Environmental and waste solutions don’t have to be complicated. We make it simple. From contaminated land through to invasive plant species – we deliver, we think creatively, we act quickly and we do what it takes to make your project a success. Contact us today for more details about how we can help you.
Premium Purity™ purifies the air and renders treated surfaces self-disinfecting in a chemical-free, sustainable, and healthful way. The solution combines two synergetic products with comprehensive service to provide Premium Purity™ clients with a low-microbial indoor environment and high air quality.
We believe in a transparent and simple approach to the way we do things. Our aim is to keep you engaged through every step of the process in order to provide clear guidance and peace of mind while you work with us. We have five simple steps we follow from the beginning to the end of every project.
One of our core aims is to eliminate or reduce the amount of waste material going to landfill. By doing this we can provide you with significant cost savings when compared to legacy dig & dump methods.
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Research and Development is a core part of what we do at ATG Group. We are constantly thinking outside the box and coming up with innovative ways to deal with contamination. Since 2017, we have spent over £1.6 million on developing new techniques to remediate contaminated material and Japanese Knotweed infestations.
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Construction projects inevitably create waste and, as a result, a Site Waste Management Plan is required. While these are a legal obligation, under the regulations which came into force in 2008, they are an essential part of sustainable building.
Current legislation classifies all waste from excavations hazardous by default, and every site must have an effective waste management plan in place.
A Site …
This summer, Prime Minister Boris Johnston announced building on brownfield sites will longer be subject to ‘normal’ planning rules. The government hopes house building increases across Northern Ireland and the UK without planning consent slowing it down.
According to the Campaign to Protect Rural England, there is enough brownfield land to deliver 1 million new homes! With local authorities identifying more than 66,000 hectares of such sites, it is no …
Asbestos is banned in the UK but finding it within buildings being demolished or refurbished is common. For decades it was used in the construction of buildings around the UK and Republic of Ireland for insulation and fire-proofing. It is very useful and inexpensive, but its fibres are highly toxic and cause breathing difficulties.
Asbestos is a group of fibrous minerals made up of fine needle-like fibres. …
