William Gilder Ltd has a strong track record of managing a variety of biosolids including liquid & solid digestate (from anaerobic digestion processes), compost (derived from organic wastes) and a variety of other by-products including water utility sludge, paper crumb and other ‘compost like’ outputs.
We manage the full waste cycle, from extraction and removal, through to transporting and treating the material to make it suitable for returning it to the land in the form of natural, nutrient-rich products for use on agricultural land.
Inert waste is treated at our facility in Toddington, Gloucestershire, ahead of the fertiliser spreading season in the spring and summer. We carry up to 100 000 tons of waste per annum, using a vast fleet of specialist transport vehicles.
For more about our process and transport capabilities, contact the team.
Our treatment facility has the capacity to screen silt collected from freshwater, including canal dredging and other water treatment procedures. In accordance with Environment Agency protocols, we screen an average of 30 000 tonnes of freshwater per year, with the waste material being used to return nutrients to soils.
In recent years, we have also introduced barley straw treatment as part of our water treatment offering. This method is a natural means of controlling algae growth in commercial reservoirs, without using harmful chemicals which can ultimately end up in drinking water supplies.
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