StackworthDemolition · Reclamation · Brick

Demolition · Reclamation · Brick — Stoke-on-Trent

We take buildings down. The best of them goes back up.

Demolition, reclamation and reclaimed brick in Stoke-on-Trent. See the take-down band and the reclamation credit before a walk-round, then read the method behind the number.

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01 · Safety first

Safety first

02 · Method written

Method written

03 · Project traced

Project traced

The loop, in three moves

Take it down. Grade what survives. Lay it back up.

See the three moves before you read the method statement.

  1. 01

    Take it down

  2. 02

    Grade it

  3. 03

    Lay it back

“The reckoner told me my grandad's terrace was worth about two thousand in brick before I'd given them my name. The walk-round figure landed inside the band.”
Illustrative demonstration quoteDean H. · Terrace take-down, Fenton
Orange excavator working beside reclaimed brick at a fictional demolition and reclamation yard
The yard, mid-season — every take-down feeds it

What needs to come down?

See an indicative take-down band less potential reclamation credit. It is a demonstration rate card, not a quote; the walk-round, engineer and written RAMS decide a real job.

The structure
Roughly when was it built?

The era decides the mortar, and the mortar decides how much of the building comes back as saleable brick rather than crush.

Taking it down
£9,250–£13,750
Bricks in the structure
10,000–14,000
Likely to clean back (55–80%)
5,500–11,250
Reclamation credit
−£1,550–£6,200
Indicative net band
£3,050–£12,200

Lime mortar lets go — most bricks clean by hand back to saleable stock.

Illustrative band only — the free walk-round and written RAMS set the real figure.

See the safety sequence Read one project

Bands from a demonstration rate card on a fictional contractor — never a quote. On a real job the number is fixed by a walk-round and a written RAMS, not a form. Asbestos surveys, permits and disposal are priced from what the walk-round actually finds.

Your reckoner inputs travel with the request, so the person ringing back has already seen the structure you described. Free, and it obliges you to nothing.

The loop, in three moves

Take it down. Grade what survives. Lay it back up.

One gate for the work: written method, weighed material, reclaimed stock back into the wall.

  1. Stage 01

    Take it down

    Surveyed first, then stripped and reduced floor by floor to the written method. Zones are briefed; arisings are cleared as they land.

  2. Stage 02

    Grade it

    Brick is cleaned by hand off lime mortar; slate, oak and steel are sorted by stream. Each load leaves with a waste transfer note.

  3. Stage 03

    Lay it back

    The yard's reclaimed stock goes into walls, extensions and repairs where the blend and age have to match.

The loop closes: brick reclaimed at stage one is cleaned and graded at stage two, and laid back into new work at stage three — one material, twice built.

The site office answers

Ask Marl what the job actually involves

Marl answers from this yard’s own policies — the method, the zones, what reclamation is worth, what the paperwork means. What Marl will not do: price your job, judge a structure, or tell you a consent isn’t needed. Those belong to a walk-round, an engineer and your Local Planning Authority — and it says so rather than guessing.

Asked at the gate this week

What's real on this demo

Basis: validated tenant truth manifest

Every enabled screen here runs on the real shared platform against this demo's own database. Some capabilities are deliberately held back, and this is exactly which.

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