OUR MISSION

Giving a second life to building materials and components

Saving resources, reducing waste

Construction and demolition waste is a major source of waste in the EU, accounting for 25-30% of all waste.

The transition to a circular resource management model is struggling, particularly in the reuse of construction materials, which makes up 68% of waste in France.

We propose simple solutions to reduce waste and support sustainability.

Find a second life to materials and equipments

Fighting against waste by seeking out reuse or refurbishment channels is an important step in reducing the carbon impact of a construction site.

Indeed, many materials, equipment, or components maintain a technical or usage value despite an initial use and can be reused for the same use for which they were designed.

The reuse of second-hand materials preserves the environment by avoiding waste as well as the production and transport of unnecessary new materials.

Building low-carbon through the circular economy.

Low-carbon construction aims to reduce the environmental impact of the construction industry by carefully selecting materials, reducing grey carbon emissions, and reusing materials.

This approach reduces transportation costs for non-renewable building components and helps decrease waste.

Such a construction method results in affordable and eco-friendly structures.