Environmental Services - Joppa, Maryland, United States
Harford Industrial Minerals, Inc.'s ("Harford Minerals") purpose is to supply the construction industry with aggregate materials and reclamation services. We believe that the construction industry can be sustainable overtime with the right strategy and the application of innovation and technology into day-to-day operations. Located in Harford County, Maryland just a few minutes north of Baltimore City, we prioritize customer satisfaction, ease of access, reliability, and a diverse offering of materials (including innovative reuse of materials) to deliver value and help our customers perform on their jobs.Our mission is to be the premier reclamation facility, material supplier, and recycler of aggregates and sustainable materials in Maryland and the surrounding areas, including Washington D.C., Virginia, and Pennsylvania. By using our experience, dedication, innovation, and fairness to our customers, Harford Minerals continues to grow operations, expand our offerings, extend our reach, and work on some of the largest projects in the area. Even more, our research and development of innovative reuses of construction, demolition, and excavation (CDE) waste material makes our company unique because we can work with materials across their lifecycle and advance our sustainability goals. CDE waste is the unused or unusable material or refuse of construction activities on any development project (e.g., residential developments, commercial buildings, parking lots, bridges, and tunnels, among others). Some examples of CDE waste include: concrete, wood, asphalt, drywall, bricks, and metals. CDE waste recycling and reuse represents an opportunity to create sustainable solutions for the construction industry and future urban development. There is a limited amount of raw materials in the earth, so we have endeavored to develop a manufacturing process for repurposing CDE waste among other materials, including dredge material.
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