Years of experience
Australian owned
Tonnes diverted in 2024
About Breen Resources
We’re a family business, running since 1949. We’ve grown by overcoming challenges and achieving success. Operating since 1950s, we are focused on recycling materials instead of landfill. Fast forward to today, we provide recycled building products, made from construction and demolition waste at our resource recovery facility.
We create valuable products from waste and preserve our natural resources for future generations.
Our Services
We accept various construction and demolition materials, maximising recovery for reuse and recycling.
What we do
We accept waste materials generated by Construction and Demolition sites, Civil Earth Works Projects including General solid Waste Soils (GSW), Virgin Excavated Natural Materials (VENM), Excavated Natural Materials (ENM) to be processed at our recycling facilities which divert recoverable and valuable resources from landfill.
Our aim is to create valuable recovered products for sale and to preserve our natural resources for future generations.
Why we do it
At Breen Resources, we believe today’s waste should be tomorrow’s resource.
Our commitment to sustainability drives us to find innovative ways to recycle and reuse materials, reducing the strain on natural resources and building a better future for our communities.
How we do it
Our resource recovery facility, built in 2014, process Construction and Demolition wastes, Civil Earth Works Projects GSW, VENM & ENM soils.
Our recycling operations are designed to maximise resource recovery, turning waste into high-quality, reusable materials that can go back to your project.
We’re currently in the process of creating a new, state-of-the-art facility, deploying leading-edge technology to revolutionise our recovery processes and achieve significantly higher recovery rates.
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