REAL CARE FOR SYNTHETIC SURFACES REPLAY offers synthetic sports surface maintenance at its best supported by
service that you won’t nd with any other provider. Our unique processes help t extend the life of sports surfaces - REPLAY REVIVE® reduces compaction, improving porosity and play whilst our patented REPLAY REJUVENATION® process restores pitches to 'as new' condition and AQUATRAX® cleans dirt and algal growth from athletics tracks and water-based hockey pitches.
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For more information please visit our website
www.replaymaintenance.co.uk call us on 01636 640506, or email
info@replaymaintenance.co.uk
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HEAD OFFICE Wesley House, Whittle Close, Newark, Nottinghamshire NG24 2DY
SCOTTISH OFFICE Newbridge Industrial Est. Newbridge, Midlothian, Scotland EH28 8PJ
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Your complete play and sports surfacing solution • Part of Hargreaves Services plc & in business for many years • Central UK location means competitive delivered prices nationwide • We produce top quality rubber granulate for use in sports and play surfaces • We supply standard and bespoke granulate sizes in both bulk and bags • We will also be offering shockpad binder & EPDM granulate shortly
• To complete the package we can also lift and recycle rubber shockpad, running tracks and complete artificial grass pitches
Materials Recovery & Recycling
For more information please contact Emma or a member of our team.
Zero to landfill. Nothing dumped in a field. Peace of mind...
Office: 0114 262 6580 Weighbridge: 0114 243 6662
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hsgplc.co.uk
www.hsgplc.co.uk/recovery
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