Con-Strux LLC specializes in responsibly recycling concrete, with facilities across Long Island that process demolition debris into recycled aggregate and provide mobile crushing for projects that keep material on site. Its service model also covers transportation and street sweeping, while a proactive safety program includes OSHA certification, weekly independent compliance checks, and ArrowSight video auditing. The company received construction safety awards from BTEA and the Associated General Contractors Association for its safety practices.
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Crown Recycling FacilityFounded by the Rossano family in 1970, Crown Recycling Facility is a family-owned Calverton recycling center that buys and processes scrap metal while handling construction and demolition waste. Now operated by the second generation, the facility uses a two-line sorting system and can process up to 50 tons of waste per hour, turning much of the incoming material into reusable resources such as recycled concrete aggregate and mulch. Crown serves customers throughout Long Island and New York City’s five boroughs, with roll-off containers and licensed asbestos handling for larger projects.CALVERTON, NY
Cooper RecyclingOperating in Brooklyn since 1986, Cooper Recycling processes construction and demolition debris at what it describes as New York City’s largest C&D recycling facility. Its sorting line spans more than a mile of conveyors and can process 2,000 tons a day, recovering up to 95% of incoming material. The privately held, family-operated company is women-owned and City of New York WBE-certified, and it was the first New York recycling facility to earn Recycling Certification Institute certification.BROOKLYN, NY
Waste Stream ManagementAt its Kwinana facility, Waste Stream Management recycles and disposes of civil construction and demolition materials, operating as a Class 1 inert landfill while turning suitable concrete waste into road base and other recycled products. The Western Australian business was an innovator in crushing waste concrete for Main Roads WA-approved road base and became the first landfill and recycling business to receive Main Roads specification approval. It also supports the Kwinana community through a Murdoch University scholarship program and local sporting and community initiatives.MALONE, NY
Brookfield Resource Management, IncEstablished in 1968, Brookfield Resource Management processes recyclable materials for reuse, including scrap from structural demolition, end-of-life vehicles and household appliances. Serving businesses, municipalities and individuals from operations in New York and Illinois, the company processes tens of thousands of tons each year and focuses its work on resource recovery, environmental stewardship and safe operations.ELMSFORD, NY