Works Blainscough Lane, Coppull CHORLEY Lancashire PR7 5HT Demolition J B 50a Aldershot Road GUILDFORD Surrey GU2 8AF Demolition Network Services New Works, Sion Street Radcliffe Manchester, Greater Manchester M26 3SB Demolition Services Ltd D S L House Wortley Moor Road LEEDS West Yorkshire LS12 4JE Demolition South West Ltd Unit 1 Toldish Lane Indian Queens ST. COLUMB Cornwall TR9 6HL Demrec Ltd 17 Middlegate MANCHESTER Lancashire M40 0JP Dennis Clancy & Sons 44A Sillars Meadow Irvine Ayrshire KA12 0LZ Derby Demolition Unit 16, Victoria Way Royal Scott Road, Pride Park Derby, Derbyshire DE24 8AN

Diamond Concrete Drilling Co Ltd 7 Barskimming Road Mauchline Ayrshire KA5 5AJ Digtech UK Ltd Rose Cottage Hooton ELLESMERE PORT Cheshire CH66 1NG Direct Demolition 57 Clayford Avenue FERNDOWN Dorset BH22 9PQ Dismantling & Engineering Services Willenhall Road WILLENHALL West Midlands WV13 3AE Dorton Group Station Goods Yard Station Road BURGESS HILL West Sussex RH15 9DG Down to Earth Demolition Unit 1, Moorebridge Works Bestwood Road Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG6 8SS Downwell Demolition Newcastle House Oliver Close WEST THURROCK Essex RM20 3E DSR Demolition 25 holmley bank Dronfield Derbyshire S18 2HP

Dunton Plant Ltd The Courtyard Gorsey Lane Coleshill Birmingham West Midlands B46 1JA Dymacore Unit 2, The Old Quarry Catonr Cross Ashburton, Devon TQ13 7LH E D & M A Redpath & Sons Eildon House Queens Road Wooler Northumberland NE71 6DR E D Demolition Services Ltd 15 Dollman Street BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B7 4RP E Nicholson 445 Balmore Road GLASGOW Lanarkshire G22 6NX E S Green & Sons 65 Carnbane Road LISBURN County Antrim BT27 5NG East Midlands Demolition The Sidings Duffield Road Industrial Estate Little Eaton DERBY Derbyshire DE21 5EG Eastlands Demolition Eastland Field Farm Marston Lane Marston Jabbett Bedworth Warwickshire CV12 9SD

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Eastwood Ltd 135 Shore Road NEWTOWNABBEY County Antrim BT37 9SY Eastwood Metals Recycling 152 Hythe Street DARTFORD Kent DA1 1BN Econ Construction Econ House Old Maidstone Road Ruxley Sidcup, Kent DA14 5AZ Eless Unit 6 Leigh Industrial Estate The Causeway, Heybridge MALDON Essex CM9 4LJ Eless Decommissioning Services Unit 16 Graylands Estate Langhurstwood Road HORSHAM West Sussex RH12 4QD Elford Demolition & Remediation Ltd Portway Road WEDNESBURY West Midlands WS10 7DZ Elite Demolition Yorkshire Chambers 112-114 Pilgrim Street Newcastle-upon-Tyne NE1 SQ Embassy Demolition 29 Nobel Road Eley Industrial estate Edmonton, London N18 3BH

Emp Demolition Ltd 2 Delaware Road BLACKPOOL Lancashire FY3 7JZ Empringham Demolition Hallands Farm College Road BARROW UPON HUMBER South Humberside DN19 7ED Envirodem Ltd 93 Swanston Street GLASGOW Lanarkshire G40 4HG Erith Contractors Erith House Queen Street ERITH Kent DA8 1RP Essex Demolition Contractors Ltd 1 Navigation Road CHELMSFORD Essex CM2 6ND Euro Demolition & Dismantling Ltd Unit 17 Marchington Industrial Estate Stubby Lane Marchington Uttoxeter Staffordshire ST14 8LP Europlant UK Demolition Division Ltd 1 Cornerways River Road, Taplow MAIDENHEAD Berkshire SL6 0BB

Evolution Enabling 22 Sirdar Road Brook Road Industrial Estate RAYLEIGH Essex SS6 7XF

F T S Demolition 35 Carsthorne Road Carr Lane Industrial Estate Hoylake, Wirral, Merseyside CH47 4FB

Excaliber Services Sabichi House, 5 Wadsworth Road Perivale, Greenford Middlesex UB6 7JD

Fastsource Calder Vale Road WAKEFIELD West Yorkshire WF1 5PE Fearn Plant Ltd Wall Rudding Farm Saxilby Road, Doddington LINCOLN Lincolnshire LN6 4RY

Excavation & Contracting UK Ltd New Building West Quay Road Winwick WARRINGTON Cheshire WA2 8TL

Ferrari Demolition 6 Barnfield NEW MALDEN Surrey KT3 5RH

Excel Demolition & Groundworks Hawthorns Wantz Road Margaretting INGATESTONE Essex CM4 0EP

Fincham Demolition 16 Lord Nelson Drive New Costessey NORWICH Norfolk NR5 0UE

F C Richardson & Son 194 Yardley Road Birmingham West Midlands B27 6LR

Finley Bros Demolition Knox Cottage Knox Lane Cornsay Colliery DURHAM County Durham DH7 9DU

F Cooper & Sons 195 Frog Grove Lane Wood Street Village GUILDFORD Surrey GU3 3HD

Forshaw Demolition King House Stotts Park James Street, Westhoughton Bolton, Lancashire BL5 3QR

F Hardwick Ltd Scotch Park Trading Estate Forge Lane Leeds West Yorkshire LS12 2PY

Fox Demolition 1391 London Road LEIGH ON SEA Essex SS9 2SA

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Franklin Demolition 1 Rawreth Industrial Estate Rawreth Lane RAYLEIGH Essex SS6 9RL G B M UK Warwick Road Fairfield Industrial Estate LOUTH Lincolnshire LN11 0YB G Fry Demolition Yew Tree Farm, Main Road Westwood Nottingham NG16 5HW G J Gaywood Ltd Construction House, Porters Wood St Albans Hertfordshire AL2 6NW G J P Contract Services Ltd The Corner Bungalow King Street, Broseley Wood BROSELEY Shropshire TF12 5PS G O’Brien & Sons Durham Road Birtley CHESTER LE STREET County Durham DH3 2RA G P Paving 4 Rannock Avenue Kingsbury London NW9 7JN G R P Excavations Ltd Unit 7a County Business Park Darlington Road NORTHALLERTON North Yorkshire DL6 2NQ

DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z G T B Demolition Co Ltd 25 Cotton Street LIVERPOOL Merseyside L3 7DY Galebest Ltd Rother Valley Way Holbrook SHEFFIELD South Yorkshire S20 3RW Garvey Demolition The Green Chruch Street Telford, Shropshire TF1 1DG General Demolition 16 Lyon Road WALTON ON THAMES Surrey KT12 3PU Gill Demolitions Progress Works Hall Lane BRADFORD West Yorkshire BD4 7DT Gilpin Group The Horsefields Claypit Way, Sandygate NEWTON ABBOT Devon TQ12 3GP Glamorgan Opus One John Street Cefn Cribwr, Bridgend Mid Glamorgan CF32 0AD Glenbarrow Ltd 1a Newby Road STOCKPORT Cheshire SK4 2JJ

Gloucester Demolition Ltd Prospect House Bath Road Trading Estate Lightpill STROUD Gloucestershire GL5 3QF Gnat UK Ltd Unit 5 Jackson Court Olympic Way RICHMOND North Yorkshire DL10 4FD Goldhill Contracting Unit 4a Adams Way Alcester B49 6PU Goody Demolition Ovenden House Aylesham Industrial Estate, Aylesham CANTERBURY Kent CT3 3EP Gothard Landscape & Land Reclamation Ltd Gate House Sandhurst Road TILBURY Essex RM18 8DH

H F James Plant & Contractors Glencoe, Factory Road Pembrey BURRY PORT Dyfed SA16 0DZ

Havering Demolition & Recycling Ltd Chafford Park Farm Aveley Road UPMINSTER Essex RM14 2TE

H Smith Engineers Ltd 1st Floor The Manor Gatehouse Priory Road DARTFORD Kent DA1 2BJ

Headway Salvage Supply Demolition Linden Lea, Chequers Lane Walton On The Hill TADWORTH Surrey KT20 7RG

HWM Contracting Ltd Otterbourne Farm Kiln Lane Otterbourne Hampshire SO21 2EN Hague Plant Jubilee House Claywheels Lane SHEFFIELD South Yorkshire S6 1LZ Hamilton Construction Services Old Station Yard PETWORTH West Sussex GU28 0JF

Greater London Demolition 31 Jute Lane ENFIELD Middlesex EN3 7PJ

Harbour Demolition Adamswell House Broom Ln Langton Green Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN3 9JL

Gregory Demolition Group 78 River Road BARKING Essex IG11 0DS

Hardcore Crushing Ltd Moorfield Industrial Estate Moorfield Way, Altham ACCRINGTON Lancashire BB5 5TX

H F A Dolman Rear Of 34 Potters Way Temple Farm Industrial Estate SOUTHEND ON SEA Essex SS2 5SJ

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Heard Demolition Terminus Drive Pitsea Hall Lane Pitsea, Basildon Essex SS16 4UH Heysham Demolition Unit 14 Heyshem Business Park Middleton Morecambe Lancashire LA3 3PP Hill Demolition 1-3 Edinburgh Place Harlow Essex CM20 2DJ HiTec Demolition North West Ltd Unit 6 - 7-9 Lever St Little Lever Bolton BL3 1BA Holderness Metal Company The Station Station Road, Patrington HULL North Humberside HU12 0NE

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z Howard Stott Demolition Ltd Castle Clough Farm Castle Clough Hapton BURNLEY Lancashire BB12 7LN Hudsons T M S Ltd Old Pumping Station Hilton Bank SHIFNAL Shropshire TF11 8RH Hughes & Salvidge 11 Flathouse Road PORTSMOUTH Hampshire PO1 4QS Hurley Demolition Ltd Phoenix Business Park Brickfield Road Birmingham West Midlands B25 8HE Hutchinson Demolition Neverfield Works Calder Road Ravensthorpe Dewsbury WF13 3JS HWM Contracting Ltd Otterbourne Farm Kiln Lane Otterbourne Hampshire SO21 2EN I H Equipment Ltd 49a Lidgate Crescent South Kirkby PONTEFRACT West Yorkshire WF9 3NR Imperial Demolitions & Recycling Weircliffe Park St Andrews Road EXETER Devon EX4 2AF

Inglenorth Unit 81 Bradley Hall Trading Estate Bradley Lane, Standish WIGAN Lancashire WN6 0XQ International Waste Management Group Unit 27 Mayfield Industrial Estate DALKEITH Midlothian EH22 4AD J B Black Ayrshire Ltd Bairdsmill Crosshill MAYBOLE Ayrshire KA19 7PU J B C Demo Unit 6a, Beeches Road Community Enterprise Centre 1 Beeches Road West Bromwich West Midlands B70 6QE J B V Demolition 12 Howard Court Manor Park RUNCORN Cheshire WA7 1SJ J Bryan Victoria Ltd 1 Pickerings Road Halebank Widnes Cheshire WA8 8XW J C Butler Demolition Ryecroft House Greaves Lane Threapwood MALPAS Cheshire SY14 7AS

J C J Group Unit 5 121-127 Salamanca Street GLASGOW Lanarkshire G31 5ES

J Mould Reading Burghfield Bridge Burghfield READING Berkshire RG30 3XN

J D Crabtree High House Farm Straight Lane Addingham ILKLEY West Yorkshire LS29 9JU

J S Berry Contractors Ltd Stone Field Blackleach Lane, Catforth PRESTON Lancashire PR4 0JA

J Freeley Ltd 14 Southern Street Worsley MANCHESTER Lancashire M28 3QN J G Mcvey & Co Ltd 25-27 Naylor Street LIVERPOOL Merseyside L3 6DR J Kennedy Demolition The Old Council Yard Gilchrist Thomas Industrial Estate Pontypool Gwent NP4 9RL J Knight Plant & Demolition Ltd 40 Mauldeth Road STOCKPORT Cheshire SK4 3NB J M Graham Groesfaen Farm Babell HOLYWELL Clwyd CH8 8PZ J M M Rubbish Uplifts 72 Tantallon Drive COATBRIDGE Lanarkshire ML5 2LU

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J W Cameron Demolition 19 Second Avenue Camels Head PLYMOUTH Devon PL2 2EQ Jager Associates Ltd 8 Wilford Lane West Bridgford NOTTINGHAM Nottinghamshire NG2 7QX J B V Demolition Ltd Unit 1, Boleyn Court Manor Park Industrial Estate Runcorn Cheshire WA7 1SR JD Manual Demolition 21 Pickering Road LEICESTER Leicestershire LE9 6WA Jennings of Pudsey 70 Marsh PUDSEY West Yorkshire LS28 7NY

Joe Williams Demolition Aston Bury Farm Aston STEVENAGE Hertfordshire SG2 7EG

KDC Sharston Green Business Park 1 Robeson Way MANCHESTER Greater Manchester M22 4SW

Kent Demolition Company Ltd M G I House 3 Monson Road TUNBRIDGE WELLS Kent TN1 1LH

L K S Demolition & Groundwork 2 Sandy Lane Scalford Melton Mowbray Leicestershire LE14 4DS

John Beech Ltd Dock Road North WIRRAL Merseyside CH62 4TQ

K P Groundworks Demolition 44 Carlton Avenue WESTCLIFF ON SEA Essex SS0 0QL

Kernow Coppice 14 Trelawney Road PADSTOW Cornwall PL28 8EH

L P D Demolition Unit 4 Hickman Avenue WOLVERHAMPTON West Midlands WV1 2BS

Kinetic Demolition Ltd Unit 3 Macmerry Industrial Estate TRANENT East Lothian EH33 1RD

L Rifkin Demolitions Marsh Street Kirkdale LIVERPOOL Merseyside L20 2BL

L A Moore Ltd The Old Railway Yard Haybridge WELLS Somerset BA5 1AH

L T Demolition Clapham BEDFORD Bedfordshire MK41 6AR

John F Hunt Ltd Europa Park London Road Grays, Essex RM20 4DB John Stacey & Sons Ltd Stacey Industrial Park Silchester Road Tadley, Hampshire RG26 3PZ John Tinnelly & Sons Ltd 46 Forkhill Road Cloughoge NEWRY County Down BT35 8LZ Jordan Contract Midlands Ltd Canalside Yard Brickyard Road Napton Southam Warwickshire CB47 8NT K C P Demolition Fairmeadow Crays Hill Road Crays Hill BILLERICAY Essex CM11 2YR

KPH Unit 1 Paddock Barn Farm Godstone Road CATERHAM Surrey CR3 6SF K T Demolition Ltd 32a Holmsey Green Beck Row BURY ST. EDMUNDS Suffolk IP28 8AJ Keanes 45 Iverson Road London NW6 2HT Kelly Contractors & Plant Hire 10 Ballymaglave Road BALLYNAHINCH County Down BT24 8LX Keltbray Group St Andrew’s House Portsmouth Road Esher SURREY KT10 9TA Ken Fowler Demolition 19 Hollycroft East Chiltington LEWES East Sussex BN7 3AZ

L D D Construction 7 Eastbury Road Beckton London E6 6LP

Lakeside Reclamation Ltd Brewery Lane GATESHEAD Tyne And Wear NE10 0EY

L G Murphy Swansea Ltd Unit 11 Prospect Park Queensway, Fforestfach SWANSEA West Glamorgan SA5 4ED

Lance Box Group Office Block F Manor Way Business Park Manor way Swanscome, Kent DA10 0PP

L J Finch Snowdrop Cottage Norton Road, Great Ashfield BURY ST. EDMUNDS Suffolk IP31 3HJ

Lantern Services Swanland Road Potters Bar Herts EN6 3NQ

L O R Contracting Ltd Unit 1-3 Lostock Lane Lostock BOLTON Lancashire BL6 4BR

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Lawrie Demolition Ltd Rigifa Cove Aberdeen AB12 3LR

DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z Lawson Group Station Yard Station Road Shrivenham SWINDON Wiltshire SN6 8JL

Lowery Demolition Ltd Heathrow House Park Lane Horton Slough Berkshire SL3 9PR

M J Finnigan Demolition Suite 207 Station House Stamford New Road ALTRINCHAM Cheshire WA14 1EP

Linbro Demolition Haigh Lane Hoylandswaine SHEFFIELD South Yorkshire S36 7JJ

M & L Stevens Ltd Little Orchard Pike Fish Lane, Paddock Wood TONBRIDGE Kent TN12 6PS

M J M Con Ltd Space House Abbey Road London NW10 7SU

Ling Metals Ltd Unit 6-7 Stone Way Lakesview International Business Park, Hersden CANTERBURY Kent CT3 4GP Liverpool Reclamation & Demolition Ltd Target House Liver Industrial Estate Walton LIVERPOOL Merseyside L9 7ES London Demolition Ledger House Forest Green Road Fifield MAIDENHEAD Berkshire SL6 2NR LOR Contracting LTD 2 The Quad Gibfield Park Avenue Atherton M46 0SY Lothian Demolition Ltd Unit 9-11 Waverley Industrial Units Waverley Street BATHGATE West Lothian EH48 4HY

M & M Demolition Regus House Victory Way Crossways Business Park DARTFORD Kent DA2 6QD MAG 52 Bullwell Crescent Cheshunt WALTHAM CROSS Hertfordshire EN8 9HG

M W Crushing Ltd Three Trees Penfold Drive Great Billing Northampton Northamptonshire NN3 9EQ M Ward Demolition Ltd 1 Summer Lane Long Sutton SPALDING Lincolnshire PE12 9BL Macwilliam Demolition Ltd Hollandhurst Road COATBRIDGE Lanarkshire ML5 2EG

M O’Brien Plant Hire Ltd Hill & Cole Farm London Road Markyate St Albans Hertfordshire A13 8HA

Major Demolitions Harfreys Road Industrial Estate Harfreys Road GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk NR31 0JL

M Brown Demolition Ltd Church Farm Church Lane Stapleford Abbotts ROMFORD Essex RM4 1ES M G L Demolition Ltd Newburn Haugh Industrial Estate Newburn NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Tyne And Wear NE15 8SG

Maldon Demolition Station Road MALDON Essex CM9 4LQ

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Mark A Taylor Demolition Ltd Sondaw Snodworth Road Langho BLACKBURN Lancashire BB6 8DR Mark Wakefield Demolition Ltd Unit 6 Coopers Court, Coopers Lane Knowsley Industrial Park LIVERPOOL Merseyside L33 7UB Marksall Demolition Unit 10a May Avenue Industrial Estate May Avenue, Northfleet GRAVESEND Kent DA11 8RU Materials Movement Ltd Linx House Clifton Road Henlow Bedfordshire SG16 6BL Matthews Group Stephenson Place Stephenson Way Crawley, West Sussex RH10 1TL Maytree Demolition Highways Church Path Little Wymondley HITCHIN Hertfordshire SG4 7JE McAuliffe Group Mcauliffe House Loxdale Industrial Estate Northcott Road BILSTON West Midlands WV14 0TP

DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z McCallan Bros Ltd 57 Quarry Road Carrickmore OMAGH County Tyrone BT79 9JX

Midway Demolition 616 Burton Road Midway SWADLINCOTE Derbyshire DE11 0DP

McCormack Demolition Park House 56 Trench Road NEWTOWNABBEY County Antrim BT36 4TY

Mitchell Demolition Limited 1a Gunton Lane Norwich Norfolk NR5 0AE

McGee Group 340-342 Athlon Road WEMBLEY Middlesex HA0 1BX McKenna Demolition Ltd The Pump House Saltbox Hill, Biggin Hill WESTERHAM Kent TN16 3EE McVey Demolition 30 Lees Road Knowsley Industrial Park Liverpool Merseyside L33 7SE

Nedco Contracts N E Ltd 2 Kiln Crescent Bishop Middleham FERRYHILL County Durham DL17 9AP

Monksview Demolition 72-76 West Drove North Gedney Hill SPALDING Lincolnshire PE12 0NT Moorhead Demolition Ltd Westfield Court Lower Wortley Road Leeds, Yorkshire LS12 4PX Moran Haulage Ltd 7 Mercury Way London SE14 5RR

Metals & Plant Ltd 5 Manor Close Todwick SHEFFIELD South Yorkshire S26 1HP

Murtagh Demolition Ltd Suite 14 Hart House Business Centre Kimpton Road LUTON Bedfordshire LU2 0LA

Metro Deconstruction Services Ltd Highworth Farm Stan Hill, Charlwood HORLEY Surrey RH6 0ES

N & R Demolitions Unit 1 Suite 2 Craggs Country Business Park New Road, Cragg Vale HEBDEN BRIDGE West Yorkshire HX7 5TT

Mick George Limited 6 Lancaster Way Ermine Business Park HUNTINGDON Cambridgeshire PE29 6XU

N Dixon & Sons Cocklakes Yard Cote Hill Cumwhinton, Carlisle, Cumbria CA4 0BQ

New Forest Demolition Greenacre Farm Hordle LYMINGTON Hampshire SO41 0FN Newcastle Demolition Ltd Park Farm Old Road Bignall End STOKE ON TRENT Staffordshire ST7 8QH Newline 633 Melton Road Thurmaston LEICESTER Leicestershire LE4 8EB Newton Yorkshire Ltd Victoria Business Park Hepworth Holmfirth West Yorkshire HD9 7TT Nigel Jagger Demolition & Groundworks Woodside Farm Carr Lane Sutton-On-The-Forest YORK North Yorkshire YO61 1EB Nordem Ltd 15-16 Pallion Way St Lukes Road SUNDERLAND Tyne And Wear SR4 6RJ

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Northbank Demolition Co Hayes Road Cadishead MANCHESTER Lancashire M44 5BU Northeast Demolition UK Ltd Newlands Drakes Lane Little Waltham CHELMSFORD Essex CM3 3ND Oakley Plant Gatehouse Farm Lebberston SCARBOROUGH North Yorkshire YO11 3NS O’Keefe Demolition St Andrews House 1 Dreadnought Street Greenwich, London SE10 0PU Olds Demolition Unit 1 Waldrons Farm Business Units Sidmouth Road, Farringdon EXETER Devon EX5 2JX P&S Interior Strippers 28 Daneholm Road Manchester Lancashire M19 1NY P Allison & Sons Lindow Lea Farm Whetsted Road Whetsted TONBRIDGE Kent TN12 6SD P B M Contractors Ltd 15 Green Lane Small Heath BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B9 5BU

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z P C D Consultancy UK Ltd 81 Silverdale Road Gatley CHEADLE Cheshire SK8 4RF

Parnell Bros Demolition 1 Anson Road Airport Industrial Estate NORWICH Norfolk NR6 6ED

Pillory Down Groundwork Contractors 3 Fairlawn Road BANSTEAD Surrey SM7 3AU

Powell Demoliton & Builders Ltd 91 Eastham Village Road Eastham WIRRAL Merseyside CH62 0AW

P H D Midlands Ltd The Old Sub Station Queens Drive NOTTINGHAM Nottinghamshire NG2 1AP

Paul Foreman Whittlesey Road MARCH Cambridgeshire PE15 0AL

Plan Demolition Ltd 17 Ashburton Road RUISLIP Middlesex HA4 6AA

P J Foley The Long Lodge 265-269 Kingston Road Wimbledon SW19 3NW

Paul Walker Demolition Services 1 Bath Hill Keynsham BRISTOL Avon BS31 1EB

P J Thory Ltd Whitewalls Eldernell Lane Whittlesey PETERBOROUGH Cambridgeshire PE7 2DD

PBM Contractors Demolition Ltd 15 Green Lane Small Heath Birmingham, West Midlands B9 5BU

Plymouth Demolition Services Ltd Dominion House Cattedown Road PLYMOUTH Devon PL4 0SW

Prime Demolition 17-19 Mannings Heath Road Poole Dorset BH12 4NQ

P McGuinness & Co Ltd Unit 15 Rondin Road MANCHESTER Lancashire M12 6BF

Pennine Demolitions Ltd Unit 2, Woodlands Mill Longwood Huddersfield West Yorkshire HD3 4TG

P T S Demolition & Dismantling Barrier Works Hackworth Industrial Park SHILDON County Durham DL4 1HF Page Demolition & Groundworks 71 Boxworth End Swavesey CAMBRIDGE Cambridgeshire CB24 4RA

Pete Marquis Industries Ltd Bryars Farm Lea Lane, Lea Town PRESTON Lancashire PR4 0RN PHD Midlands Ltd The Old Substation Queens Drive Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG2 1AP

Poltimore Plant Ltd Great Western Yard Station Road, Hele EXETER Devon EX5 4PW Porthmadog Demolition Services Ltd Units 18-20 Cookes Industrial Estate PENRHYNDEUDRAETH Gwynedd LL48 6LT Portsmouth Demolition & Salvage Ltd Unit 419, Victory Business Centre Somers Road North Portsmouth Hampshire PO1 1PJ Postlethwaite Groundworks Coben Gaydon Road Bishops Itchington SOUTHAM Warwickshire CV47 2QZ

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Pristine London Universal House 88-94 Wentworth Street London E1 7SA Pro Dem 33 Richmond Park Avenue BOURNEMOUTH Dorset BH8 9DN Prodem Demolition & Asbestos Ltd Park View Trafford Gardens Aspley Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG8 5AL Prodem & Build Hope Cottage Carrion Pond Drove SALISBURY Wiltshire SP2 8PD Putnam Construction Services Ltd Flat 10 Juniper Lane Flackwell Heath HIGH WYCOMBE Buckinghamshire HP10 9HG R A Howard Contractors Holly Hall Works 258 Huddersfield Road, Low Moor BRADFORD West Yorkshire BD12 0TJ

R Collard Demolition Brick House Hill Eversely Haulage Park Hartley, Wintney Hook, Hampshire RG27 8ED R G S Waste & Transport Services Ltd Unit 4 Royds Enterprise Park Future Fields BRADFORD West Yorkshire BD6 3EW

Redbridge Demolition Co Ltd Thremhall House Start Hill BISHOPS STORTFORD Hertfordshire CM22 7WE

Robinson & Birdsell Ltd Audby House Audby Lane WETHERBY West Yorkshire LS22 7FD

Reddish Demolition Ltd Albion House Drury Lane, Chadderton OLDHAM Lancashire OL9 7PS

Robinsons Demolition Ltd Est 1939 3-5 Boothley Road BLACKPOOL Lancashire FY1 3JT

R Heatrick Ltd 341 Tandragee Road Portadown CRAIGAVON County Armagh BT62 3RB

Redhammer Demolition Albany House Wokingham Berkshire RG40 1BJ

R J M Scotland Ltd Newton Farm Newton Road Strathaven Lanarkshire ML10 6PA

Redhead Demolition 104 Hatch Lane Windsor Berkshire SL4 3RW

R M Brown Demolition Ltd 10 Duncan Gardens TRANENT East Lothian EH33 1DD R V C Demolition Demolition House Forge Way, Dorrington SHREWSBURY Shropshire SY5 7JW Reach Demolition 1a Ambleside Drive SOUTHEND ON SEA Essex SS1 2UT Real Demolition Ltd Carrington Business Park Manchester Road, Carrington MANCHESTER Greater Manchester M31 4DD

Roker Group 22 Seaview Avenue West Mersea COLCHESTER Essex CO5 8HE Romford Demolition 13 Neave Crescent Romford Essex RM3 8HN Ron Hull Group Mangham Road Parkgate Rotherham S62 6EF

Reigart Contract 16 Hornock Road Coatbridge Lanarkshire ML5 2QJ

Rubbish to Go 84 Julian Avenue London W3 9JF

Revco Site Services Ltd 1 The Barn Hagg Hill, New Tupton CHESTERFIELD Derbyshire S42 6JU

Rye Demolition Ltd Basing House 46 High Street Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 1HP

Rhodar Demolition Ltd Lexia House West Yard Lyncastle Way, Appleton, Warrington WA4 4ST

Ryde Demolition 17-19 St Johns Hill Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 1EU

Ripping Out & Removal Services 56 Somerset Road PUDSEY West Yorkshire LS28 7LN

S A L Demolition 303 Ware Road Hailey HERTFORD Hertfordshire SG13 7PG

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S Evans & Sons Ltd Ditton Road WIDNES Cheshire WA8 0PJ S G M Services 28 Stretham Road Wicken ELY Cambridgeshire CB7 5XH S J B Plant Hire Unit 10 Leyhill Road Bovingdon HEMEL HEMPSTEAD Hertfordshire HP3 0NW S J Walchester Ltd Foxfield Works Whitehurst Lane, Dilhorne STOKE ON TRENT Staffordshire ST10 2PG S R S Enabling & Demolition Fingrith Hall Lane Ingatestone Essex CM4 0JP Syd Bishop & Sons Demolition Ltd Waldens Depot Waldens Road ORPINGTON Kent BR5 4EU Safedem Ltd Arthurstone House Liff Road DUNDEE Angus DD2 4TD Safer Demo Ltd 5 Waterloo Square NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Tyne And Wear NE1 4DR

DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z Salisbury Demolition & Salvage Ltd 35 West Street Wilton SALISBURY Wiltshire SP2 0DL

Select Demolition Limited Maybrook House 97 Godstone Road Caterham, Surrey CR3 6RE

Simon Pope Groundworks Ltd Rose Villa WISBECH Cambridgeshire PE14 0DD

Salter Demolition Ltd Eldon House 2-3 Eldon Street London EC2M 7LS

Shorts Group Ltd London Court London Road Bracknell Berkshire RG12 3UT

Simpson Dismantlers 123 Dean Road SOUTHAMPTON Hampshire SO18 6AS

Sam Allon Lincoln Street HULL North Humberside HU2 0PE Scudder Demolition Carey House Great Central Way Wembley Middlesex HA9 0HR

Site Remediation Unit 1 Templemarsh Knight Road ROCHESTER Kent ME2 2BA

Simon Dunn Groundworks 2 Flint Cottage Sarratt RICKMANSWORTH Hertfordshire WD3 6AB

Skene Group Viewfield Glenrothes Fifes KY6 2RD Skillings Crushing Company The Yard Park Road, Padiham BURNLEY Lancashire BB12 8ED Sloane Demolitions 190 Beverley Trading Estate Garth Road MORDEN Surrey SM4 4LU

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY A-Z Sloyan Doyle Demolition 19-21 Lightbody Street Liverpool Merseyside L5 9UU S O Demolition Chessington Business Centre Cox Lane Chessington, Surrey KT9 1SD South Coast Demolition 30 Dullar Lane Sturminster Marshall WIMBORNE Dorset BH21 4AD South Wales Demolition Ltd 11 Cardiff Bay CARDIFF South Glamorgan CF10 5BR Southern County Demolition Ltd 1a Westbrook Walk ALTON Hampshire GU34 1HZ Southern Demolition Co Ltd 90 High Road Byfleet WEST BYFLEET Surrey KT14 7QT Spa Demolition Spa Farm Bungalow OSSETT West Yorkshire WF5 0HJ Squibb Group Sqiubb House Stanhope Industrial Estate Wharf Road STANFORD LE HOPE Essex SS17 0EH

Staffordshire Demolition Ltd 10 Valley Road Weston Coyney Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire ST3 6NN Stelco Europa 14 Westfield Close CHESTERFIELD Derbyshire S40 3RS Stott Demolition Ltd Hugh Mill Cowpe Road ROSSENDALE Lancashire BB4 7DQ Surrey Demolition Ltd Woodlands House Old Lane COBHAM Surrey KT11 1NH Sussex Demolition Services Ltd The Woodyard Mint Walk WARLINGHAM Surrey CR6 9SA

T J Loughlin Contracts Ltd 15 Glenside Strabane County Tyrone BT82 8PU

The Bush Hammering Co Ltd 26 Huntsmans Drive Upminster Essex RM14 3YU

T K Brollys Box 15 Maydown Works 60 Clooney Road LONDONDERRY County Londonderry BT47 6TH

The Coleman Group Shady Lane Great Barr Birmingham, West Midlands B44 9ER

T K L Group The Foundry Common Lane Wath-Upon-Dearne, Rotherham, South Yorkshire S63 7DX

The Demolition & Waste Company Kennedy House Murray Road ORPINGTON Kent BR5 3QY

T R G Asbestos Removals 8 Jubilee Terrace South Newton SALISBURY Wiltshire SP2 0QX

The Yorkshire Demolition & Reclamation Company Ltd Sycamore Rise Keyingham HULL North Humberside HU12 9SX

T Trivett Demolition North Hill Saw Mills Yard Baddesley Road, North Baddesley SOUTHAMPTON Hampshire SO52 9BH

Sutton Services Ltd 83 Undley Road Lakenheath BRANDON Suffolk IP27 9BY

Technical Demolition Services Ltd Dock Road South WIRRAL Merseyside CH62 4SQ

T & K Weavers Demolition Ltd Parsonage Hall Parsonage Hill BURES Suffolk CO8 5DH

Terra Vac Ltd Unit 1 Lakeside Calder Island Way WAKEFIELD West Yorkshire WF2 7AW

T H Griffin Plant Hire Lark Rise Farm Coombe Lane Charlton Adam SOMERTON Somerset TA11 7AY

Thames Dismantling 6 Lysander Gardens SURBITON Surrey KT6 6AT

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Thomas Crompton Demolition Thomas Crompton House Neville Road BRADFORD West Yorkshire BD4 8TU Thompson Of Prudhoe Princess Way Prudhoe Northumberland NE42 6PL Three Cross Demolition Jubilee Farm Burts Lane Mannington WIMBORNE Dorset BH21 7JX

Tilley & Barrett Ltd 25 Cecil Road HARROW Middlesex HA3 5QY

TR Demolition Davron Court Whitehouse Place Bedminster, Bristol BS2 4BL

Tisdale Demolition The Port Office Dock Road Liverpool Merseyside L19 2JW

Trojan Demolition 53 High Street Ewell EPSOM Surrey KT17 1RX

Titan Demolition 17 Queens Rd Hersham Walton-on-Thames Surrey KT12 5ND

Turner Bros Demolition Foxcovert Farm Goring Heath READING Berkshire RG8 7SN

Tommy Coopers Haulage 10 High Street SWANLEY Kent BR8 8BE Tony Demolition Workers Ltd 84 Broomfield Avenue London N13 4JP Topdem Ltd 1 Badhan Court Unit 2 Castle Street, Hadley TELFORD Shropshire TF1 5QX Total Controlled Demolition Ltd Beck Pollitzer Park Road STALYBRIDGE Cheshire SK15 1TA Total Reclaims Ltd Unit 1 Bakerbrook Industrial Estate Wigwam Lane, Hucknall NOTTINGHAM Nottinghamshire NG15 7SZ Tower Demolition Anchor Business Park 102 Beddington Lane CROYDON Surrey CR0 4YX

U D C S Demolition Ltd The Old Bottle Yard Great Northern Terrace LINCOLN Lincolnshire LN5 8HN

Vale Park Demolition Unit 11, Vale Park Industrial Estate Hazlebottom Road Manchester, Lancashire M8 0GF Valori London Ltd Suite T5 Bates Business Centre Bates Industrial Estate Church Road, Harold Wood ROMFORD Essex RM3 0JF

Willbea Demolition Ltd 7 Fairland Close Fleet Hampshire GU52 7LX

W B Groundworks Ltd 182 Stourbridge Road BROMSGROVE Worcestershire B61 0AR

Willsher Plant Treloy Business Park Trebarber NEWQUAY Cornwall TR8 4JT

W J Birch UK Ltd 153 Slade Road SUTTON COLDFIELD West Midlands B75 5PD

Wilson Reclamation Demolition Ltd Coopers Mill Business Park Clay Lane West DONCASTER South Yorkshire DN2 4QR

W McMillan Ltd 2 Merkland Street GLASGOW Lanarkshire G11 6DB

Turners 12 Muirkirk Road Lugar CUMNOCK Ayrshire KA18 3LJ

Umberslade Ladywood Farm Elvers Green Lane, Knowle SOLIHULL West Midlands B93 0AA

W & H Transport & Demolition Ltd 2 Alexandra Road Ashford Middlesex TW15 1TP

Ward Demolition 1 Northern Court NOTTINGHAM Nottinghamshire NG6 0BJ Weaver Demolition Farrington Fields Trading Estate Farrington Gurney BRISTOL Avon BS39 6UU Wessex Demolition & Salvage Ltd Unit 5 Bury Farm Curbridge, Botley SOUTHAMPTON Hampshire SO30 2HB West Country Demolition Ltd Unit 1b Pensilva Industrial Estate St Ive Road, Pensilva LISKEARD Cornwall PL14 5RE

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Winterburns of Rochdale 35 Crescent Road ROCHDALE Lancashire OL11 3LF Worbey Soft Strip Services Ltd 175 Clifton Street SWINDON Wiltshire SN1 3QB Wring Group Unit 5 Heron Works, Heron Road Sowton Industrial Estate EXETER Devon EX2 7LL Wycombe Demolition Ltd Troy House, Aston Road Ducklington WITNEY Oxfordshire OX29 7XA Wye Valley Demolition Lloyd George House, Fordshill Road Rotherwas Industrial Estate HEREFORD Herefordshire HR2 6NS

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county ABERDEENSHIRE

Lawrie Demolition Ltd Rigifa Cove Aberdeenshire AB12 3LR B W Contracts 42 Claremont Gardens ABERDEEN Aberdeenshire AB10 6RG David Smith Contractors Ltd Crimond Airfield Crimond FRASERBURGH Aberdeenshire AB43 8QQ

ANGUS

David Geddes Contractors Ltd Swilburn Colliston Abroath Angus DD11 3SH Safedem Ltd Arthurstone House Liff Road DUNDEE Angus DD2 4TD

AVON

A B Demolition Engineers UK Ltd 5 Palmer Street WESTON SUPER MARE Avon BS23 1RP Bath Demolition Ltd Aldermoor Way Longwell Greene Bristol Avon BS30 7EU

BEDFORDSHIRE

Paul Walker Demolition Services 1 Bath Hill Keynsham BRISTOL Avon BS31 1EB

Bedford Demolition Unit 5c Dean Street BEDFORD Bedfordshire MK40 3EQ C A J Services Haydens, Keysoe Road Thurleigh BEDFORD Bedfordshire MK44 2EA

TR Demolition Davron Court Whitehouse Place BRISTOL Avon BS2 4BL Weaver Demolition Farrington Fields Trading Estate Farrington Gurney BRISTOL Avon BS39 6UU

AYRSHIRE

Dennis Clancy & Sons 44A Sillars Meadow Irvine Ayrshire KA12 0LZ

Countryside Demolition & Reclamation Earwig Farm House East End Pavenham BEDFORD Bedfordshire MK43 7PR L T Demolition Clapham BEDFORD Bedfordshire MK41 6AR

Diamond Concrete Drilling Co Ltd 7 Barskimming Road MAUCHLINE Ayrshire KA5 5AJ

Materials Movement Ltd Linx House Clifton Road HENLOW Bedfordshire SG16 6BL

J B Black Ayrshire Ltd Bairdsmill Crosshill Maybole Ayrshire KA19 7PU

Murtagh Demolition Unit 16, Titan Court Laporte Way LUTON Bedfordshire LU4 8EF

Turners 12 Muirkirk Road Lugar CUMNOCK Ayrshire KA18 3LJ

D B S Demolition 54 Singer Way, Woburn Road Industrial Estate Kempston BEDFORD Bedforshire MK42 7AF

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BERKSHIRE

A & W Demolition Bracknell Buckhurst Moors Amen Corner, Binfield BRACKNELL Berkshire RG12 8TD Europlant UK Demolition Division Ltd 1 Cornerways River Road, Taplow MAIDENHEAD Berkshire SL6 0BB J Mould Reading Burghfield Bridge Burghfield READING Berkshire RG30 3XN London Demolition Ledger House Forest Green Road, Fifield MAIDENHEAD Berkshire SL6 2NR Lowery Demolition Ltd Heathrow House Park Lane Horton Slough Berkshire SL3 9PR Shorts Group London Court London Road BRACKNELL Berkshire RG12 2UT Turner Bros Demolition Foxcovert Farm Goring Heath READING Berkshire RG8 7SN

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county Redhammer Demolition Albany House Wokingham Berkshire RG40 1BJ Redhead Demolition 104 Hatch Lane Windsor Berkshire SL4 3RW

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE A M A C Grab Hire Chorleywood Little Chalfont AMERSHAM Buckinghamshire HP6 6SE

Putnam Construction Services Ltd Flat 10 Juniper Lane Flackwell Heath High Wycombe Buckinghamshire HP10 9HG

CAMBRIDGESHIRE Butler Bros 49 West End Whittlesford CAMBRIDGE Cambridgeshire CB22 4LX

David Humphrey & Son Beechwood Farm Cattle Dyke, Gorefield WISBECH Cambridgeshire PE13 4NP Demcom Ltd 28 St Thomas Place ELY Cambridgeshire CB7 4EX Mick George Limited 6 Lancaster Way Ermine Business Park HUNTINGDON Cambridgeshire PE29 6XU

P J Thory Ltd Whitewalls, Eldernell Lane Whittlesey PETERBOROUGH Cambridgeshire PE7 2DD

Andymac Ltd Unit 1 Reddish Business Centre 123a Gorton Road STOCKPORT Cheshire SK5 6EE

Page Demolition & Groundworks 71 Boxworth End Swavesey CAMBRIDGE Cambridgeshire CB24 4RA

Cheshire Groundwork Ltd Wall Pool Lodge Church Lane, Gawsworth MACCLESFIELD Cheshire SK11 9RQ

Paul Foreman Whittlesey Road MARCH Cambridgeshire PE15 0AL

Complete Demolition Ltd Stafford House Unit 4 Westbury Industrial Estate Westbury Street HYDE Cheshire SK14 4QP

S G M Services 28 Streatham Road Wicken Ely Cambridgeshire CB7 5XH

Digtech UK Ltd Rose Cottage Hooton ELLESMERE PORT Cheshire CH66 1NG

Simon Pope Groundworks Ltd Rose Villa WISBECH Cambridgeshire PE14 0DD Cromwell Demolition Grovesnor House Grovesnor Road Whittlesey Cambridgeshire PE7 1AQ

Excavation & Contracting UK Ltd New Building West Quay Road Winwick Warrington Cheshire WA2 8TL Glenbarrow Ltd 1a Newby Road STOCKPORT Cheshire SK4 2JJ

CHESHIRE

A D M Regeneration Warrington Lane LYMM Cheshire WA13 0SA A J Kelly & Co (UK) Ltd The Heath Business & Technical Park Runcorn Cheshire WA7 4QX

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J B V Demolition 12 Howard Court Manor Park RUNCORN Cheshire WA7 1SJ

J Bryan Victoria Ltd 1 Pickering Road Halebank Widnes Cheshire W8A 8XW J C Butler Demolition Ryecroft House Greaves Lane, Threapwood MALPAS Cheshire SY14 7AS J Knight Plant & Demolition Ltd 40 Mauldeth Road STOCKPORT Cheshire SK4 3NB M J Finnigan Demolition Suite 207 Station House Stamford New Road Altrincham Cheshire WA14 1EP P C D Consultancy UK Ltd 81 Silverdale Road Gatley CHEADLE Cheshire SK8 4RF Rhodar Demolition Ltd Lexia House West Yard Lyncastle Way Warrington Cheshire WA4 4ST S Evans & Sons Ltd Ditton Road WIDNES Cheshire WA8 0PJ

Total Controlled Demolition Ltd Beck Pollitzer Park Road STALYBRIDGE Cheshire SK15 1TA

Demolition South West Ltd Unit 1 Toldish Lane Indian Queens ST. COLUMB Cornwall TR9 6HL

J B V Demolition Ltd Unit 1, Boleyn Court Manor Park Industrial Estate Runcorn Cheshire WA7 1SR

Kernow Coppice 14 Trelawney Road PADSTOW Cornwall PL28 8EH

CLEVELAND

Able UK Able House Billingham Reach Industrial Estate Haverton Hill Road Billingham Cleveland TS23 1PX D W W Contacting Services Ltd Unit 2c Salters Lane Sedgefield STOCKTON ON TEES Cleveland TS21 3EE

CLWYD

J M Graham Groesfaen Farm Babell HOLYWELL Clwyd CH8 8PZ

CORNWALL

Alan Maunder Pencavo Farm SALTASH Cornwall PL12 5AE

COUNTY ARMAGH R Heatrick Ltd 341 Tandragee Road Portadown CRAIGAVON County Armagh BT62 3RB

COUNTY DOWN

B Small Contracts Ltd 7a Flush Road Newcasle County Down BT33 0QF

West Country Demolition Ltd Unit 1b, Pensilva Industrial Estate St Ive Road Pensilva Liskeard Cornwall PL14 5RE

John Tinnelly & Sons Ltd 46 Forkhill Road Cloughoge Newry County Down BT35 8LZ

Willsher Plant Treloy Business Park Trebarber NEWQUAY Cornwall TR8 4JT

Kelly Contractors & Plant Hire 10 Ballymaglave Road BALLYNAHINCH County Down BT24 8LX

COUNTY ANTRIM

COUNTY DURHAM

E S Green & Sons 65 Carnbane Road LISBURN County Antrim BT27 5NG

Axis Demolition Unit 30 Stella Gill Industrial Estate Pelton Fell CHESTER LE STREET County Durham DH2 2RQ

Eastwood Ltd 135 Shore Road NEWTOWNABBEY County Antrim BT37 9SY

Finley Bros Demolition Knox Cottage, Knox Lane Cornsay Colliery DURHAM County Durham DH7 9DU

McCormack Demolition Park House 56 Trench Road NEWTOWNABBEY County Antrim BT36 4TY

G O’Brien & Sons Durham Road Birtley CHESTER LE STREET County Durham DH3 2RA

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Nedco Contracts N E Ltd 2 Kiln Crescent Bishop Middleham FERRYHILL County Durham DL17 9AP P T S Demolition & Dismantling Barrier Works Hackworth Industrial Park Shildon Country Durham DL4 1HF

COUNTY LONDONDERRY

T K Brollys Box 15 Maydown Works 60 Clooney Road LONDONDERRY County Londonderry BT47 6TH

COUNTY TYRONE

Ballymore Services Unit 3 Gortush Business Centre Gortrush Industrial Estate OMAGH County Tyrone BT78 5EJ McCallan Bros Ltd 57 Quarry Road Carrickmore OMAGH County Tyrone BT79 9JX T J Loughlin Contracts Ltd 15 Glenside STRABANE County Tyrone BT82 8PU

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N Dixon & Sons Cocklakes Yard Cote Hill CARLISLE Cumbria CA4 0BQ

DERBYSHIRE

A R M H Reclamation 53 Main Street Milton Derby Derbyshire DE65 6EF Cawarden Co Ltd Scotland Farm Ockbrook DERBY Derbyshire DE72 3RX D P L Enabling Ltd Sheepbridge Business Centre 655 Sheffield Road CHESTERFIELD Derbyshire S41 9ED Derby Demolition Unit 16, Victoria Way Royal Scott Road, Pride Park DERBY Derbyshire DE24 8AN East Midlands Demolition The Sidings, Duffield Road Industrial Estate Little Eaton DERBY Derbyshire DE21 5EG Midway Demolition 616 Burton Road Midway SWADLINCOTE Derbyshire DE11 0DP

Revco Site Services Ltd 1 The Barn Hagg Hill, New Tupton CHESTERFIELD Derbyshire S42 6JU Stelco Europa 14 Westfield Close CHESTERFIELD Derbyshire S40 3RS D S R Demolition 25 Holmley Bank Dronfield Derbyshire S18 2HP

DEVON

Chris Whittle 21 Duchy Park Preston PAIGNTON Devon TQ3 1ES Dymacore Unit 2, The Old Quarry Catonr Cross ASHBURTON Devon TQ13 7LH Gilpin Group The Horsefields Claypit Way, Sandygate NEWTON ABBOT Devon TQ12 3GP Imperial Demolitions & Recycling Weircliffe Park St Andrews Road EXETER Devon EX4 2AF J W Cameron Demolition 19 Second Avenue Camels Head PLYMOUTH Devon PL2 2EQ

Olds Demolition Unit 1 Waldrons Farm Business Units Sidmouth Road, Farringdon EXETER Devon EX5 2JX Plymouth Demolition Services Dominion House Cattedown Road Plymouth Devon PL4 0SW Poltimore Plant Ltd Great Western Yard Station Road, Hele EXETER Devon EX5 4PW Wring Group Unit 5 Heron Works, Heron Road Sowton Industrial Estate EXETER Devon EX2 7LL

DORSET

A Stevens Plant Hire Ltd Meadows Farm Newmans Lane, West Moors FERNDOWN Dorset BH22 0LW Advanced Demolition 1a Crumpets Farm Drive Lytchett Matravers POOLE Dorset BH16 6AL Bournemouth Reclamation 54 Southill Road BOURNEMOUTH Dorset BH9 1SH

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Direct Demolition 57 Clayford Avenue FERNDOWN Dorset BH22 9PQ Prime Demolition 17-19 Manningsheath Road Poole Dorset BH12 4NQ Pro Dem 33 Richmond Park Avenue BOURNEMOUTH Dorset BH8 9DN South Coast Demolition 30 Dullar Lane Sturminster Marshall WIMBORNE Dorset BH21 4AD Three Cross Demolition Jubilee Farm Burts Lane, Mannington WIMBORNE Dorset BH21 7JX

DYFED

Ailsbury Waterston Road MILFORD HAVEN Dyfed SA73 1DR H F James Plant & Contractors Glencoe, Factory Road Pembrey BURRY PORT Dyfed SA16 0DZ

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county EAST LOTHIAN

Kinetic Demolition Ltd Unit 3 Macmerry Industrial Estate TRANENT East Lothian EH33 1RD R M Brown Demolition Ltd 10 Duncan Gardens Trament East Lothian EH33 1DD

EAST SUSSEX

Axio Special Works Ltd Unit 8 Hove Enterprise Centre Basin Road North, Portslade BRIGHTON East Sussex BN41 1UY Best Demolition Ltd Harcourt Lodge Burwash Road HEATHFIELD East Sussex TN21 8RA Cannon Demolition PO Box 2057 Seaford East Sussex BN25 3TF D G Sayers Ltd Woodside Farm Broomham Lane, Whitesmith LEWES East Sussex BN8 6JQ Ken Fowler Demolition 19 Hollycroft East Chiltington LEWES East Sussex BN7 3AZ

ESSEX

Absolute Demolition Ltd Newbridge Farm Fox Street, Ardleigh COLCHESTER Essex CO7 7PN Ace Demolition Services Ltd Belmont The Street High Ongar Ongar Essex CM5 9NB

Demo One Ltd 10 Hornsby Square Southfields Business Park Basildon Essex SS15 6SD

Franklin Demolition 1 Rawreth Industrial Estate Rawreth Lane Rayleigh Essex SS6 9RL

Downwell Demolition Newcastle House Oliver Close WEST THURROCK Essex RM20 3E

Gothard Landscape & Land Reclamation Ltd Gate House Sandhurst Road TILBURY Essex RM18 8DH

Alan Few & Company Ltd 3 Maplin Gardens BASILDON Essex SS14 1SR

Eless Unit 6 Leigh Industrial Estate The Causeway, Heybridge MALDON Essex CM9 4LJ

Boiler & Plant Dismantlers Ltd 11 Wellfields LOUGHTON Essex IG10 1PB

Essex Demolition Contractors Ltd 1 Navigation Road CHELMSFORD Essex CM2 6ND

H F A Dolman Rear Of 34 Potters Way Temple Farm Industrial Estate SOUTHEND ON SEA Essex SS2 5SJ

C D Demolition Specialists Ltd 39 Longhouse Road GRAYS Essex RM16 4RT

Evolution Enabling 22 Sirdar Road Brook Road Industrial Estate RAYLEIGH Essex SS6 7XF

Havering Demolition & Recycling Ltd Chafford Park Farm Aveley Road UPMINSTER Essex RM14 2TE

Excel Demolition & Groundworks Hawthorns, Wantz Road Margaretting INGATESTONE Essex CM4 0EP

Heard Demolition Terminus Drive, Pitsea Hall Lane Pitsea, BASILDON Essex SS16 4UH

Fox Demolition 1391 London Road LEIGH ON SEA Essex SS9 2SA

Hill Demolition 1-3 Edinburgh Place Harlow Essex CM20 2DJ

D & A Demolition 30 Barbara Avenue Canvey Island Essex SS8 0HA D F & M J Spindler LLP 1 Mallard Close Tollesbury MALDON Essex CM9 8RR D R Solutions Essex 7 New Road Rayne BRAINTREE Essex CM77 6TG

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Gregory Demolition Group 78 River Road BARKING Essex IG11 0DS

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county John F Hunt Ltd Europa Park London Road Grays Essex RM20 4DB K C P Demolition Fairmeadow Crays Hill Road Crays Hill Billericay Essex CM11 2YR K P Groundworks Demolition 44 Carlton Avenue WESTCLIFF ON SEA Essex SS0 0QL M Brown Demolition Ltd Church Farm, Church Lane Stapleford Abbotts ROMFORD Essex RM4 1ES Maldon Demolition Station Road MALDON Essex CM9 4LQ Northeast Demolition UK Ltd Newlands, Drakes Lane Little Waltham CHELMSFORD Essex CM3 3ND Reach Demolition 1a Ambleside Drive SOUTHEND ON SEA Essex SS1 2UT Roker Group 22 Seaview Avenue West Mersea COLCHESTER Essex CO5 8HE

Romford Demolition 13 Neave Crescent Romford Essex RM3 8HN S R S Enabling & Demolition Fingrith Hall Lane INGATESTONE Essex CM4 0JP Squibb Group Sqiubb House Stanhope Industrial Estate Wharf Road STANFORD LE HOPE Essex SS17 0EH

B & B Enterprises Contractors Ltd Sudmeadow Road GLOUCESTER Gloucestershire GL2 5HG

LOR Contracting Ltd 2 The Quad Gibfield Park Avenue ATHERTON Greater Manchester M46 0SY

D A Environmental Services Ltd Unit 1 Maida Vale Business Centre Maida Vale Road CHELTENHAM Gloucestershire GL53 7ER

Real Demolition Ltd Carrington Business Park Manchester Road CARRINGTON Greater Manchester M31 4DD

D R Warwick Adsett Farm Adsett WESTBURY ON SEVERN Gloucestershire GL14 1PQ

The Bush Hammering Co Ltd 26 Huntsmans Drive UPMINSTER Essex RM14 3YU

Gloucester Demolition Ltd Prospect House Bath Road Trading Estate Lightpill STROUD Gloucestershire GL5 3QF

Valori London Ltd Suite T5 Bates Business Centre Bates Industrial Estate Church Road, Harold Wood ROMFORD Essex RM3 0JF

GREATER MANCHESTER

FIFES

A O C Demolition 5a Victoria Lane Whitefield Greater Manchester M45 6BL

GLOUCESTERSHIRE

Austin Wilkinson Demolition Office 4 145 - 147 Liverpool Road CADISHEAD Greater Manchester M44 5BT

Skene Group Viewfield Glenrothes Fifes KY6 2RD

Adsett Trading Woodlands View Adsett Lane Adsett Westbury-on-Svern Gloucestershire GL14 1PH

KDC Decommissioning Demoltion Remediation Sharston Green Business Park 1 Robeson Way Greater Manchester M22 4SW

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Demolition Network Services New Works, Sion Street Radcliffe Greater Manchester M26 3SB Vale Park Demolition Unit 11, Vale Park Industrial Estate Hazlebottom Road Greater Manchester M8 0GF

GWENT

Collingbourne Demolition Collstar Farm Malthouse Lane Llantarnam Cwmbran Gwent NP44 3EE J Kennedy Demolition The Old Council Yard Gilchrist Thomas Industrial Estate, Blaenavon PONTYPOOL Gwent NP4 9RL

GWYNEDD

Porthmadog Demolition Services Ltd Units 18-20 Cookes Industrial Estate PENRHYNDEUDRAETH Gwynedd LL48 6LT

HAMPSHIRE

Comley Demolition Ltd Southern Way Rye Common, Odiham HOOK Hampshire RG29 1HU Hughes & Salvidge 11 Flathouse Road PORTSMOUTH Hampshire PO1 4QS New Forest Demolition Greenacre Farm Hordle LYMINGTON Hampshire SO41 0FN Portsmouth Demolition & Salvage Ltd Unit 419 Victory Business Centre Somers Road North PORTSMOUTH Hampshire PO1 1PJ R Collard Demolition Brick House Hill Eversely Haulage Park Hartley, Wintney HOOK Hampshire RG27 8ED Simpson Dismatlers 123 Dean Road Southampton Hampshire SO18 6AS Southern County Demolition Ltd 1a Westbrook Walk ALTON Hampshire GU34 1HZ

T Trivett Demolition North Hill Saw Mills Yard Baddesley Road, North Baddesley SOUTHAMPTON Hampshire SO52 9BH

Best Off Contracts Ltd 1 Lane End Old Uxbridge Road RICKMANSWORTH Hertfordshire WD3 9XU

Maytree Demolition Highways, Church Path Little Wymondley HITCHIN Hertfordshire SG4 7JE

Wessex Demolition & Salvage Ltd Unit 5 Bury Farm Curbridge, Botley SOUTHAMPTON Hampshire SO30 2HB

Bestway Environmental The Wenta Business Centre 288b Colne Way WATFORD Hertfordshire WD24 7ND

Redbridge Demolition Co Ltd Thremhall House Start Hill BISHOPS STORTFORD Hertfordshire CM22 7WE

Willbea Demolition Ltd 7 Fairland Close FLEET Hampshire GU52 7LX

Button Linguard Button House Pix Farm Lane HEMEL HEMPSTEAD Hertfordshire HP1 2RY

H W M Contracting Ltd Otterbourne Farm Kiln Lane OTTERBOURNE Hampshire SO21 2EN

Cantillon 10 Elton Way WATFORD Hertfordshire WD25 8HH

S A L Demolition 303 Ware Road Hailey HERTFORD Hertfordshire SG13 7PG

G J Gaywood Construction House Porters Wood St Albans Hertfordshire AL2 6NW

S J B Plant Hire Unit 10 Leyhill Road Bovingdon HEMEL HEMPSTEAD Hertfordshire HP3 0NW

Joe Williams Demolition Aston Bury Farm Aston STEVENAGE Hertfordshire SG2 7EG

Simon Dunn Groundworks 2 Flint Cottage Sarratt Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 6AB

Lantern Services Swanland Road Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 3NQ

M O’Brien Plant Hire Ltd Hill & Cole Farm London Road Markyate St Albans Hertfordshire A13 8HA

John Stacey & Sons Ltd Stacey Industrial Park Silchester Road Tadley Hampshire RG26 3PZ

HEREFORDSHIRE

Wye Valley Demolition Lloyd George House, Fordshill Road Rotherwas Industrial Estate HEREFORD Herefordshire HR2 6NS

HERTFORDSHIRE

Aitch Demolition Co. Ltd C/O Hillier Hopkins LLP, First Floor Radius House, 51Clarendon Road Watford Hertfordshire WD17 1HP

MAG 52 Bullwell Crescent Cheshunt WALTHAM CROSS Hertfordshire EN8 9HG

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Rye Demolition Ltd Basing House 46 High Street Rickmansworth Hertfordshire WD3 1HP

DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county ISLE OF WIGHT Ryde Demolition 17-19 St Johns Hill Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 1EU

KENT

Brown & Mason Ltd Anson House, Schooner Court Crossways Business Park DARTFORD Kent DA2 6QQ Clearaway Demolition Maidstone Road Five Oak Green, Whetsted TONBRIDGE Kent TN12 6SQ Crushingtons 108 Sandfield Farm Northwall Road Deal Kent CT14 6PP D D S Demolition Charles Anthony House Manston Road MARGATE Kent CT9 4JW Eastwood Metals Recycling 152 Hythe Street DARTFORD Kent DA1 1BN Econ Construction Econ House Old Maidstone Road SIDCUP Kent DA14 5BA

Erith Contractors Erith House Queen Street ERITH Kent DA8 1RP Goody Demolition Ovenden House Aylesham Industrial Estate, Aylesham CANTERBURY Kent CT3 3EP H Smith Engineers Ltd 1st Floor The Manor Gatehouse Priory Road DARTFORD Kent DA1 2BJ Harbour Demolition Adamswell House Broom Ln Langton Green TUNBRIDGE WELLS Kent TN3 9JL Kent Demolition Company Ltd MGI House 3 Monson Road Tonbridge Wells TN1 1LH Ling Metals Ltd Unit 6-7 Stone Way Lakesview International Business Park, Hersden CANTERBURY Kent CT3 4GP M & L Stevens Ltd Little Orchard Pike Fish Lane, Paddock Wood TONBRIDGE Kent TN12 6PS

M & M Demolition Regus House, Victory Way Crossways Business Park DARTFORD Kent DA2 6QD Marksall Demolition Unit 10a May Avenue Industrial Estate May Avenue, Northfleet GRAVESEND Kent DA11 8RU McKenna Demolition Ltd The Pump House Saltbox Hill, Biggin Hill WESTERHAM Kent TN16 3EE P Allison & Sons Lindow Lea Farm Whetsted Road, Whetsted TONBRIDGE Kent TN12 6SD Site Remediation Unit 1 Templemarsh Knight Road ROCHESTER Kent ME2 2BA Syd Bishop & Sons Demolition Ltd Waldens Depot Waldens Road ORPINGTON Kent BR5 4EU The Demolition & Waste Company Kennedy House Murray Road ORPINGTON Kent BR5 3QY

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Tommy Coopers Haulage 10 High Street SWANLEY Kent BR8 8BE Lance Box Group Office Block F Manor Way Business Park Manor way Swanscome, Kent DA10 0PP

LANARKSHIRE

Beattie Demolition Auchinvole Castle Kilsyth Glasgow Lanarkshire G65 0SK Burnfield Builders & Demolishers Ltd 10 Roebank Street GLASGOW Lanarkshire G31 3HX C E P Demolition 142a Clydeholm Road GLASGOW Lanarkshire G14 0QQ C V D Fire Protection Ltd 1 Lawmuir Road Law CARLUKE Lanarkshire ML8 5JB Dem Tek Demolition Ltd 110 Broad Street GLASGOW Lanarkshire G40 2BA

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county E Nicholson 445 Balmore Road GLASGOW Lanarkshire G22 6NX Envirodem Ltd 93 Swanston Street GLASGOW Lanarkshire G40 4HG J C J Group Unit 5, 121-127 Salamanca Street Glasgow Lanarkshire G31 5ES J M M Rubbish Uplifts 72 Tantallon Drive COATBRIDGE Lanarkshire ML5 2LU Macwilliam Demolition Ltd Hollandhurst Road COATBRIDGE Lanarkshire ML5 2EG R J M Scotland Ltd Newton Farm Newton Road STRATHAVEN Lanarkshire ML10 6PA Reigart Contract 16 Hornock Road Coatbridge Lanarkshire ML5 2QJ W McMillan Ltd 2 Merkland Street GLASGOW Lanarkshire G11 6DB

LANCASHIRE Ash Demolition 28 Wolsey Street HEYWOOD Lancashire OL10 3AU

Ashworth Demolition Unit 5 Stanley Court Alan Ramsbottom Way, Great Harwood BLACKBURN Lancashire BB6 7UR

Connolly Reclaims Stone The Stoneyard Church ACCRINGTON Lancashire BB5 0ED

Heysham Demolition Unit 14 Heysham Business Park Middleton MORECAMBE Lancashire LA3 3PP

B Lancaster & Son Acres Chadderton OLDHAM Lancashire OL1 2RP

D Hughes Demolition & Excavation Ltd Coteman Heights Farm Hill Top Lane, Delph OLDHAM Lancashire OL3 5RW

HiTec Demolition North West Ltd Unit 6 - 7-9 Lever St Little Lever Bolton LANCASHIRE BL3 1BA

Demolition & Dismantling Ltd Unit 2 Blainscough Works Blainscough Lane, Coppull CHORLEY Lancashire PR7 5HT

Howard Stott Demolition Ltd Castle Clough Farm Castle Clough, Hapton BURNLEY Lancashire BB12 7LN

Bradley Demolition Ltd Kent Street PRESTON Lancashire PR1 1RY Briggs Demolition Bridge Works Wellington Street BURY Lancashire BL8 2AL C Smith & Sons Sladen Fold Cottages Lightowlers Lane LITTLEBOROUGH Lancashire OL15 0LP Cliff Groundwork & Driveways 16 Lambert Road Ribbleton PRESTON Lancashire PR2 6YQ Connell Brothers Ltd Orchard House Orchard Street SALFORD Lancashire M6 6FL

Demrec Ltd 17 Middlegate Manchester Lancashire M40 0JP Emp Demolition Ltd 2 Delaware Road BLACKPOOL Lancashire FY3 7JZ Forshaw Demolition King House, Stotts Park James Street, Westhoughton BOLTON Lancashire BL5 3QR Hardcore Crushing Ltd Moorfield Industrial Estate Moorfield Way ACCRINGTON Lancashire BB5 5TX

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Inglenorth Unit 81 Bradley Hall Trading Estate Bradley Lane, Standish WIGAN Lancashire WN6 0XQ J Freeley Ltd 14 Southern Street Worsley MANCHESTER Lancashire M28 3QN J S Berry Contractors Ltd Stone Field Blackleach Lane Catforth Preston Lancashire PR4 0JA L O R Contracting Ltd Unit 1-3 Lostock Lane Lostock BOLTON Lancashire BL6 4BRMark A Taylor

Demolition Ltd Sondaw, Snodworth Road Langho BLACKBURN Lancashire BB6 8DR

Skillings Crushing Company The Yard Park Road, Padiham BURNLEY Lancashire BB12 8ED

LINCOLNSHIRE

Northbank Demolition Co Hayes Road Cadishead MANCHESTER Lancashire M44 5BU

Stott Demolition Ltd Hugh Mill Cowpe Road ROSSENDALE Lancashire BB4 7DQ

B J P Plants Firebeacon Bridge Firebeacon Lane, Wragholme LOUTH Lincolnshire LN11 7BE

P & S Interior Strippers 28 Daneholme Road MANCHESTER Lancashire M19 1NY P McGuinness & Co Ltd Unit 15 Rondin Road MANCHESTER Lancashire M12 6BF Pete Marquis Industries Ltd Bryars Farm Lea Lane, Lea Town PRESTON Lancashire PR4 0RN Reddish Demolition Ltd Albion House Drury Lane Chadderton Oldham Lancashire LO9 7PS Robinsons Demolition Ltd Est 1939 3-5 Boothley Road BLACKPOOL Lancashire FY1 3JT

All in Demolition Weir Farm Station Road Thorpe-On-The-Hill LINCOLN Lincolnshire LN6 9BS

Winterburns of Rochdale 35 Crescent Road ROCHDALE Lancashire OL11 3LF

Fearn Plant Ltd Wall Rudding Farm Saxilby Road, Doddington LINCOLN Lincolnshire LN6 4RY

LEICESTER

D Worthington Ltd 1 Broadsword Way Burbage HINCKLEY Leicestershire LE10 2QL

G B M UK Warwick Road Fairfield Industrial Estate LOUTH Lincolnshire LN11 0YB

Jd Manual Demolition 21 Pickering Road LEICESTER Leicestershire LE9 6WA

M Ward Demolition Ltd 1 Summer Lane Long Sutton SPALDING Lincolnshire PE12 9BL

L K S Demolition & Groundwork 2 Sandy Lane Scalford Melton Mowbray Leicestershire LE14 4DS

Monksview Demolition 72-76 West Drove North Gedney Hill Spalding Lincolnshire PE12 0NT

Newline 633 Melton Road Thurmaston LEICESTER Leicestershire LE4 8EB

U D C S Demolition Ltd The Old Bottle Yard Great Northern Terrace LINCOLN Lincolnshire LN5 8HN

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CLS Demolition Atherton Way Brigg Lincolnshire DN20 8AR

LONDON

A B C Demolition Ltd Coombe Works Coombe Road London NW10 0EB Berkley Demolition Ltd 4 Old Park Lane Mayfair London W1K 1QW b-line Unit 5a Lombard Road WIMBLEDON London SW19 3TZ Clifford Devlin Clifford House Towcester Road London E3 3ND Deconstruct UK Burdett House 15-16 Buckingham Street LONDON WC2N 6DU G P Paving 4 Rannock Avenue Kingsbury London NW9 7JN Keanes 45 Iverson Road London NW6 2HT L D D Construction 7 Eastbury Road Beckton London E6 6LP

DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county M J M Con Ltd Space House Abbey Road London NW10 7SU

C20 London 115 Ormside Street London SE15 1TF

Moran Haulage Ltd 7 Mercury Way London SE14 5RR

MERSEYSIDE

O’Keefe Demolition St Andrews House 1 Dreadnought Street GREENWICH London SE10 0PU Pristine London Universal House 88-94 Wentworth Street London E1 7SA P J Foley The Long Lodge 265-269 Kingston Road Wimbledon London SW19 3NW Rubbish to Go 84 Julian Avenue London W3 9JF Salter DemolitionLtd Eldon House 2-3 Eldon Street London EC2M 7LS Tony Demolition Workers Ltd 84 Broomfield Avenue London N13 4JP Embassy Demolition 29 Nobel Road Eley Industrial estate EDMONTON London N18 3BH

Mark Wakefield Demolition Ltd Unit 6 Coopers Court, Coopers Lane Knowsley Industrial Park LIVERPOOL Merseyside L33 7UB

F T S Demolition 35 Carsthorne Road Carr Lane Industrial Estate HOYLAKE Merseyside CH47 4FB

McVey Demolition 30 Lees Road Knowsley Industrial Park LIVERPOOL Merseyside L33 7SE

Church Street Demolition 16-28 Brasenose Road BOOTLE Merseyside L20 8HG

Powell Demolition Ltd Unit 5 Maddock Street BIRKENHEAD Merseyside CH41 4LA

G T B Demolition Co Ltd 25 Cotton Street LIVERPOOL Merseyside L3 7DY

Sloyan Doyle Demolition 19-21 Lightbody Street LIVERPOOL Merseyside L5 9UU

J G McVey & Co Ltd 25-27 Naylor Street Liverpool Merseyside L3 6DR

Technical Demolition Services Ltd Dock Road South WIRRAL Merseyside CH62 4SQ

John Beech Ltd Dock Road North WIRRAL Merseyside CH62 4TQ

Tisdale Demolition The Port Office Dock Road LIVERPOOL Merseyside L19 2JW

L Rifkin Demolitions Marsh Street Kirkdale LIVERPOOL Merseyside L20 2BL

MID GLAMORGAN

Liverpool Reclamation & Demolition Ltd Target House Liver Industrial Estate Walton LIVERPOOL Merseyside L9 7ES

Aberdare Demolition Ltd Prospect House Canal Road ABERDARE Mid Glamorgan CF44 0AG

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Bond Demolition Unit 3b Pantglas Industrial Estate, Bedwas CAERPHILLY Mid Glamorgan CF83 8DR Glamorgan Opus One, John Street Cefn Cribwr, Bridgend Mid Glamorgan CF32 0AD

MIDDLESEX

Excaliber Services Sabichi House 5 Wadsworth Road Perivale Greenford Middlesex UB6 7JD Greater London Demolition 31 Jute Lane ENFIELD Middlesex EN3 7PJ McGee Group 340-342 Athlon Road WEMBLEY Middlesex HA0 1BX Plan Demolition Ltd 17 Ashburton Road RUISLIP Middlesex HA4 6AA Scudder Demolition Carey House Great Central Way Wembley Middlesex HA9 0HR Tilley & Barrett Ltd 25 Cecil Road HARROW Middlesex HA3 5QY

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county W & H Transport Demolition Ltd 2 Alexandra Road ASHFORD Middlesex TW15 1TP

MIDLOTHIAN

Chamic Industrial Services 27 Bankhead Drive Edinburgh Midlothian EH11 4DN Daltons Demolitions Ltd Gogar Station Rd Edinburgh EH12 9BU

International Waste Management Group Unit 27 Mayfield Industrial Estate DALKEITH Midlothian EH22 4AD

NORFOLK

A G D J Brown Contractors Ltd 10 West Road Watton THETFORD Norfolk IP25 6AU Bettinson Bros R & C High London Farm High London Lane, Winfarthing DISS Norfolk IP22 2EG

Fincham Demolition 16 Lord Nelson Drive New Costessey NORWICH Norfolk NR5 0UE

Anglian Demolition & Asbestos Ltd West Carr Road Atteborough Norfolk NR17 1AN

Major Demolitions Harfreys Road Industrial Estate Harfreys Road GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk NR31 0JL

Mitchell Demolition Limited 1a Gunton Lane Norwich Norfolk NR5 0AE

Parnell Bros Demolition 1 Anson Road Airport Industrial Estate Norwich Norfolk NR6 6ED

NORTH HUMBERSIDE

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Holderness Metal Company The Station Station Road, Patrington HULL North Humberside HU12 0NE

Sam Allon Lincoln Street HULL North Humberside HU2 0PE The Yorkshire Demolition & Reclamation Company Ltd Sycamore Rise Keyingham HULL North Humberside

HU12 9SX

NORTH YORKSHIRE D Boswell & Sons Sledmere Crossing Depot Stamford Bridge Road Dunnington York North Yorkshire YO19 5LN

G R P Excavations Ltd Unit 7a County Business Park Darlington Road NORTHALLERTON North Yorkshire DL6 2NQ Gnat UK Ltd Unit 5 Jackson Court Olympic Way RICHMOND North Yorkshire DL10 4FD Nigel Jagger Demolition & Groundworks Woodside Farm, Carr Lane Sutton-On-The-Forest YORK North Yorkshire YO61 1EB

Oakley Plant Gatehouse Farm Lebberston SCARBOROUGH North Yorkshire YO11 3NS

B & B Industrial Dismantling Ltd 4 Queen Street WORKSOP Nottinghamshire S80 2AN

G Fry Demolition Yew Tree Farm, Main Road Westwood Nottinghamshire NG16 5HW

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

Bloom Demolition Excavation Ltd The Yard, Askham Road East Markham NEWARK Nottinghamshire NG22 0RQ

Jager Associates Ltd 8 Wilford Lane West Bridgford NOTTINGHAM Nottinghamshire NG2 7QX

A P B Boddington Demolition The Old P O W Camp Boddington Road, Byfield DAVENTRY Northamptonshire NN11 6XU

Boddington Demolition Ltd Oak Farm, Priors Hardwick Road Upper Boddington DAVENTRY Northamptonshire NN11 6DW M W Crushing Ltd Three Trees , Penfold Drive Great Billing Northampton Northamptonshire NN3 9EQ

NORTHUMBERLAND

E D & M A Redpath and Sons Eildon House, Queens Road Wooler Northumberland NE71 6DR Thompson Of Prudhoe Princess Way Prudhoe Northumberland NE42 6PL

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Action Demolition Ltd Edward House Newark Nottinghamshire NG24 1DP

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Boss Plant Ltd Round Plantation Farm Rufford NEWARK Nottinghamshire NG22 9HA Brooks Plant Hire and Demolition Units 9 & 10, Hazel Court Burma Road Industrial Estate MANSFIELD Nottinghamshire NG21 0RY C M E C Demolition William Isaac Building 3 Gibbons Street NOTTINGHAM Nottinghamshire NG7 2SB Collins Demolition Unit 2b Park Lane KIRBY-IN-ASHFIELD Nottinghamshire NG17 9LE Down to Earth Demolition Unit 1, Moorebridge Works Bestwood Road Nottinghamshire NG6 8SS

PHD Midlands Ltd The Old Substation Queens Drive Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG2 1AP Pro Demolition 16 Trafford Gardens Nottingham Nottinghamshire NGA 5AL Total Reclaims Ltd Unit 1 Bakerbrook Industrial Estate Wigwam Lane, Hucknall NOTTINGHAM Nottinghamshire NG15 7SZ Ward Demolition 1 Northern Court NOTTINGHAM Nottinghamshire NG6 0BJ All About Demolition Ltd Staffordshire House Beechdale Road Nottinghamshire NG8 3FH

OXFORDSHIRE Brookes Services Common Farm London Road Milton Common Thame Oxfordshire OX9 2NU

DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county Clemson Demolition Unit 28 Manor Farm Peppard Common HENLEY ON THAMES Oxfordshire RG9 5LA

R V C Demolition Demolition House Forge Way, Dorrington SHREWSBURY Shropshire SY5 7JW

Wycombe Demolition Ltd Troy House, Aston Road Ducklington WITNEY Oxfordshire OX29 7XA

Topdem Ltd 1 Badhan Court Unit 2 Castle Street, Hadley TELFORD Shropshire TF1 5QX

RENFREWSHIRE

SOMERSET

Chris Wright & Sons Bogston Lane Greenock Renfrewshire PA15 2UQ

SHROPSHIRE

Cader Construction Ltd 1 Doseley Road North Dawley TELFORD Shropshire TF4 3AL G J P Contract Services Ltd The Corner Bungalow King Street, Broseley Wood BROSELEY Shropshire TF12 5PS Garvey Demolition The Green Chruch Street TELFORD Shropshire TF1 1DG Hudsons TMS Ltd Old Pumping Station Hilton Bank Shifnal Shropshire TF11 8RH

SOUTH GLAMORGAN

Cardiff Demolition Ty To Maen Farm Newton Road Rummey CARDIFF South Glamorgan CF3 2EJ South Wales Demolition Ltd 11 Cardiff Bay CARDIFF South Glamorgan CF10 5BR

A J Davis Demolition Wessex Way Wincanton Business Park WINCANTON Somerset BA9 9RR Alford Technical Services Ltd Westbury Quarry, Stancombe Lane Westbury Sub Mendip WELLS Somerset BA5 1HT L A Moore Ltd The Old Railway Yard Haybridge WELLS Somerset BA5 1AH T H Griffin Plant Hire Lark Rise Farm Coombe Lane Charlton Adam Somerton Somerset TA11 7AY

SOUTH HUMBERSIDE

C L S Demolition Atherton Way BRIGG South Humberside DN20 8AR Empringham Demolition Hallands Farm College Road BARROW UPON HUMBER South Humberside DN19 7ED

SOUTH YORKSHIRE

Albion Jones Ltd Bernera Works Psalters Lane Rotherham South Yorkshire S61 1DQ B D B Dismantling Station Road Industrial Estate Valley Road, Wombwell BARNSLEY South Yorkshire S73 0BS

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Galebest Ltd Rother Valley Way Holbrook SHEFFIELD South Yorkshire S20 3RW Hague Plant Jubilee House Claywheels Lane SHEFFIELD South Yorkshire S6 1LZ Linbro Demolition Haigh Lane Hoylandswaine SHEFFIELD South Yorkshire S36 7JJ Metals & Plant Ltd 5 Manor Close Todwick SHEFFIELD South Yorkshire S26 1HP T K L Group The Foundry Common Lane WATH-UPON-DEARNE, ROTHERHAM South Yorkshire S63 7DX Ron Hull Group Mangham Road Parkgate ROTHERHAM South Yorkshire S62 6EF Wilson Reclamation Demolition Ltd Coopers Mill Business Park Clay Lane West Doncaster South Yorkshire DN2 4QR

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county STAFFORDSHIRE

STIRLINGSHIRE

T & K Weavers Demolition Ltd Parsonage Hall Parsonage Hill BURES Suffolk CO8 5DH

Capital Demolition Capital House Woodham Park Road, Woodham ADDLESTONE Surrey KT15 3TG

Charles Shaw Plant Hire & Groundwork Contractors Akesmoor Lane Gillow Heath STOKE ON TRENT Staffordshire ST8 6RT

David Morton Larbert Ltd Glen Works Glen Village FALKIRK Stirlingshire FK1 2BQ

SURREY

Ciku Construction 63a Hawks Road KINGSTON UPON THAMES Surrey KT1 3EF

Euro Demolition & Dismantling Ltd Unit 17 Marchington Industrial Estate Stubby Lane, Marchington UTTOXETER Staffordshire ST14 8LP

SUFFOLK

B Kettle & Co Ltd Transport House Sneyd Hill STOKE ON TRENT Staffordshire ST6 2DZ

Newcastle Demolition Ltd Park Farm, Old Road Bignall End STOKE ON TRENT Staffordshire ST7 8QH S J Walchester Ltd Foxfield Works Whitehurst Lane, Dilhorne STOKE ON TRENT Staffordshire ST10 2PG Staffordshire Demolition Ltd 10 Valley Road Weston Coyney STOKE ON TRENT Staffordshire ST3 6NN

Central Demolition Recycling Ltd West Carron Landfill FALKIRK Stirlingshire FK2 7RS

A C Flint General Contractor Flints, Thorington Road Thorington HALESWORTH Suffolk IP19 9JG Clarke Demolition Co Sinks Pit, Main Road Kesgrave, Ipswich Suffolk IP5 2PE

777 Demolition & Haulage Co Ltd 158 Beddington Lane CROYDON Surrey CR0 4TE A Class Diamon Drilling Ltd 16 Vale Road Sutton Surrey SM1 1QH AG Edwards & Son Demolition Leewood Farm Yard Effingham Common Road, Effingham LEATHERHEAD Surrey KT24 5JG

K T Demolition Ltd 32a Holmsey Green Beck Row BURY ST. EDMUNDS Suffolk IP28 8AJ

Benchmark Demolition Ltd Abbey House Clarendon Rd Redhill Surrey RH1 1QZ

L J Finch Snowdrop Cottage Norton Road, Great Ashfield BURY ST. EDMUNDS Suffolk IP31 3HJ

Blockade Services Limited Unit O/Lambs Business Pk/Terracotta Rd Surrey RH9 8LJ

Sutton Services Ltd 83 Undley Road Laken Heath Brandon Suffolk IP27 9BY

Callaghan Demolition Estate Office, Waterhouse Lane Kingswood, Tadworth Surrey KT20 6HT

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CJ Charlton Group 2 Wyvern Close Ash Vale ALDERSHOT Surrey GU12 5SH The Coleman Group 10 Station Road Chertsey Surrey KT16 8BE David Dyett Ltd Lyon Way Frimley CAMBERLEY Surrey GU16 7ER Demolition J B 50a Aldershot Road GUILDFORD Surrey GU2 8AF F Cooper & Sons 195 Frog Grove Lane Wood Street Village GUILDFORD Surrey GU3 3HD Ferrari Demolition 6 Barnfield NEW MALDEN Surrey KT3 5RH

General Demolition 16 Lyon Road WALTON ON THAMES Surrey KT12 3PU Headway Salvage Supply Demolition Linden Lea, Chequers Lane Walton On The Hill TADWORTH Surrey KT20 7RG K P H Group Unit 1, Paddock Barn Farm Godstone Road Caterham Surrey CR3 6FF Keltbray Group St Andrew’s House Portsmouth Road ESHER Surrey KT10 9TA Metro Deconstruction Services Ltd Highworth Farm Stan Hill, Charlwood HORLEY Surrey RH6 0ES Pillory Down Groundwork Contractors 3 Fairlawn Road BANSTEAD Surrey SM7 3AU Select Demolition Limited Maybrook House 97 Godstone Road CATERHAM Surrey CR3 6RE

Sloane Demolitions 190 Beverley Trading Estate Garth Road MORDEN Surrey SM4 4LU

Tower Demolition Anchor Business Park 102 Beddington Lane CROYDON Surrey CR0 4YX Trojan Demolition 53 High Street Ewell EPSOM Surrey KT17 1RX

S O Demolition Chessington Business Centre Cox Lane CHESSINGTON Surrey KT9 1SD

TYNE & WEAR

Decom Group Ltd 9 Greenfinch Road Easington Lane HOUGHTON LE SPRING Tyne And Wear DH5 0GG

Southern Demolition Co Ltd 90 High Road Byfleet WEST BYFLEET Surrey KT14 7QT Surrey Demolition Ltd Woodlands House Old Lane COBHAM Surrey KT11 1NH Sussex Demolition Services Ltd The Woodyard Mint Walk Warlingham Surrey CR6 9SA Thames Dismantling 6 Lysander Gardens SURBITON Surrey KT6 6AT Titan Demolition 17 Queens Rd Hersham Walton-on-Thames Surrey KT12 5ND

Elite Demolition Yorkshire Chambers 112-114 Pilgrim Street Tyne and Wear NE1 6SQ Lakeside Reclamation Ltd Brewery Lane GATESHEAD Tyne And Wear NE10 0EY M G L Demolition Ltd Newburn Haugh Industrial Estate Newburn NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Tyne And Wear NE15 8SG Nordem Ltd 115-116 Pallion Way St Lukes Road Sunderland Tyne and Wear SR4 6RJ Safer Demo Ltd 5 Waterloo Square NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Tyne And Wear NE1 4DR

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WARWICKSHIRE AR Demolition Ltd 36 Main Street Carlton NUNEATON Warwickshire CV13 0EZ

Eastlands Demolition Eastland Field Farm Marston Lane, Marston Jabbett BEDWORTH Warwickshire CV12 9SD Goldhill Contracting Ltd Unit 4a Adams Way Springfield Business Park ALCESTER Warwickshire B49 6PU Jordan Contracts Midlands Ltd Canalside Yard Brickyard Road, Napton SOUTHAM Warwickshire CV47 8NT Postlethwaite Groundworks Coben Gaydon Road Bishops Itchington SOUTHAM Warwickshire CV47 2QZ

WEST GLAMORGAN

L G Murphy Swansea Ltd Unit 11 Prospect Park Queens Way Fforestfach Swansea West Glamorgan SA5 4ED

DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county WEST LOTHIAN

Dem-Master Demolition Pottishaw Place Whitehill Industrial Estate BATHGATE West Lothian EH48 2EN Lothian Demolition Ltd Unit 9-11 Waverley Industrial Units Waverley Street BATHGATE West Lothian EH48 4HY

WEST MIDLANDS

Ac Demolition Services 1 Pikehelve Street WEST BROMWICH West Midlands B70 0TU Armac Group Stonebridge House Kenilworth Road, Meriden COVENTRY West Midlands CV7 7LJ Blucom Ltd The Pump House Lyndons Farm Poolhead Lane Earlswood Solihull West Midlands B94 5ES City Demolition (Birmingham) Blews Street Aston West Midlands B6 4EP D J Walker Unit S Great Bridge Industrial Estate Bridge Road TIPTON West Midlands DY4 0JL

DSM Arden House Arden Road, Saltley BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B8 1DE Democon UK Unit 5 Pole Position London Road, Bassetts Pole SUTTON COLDFIELD West Midlands B75 5SA Dismantling & Engineering Services Willenhall Road Willenhall West Midlands WV13 3AE

J B C Demo Ltd Unit 6a Beeches Road Community Enterprise Centre 1 Beeches Road WEST BROMWICH West Midlands B70 6QE

WEST SUSSEX

L P D Demolition Unit 4 Hickman Avenue Wolverhampton West Midlands WV1 2BS

Dorton Group Station Goods Yard Station Road Burgess Hill West Sussex RH15 9DG

McAuliffe Group Mcauliffe House Loxdale Industrial Estate Northcott Road BILSTON West Midlands WV14 0TP

Dunton Plant Ltd The Courtyard Gorsey Lane, Coleshill BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B46 1JA

P B M Contractors Ltd 15 Green Lane Small Heath BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B9 5BU

E D Demolition Services Ltd 15 Dollman Street BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B7 4RP

The Coleman Group Shady Lane Great Barr Birmingham West Midland B44 9ER

Elford Demolition & Remediation Ltd Portway Road WEDNESBURY West Midlands WS10 7DZ

Umberslade Ladywood Farm Elvers Green Lane, Knowle SOLIHULL West Midlands B93 0AA

F C Richardson & Son 194 Yardley Road Birmingham West Midlands B27 6LR Hurley Demolition Ltd Phoenix Business Park Brickfield Road BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B25 8HE

W J Birch UK Ltd 153 Slade Road SUTTON COLDFIELD West Midlands B75 5PD

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B Betchley Groundworks Wattlehurst Farm Kingsfold HORSHAM West Sussex RH12 3SD

Eless Decommissioning Services Unit 16 Graylands Estate Langhurstwood Road HORSHAM West Sussex RH12 4QD Hamilton Construction Services Old Station Yard PETWORTH West Sussex GU28 0JF Matthews Group Stephenson Place Stephenson Way CRAWLEY West Sussex RH10 1TL

WEST YORKSHIRE Adept Demolition Ltd Browside Farm Medley Lane, Northowram HALIFAX West Yorkshire HX3 7SX B D P Ltd Belfast Yard Sovereign Works Gelderd Road, Birstall BATLEY West Yorkshire WF17 9PY

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DemolitioN DIRECTORY - county Birstall Demolition & Plant Services Ltd Unit 5 Carr Mills Bradford Road, Birstall BATLEY West Yorkshire WF17 9JX Bridgeplan Ltd Ellen Royd Street Halifax West Yorkshire HX3 6DN Concrete Services 151 Huddersfield Road Meltham HOLMFIRTH West Yorkshire HD9 4AJ

I H Equipment Ltd 49a Lidgate Crescent South Kirkby Pontefract West Yorkshire WF9 3NR J D Crabtree High House Farm Straight Lane, Addingham ILKLEY West Yorkshire LS29 9JU Jennings of Pudsey 70 Marsh PUDSEY West Yorkshire LS28 7NY

Demolition Services Ltd D S L House Wortley Moor Road LEEDS West Yorkshire LS12 4JE

Moorhead Demolition Ltd Westfield Court Lower Wortley Road LEEDS West Yorkshire LS12 4PX

F Hardwick Ltd Scotch Park Trading Estate Forge Lane LEEDS West Yorkshire LS12 2PY

N & R Demolitions Unit 1 Suite 2 Craggs Country Business Park New Road, Cragg Vale HEBDEN BRIDGE West Yorkshire HX7 5TT

Fastsource Calder Vale Road WAKEFIELD West Yorkshire WF1 5PE

Newton Yorkshire Ltd Victoria Business Park Hepworth HOLMFIRTH West Yorkshire HD9 7TT

Gill Demolitions Progress Works Hall Lane BRADFORD West Yorkshire BD4 7DT Hutchinson Demolition Neverfield Works Calder Road Ravensthorpe DEWSBURY West Yorkshire WF13 3JS

Pennine Demolitions Ltd Unit 2 Woodlands Mill Longwood HUDDERSFIELD West Yorkshire HD3 4TG

R A Howard Contractors Holly Hall Works 258 Huddersfield Road, Low Moor BRADFORD West Yorkshire BD12 0TJ

WILTSHIRE

R G S Waste & Transport Services Ltd Unit 4 Royds Enterprise Park Future Fields Brandford West Yorkshire BD6 3EW

Prodem & Build Hope Cottage Carrion Pond Drove Salisbury Wiltshire SP2 8PD

Ripping Out & Removal Services 56 Somerset Road PUDSEY West Yorkshire LS28 7LN Robinson & Birdsell Ltd Audby House Audby Lane WETHERBY West Yorkshire LS22 7FD Spa Demolition Spa Farm Bungalow OSSETT West Yorkshire WF5 0HJ Terra Vac Ltd Unit 1 Lakeside Calder Island Way WAKEFIELD West Yorkshire WF2 7AW Thomas Crompton Demolition Thomas Crompton House Neville Road BRADFORD West Yorkshire BD4 8TU

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Lawson Group Station Yard Station Road, Shrivenham SWINDON Wiltshire SN6 8JL

Salisbury Demolition & Salvage Ltd 35 West Street Wilton SALISBURY Wiltshire SP2 0DL T R G Asbestos Removals 8 Jubilee Terrace South Newton SALISBURY Wiltshire SP2 0QX Worbey Soft Strip Services Ltd 175 Clifton Street SWINDON Wiltshire SN1 3QB

WORCESTERSHIRE DES Unit 4 Regents Court Farmoor Lane REDDITCH Worcestershire B98 0SD

W B Groundworks Ltd 182 Stourbridge Road Bromsgrove Worcestershire B61 0AR

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