Park House Services operate a separate site for the production of soils and aggregates from waste.
Our site allows us to accept inert and organic wastes for processing to recover aggregates and produce soils and soil substitutes.
Manufactured topsoil can be produced through the mixing a balance of mineral and organic materials to create a rooting medium.
Blends can include materials such as natural topsoil, sand, overburden, subsoil, compost, and clean water sludges.
The standard rules permit SR2010 No 12 LB3106CM held by the site, lists the wastes suitable for inclusion in soil manufacture.
Up to 1000 tonnes of manufactured topsoil can be used to establish a vegetative layer up to 300mm deep for landscaping purposes under RPS 190.
These soils are manufactured from the following:
01 01 02 – chalk only (clean, naturally occurring stone materials);
01 04 08 – waste chalk other than those mentioned in 01 04 07 (clean, naturally occurring stone materials);
01 04 09 – waste sand and clays (clean, naturally occurring soil and mineral materials);
02 01 06 – horse manure only;
02 01 99 – spent mushroom compost from the growing of mushrooms only;
02 03 99 – soil from cleaning and washing fruit and vegetables only;
02 04 01 – soil from cleaning and washing beet;
17 05 04 – soil and stones including chalk from greenfield sites (clean, naturally occurring topsoil and subsoil);
20 02 02 – soil and stones (clean, naturally occurring topsoil and subsoil);
PAS100 protocol composts.
Soils are produced in accordance with BS 3882: 2015 to achieve Multipurpose Grade.
Multipurpose topsoil is suitable for a range of uses and ideal for grassed areas and planting with trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants, and hedges.
An analysis of the soil and a waste transfer is supplied is provided with each order to comply with Waste Duty of Care’ requirements.
