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About Us

About Us

Founded in 2025 with a vision for a more sustainable construction industry, We Recycle Concrete was established to address the growing challenge of concrete and demolition waste in the Bay Area. Recognizing the environmental and economic benefits of recycling these materials, our founders set out to create a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to transforming debris into valuable resources. From our strategically located plant in Berkeley, we're building a future where construction waste becomes the foundation for new beginnings.

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Our Mission & Values

Our mission is simple: to champion circular economy principles in construction. We are driven by a commitment to;

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Environmental Stewardship

Minimizing landfill burden, conserving natural resources, and reducing the carbon footprint of construction.

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Quality Excellence

Producing recycled aggregates that meet stringent industry standards for performance and reliability.

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Customer Focus

Providing efficient, reliable, and cost-effective recycling and material supply services to our clients.

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Innovation

Continuously improving our processes and adopting advanced technologies for superior recycling outcomes.

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“We've been using We Recycle Concrete for all our demolition debris for the past year. Their service is a game-changer for our projects. Not only is the drop-off process quick and easy, but the recycled aggregate they provide is top-notch. We've used it as a sub-base for multiple driveways and a foundation for a new garage, and the quality is consistently excellent. It's a huge cost-saver compared to dumping at a landfill and it aligns with our company's sustainability goals. The team is always professional and they make the whole process seamless."

Olivia Parker and Noah Williams

Concrete is being poured onto a construction site through a large hose. Rebar is visible, indicating reinforcement work for a foundation or slab. The surrounding area appears organized, with construction tools partially visible.
Concrete is being poured onto a construction site through a large hose. Rebar is visible, indicating reinforcement work for a foundation or slab. The surrounding area appears organized, with construction tools partially visible.

“Had to remove an old concrete patio and wasn't sure what to do with all the rubble. A friend recommended We Recycle Concrete. I was amazed at how affordable it was. I was worried about the logistics, but they made it so simple. The staff was super helpful, and it felt good to know that the old concrete wasn't just going to a dump. I even bought some of their crushed concrete for a walkway I'm building. Great product and great service."

Mateo Rodriguez

Construction debris fills a large container, including broken ceramic pieces, a discarded newspaper, and a pipe. A brick and various rubble materials add to the chaotic mix.
Construction debris fills a large container, including broken ceramic pieces, a discarded newspaper, and a pipe. A brick and various rubble materials add to the chaotic mix.
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Concrete Gallery

Showcasing our sustainable concrete recycling solutions for a greener future.

A construction site with multiple concrete formwork structures in place. Metal braces and supports are prominently visible, ensuring the stability of the forms. Concrete foundations and vertical columns are being prepared, with a mix of exposed rebar and newly laid concrete. The overall environment appears organized and active, reflecting ongoing building activities.
A construction site with multiple concrete formwork structures in place. Metal braces and supports are prominently visible, ensuring the stability of the forms. Concrete foundations and vertical columns are being prepared, with a mix of exposed rebar and newly laid concrete. The overall environment appears organized and active, reflecting ongoing building activities.
A large gray trash bin is prominently placed on a paved area with a backdrop of greenery and some flowering plants. The bin has a recycling symbol on it, accompanied by the word 'Krisbow'. The ground is made of interlocking stone tiles.
A large gray trash bin is prominently placed on a paved area with a backdrop of greenery and some flowering plants. The bin has a recycling symbol on it, accompanied by the word 'Krisbow'. The ground is made of interlocking stone tiles.
A construction site features a mobile crane with a tall metal lattice structure, lifting large concrete slabs. The area is surrounded by trees and residential buildings, with scattered equipment and materials on the gravel ground.
A construction site features a mobile crane with a tall metal lattice structure, lifting large concrete slabs. The area is surrounded by trees and residential buildings, with scattered equipment and materials on the gravel ground.
A construction site scene with a worker handling a large yellow concrete funnel suspended by a chain. Several stacks of precast concrete slabs are visible in the background. The ground is covered with construction materials and equipment.
A construction site scene with a worker handling a large yellow concrete funnel suspended by a chain. Several stacks of precast concrete slabs are visible in the background. The ground is covered with construction materials and equipment.
SUSTAINABILITY

Transforming concrete waste into reusable materials efficiently.

Contact

Contact@WeRecycleConcrete.com

510-358-8008

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1433 Eastshore Hwy, Berkeley, CA 94710