Gillies Creek Industrial Recycling

What Gillies Creek Industrial Recycling does

Gillies Creek Industrial Recycling is a privately held construction and demolition (C&D) material recycler operating in Central Virginia. The company accepts a broad range of by-products from construction, demolition, landscaping, and manufacturing firms — including concrete, asphalt, waste dirt, topsoil, mud, rock, brick and block, hydro excavation debris, stone, cobble, boulders, and mixed loads — and processes them into sellable recycled aggregates and fill materials. Its processed product portfolio includes Crushed Concrete (21 A/B and #3/#5 grades), Crushed Asphalt, Rip Rap, Structural Fill, Common Fill, Sand, Crushed Brick / Farm Road Mix, and Recycled Asphalt Product.

Operations are anchored at two physical sites: a primary Richmond headquarters and yard at 4200 Masonic Lane (Richmond, Virginia 23223), and a secondary Ashland yard at 9594 Old Ridge Road (Ashland, Virginia 23005) operating on an on-call basis. The Richmond facility operates standard business hours (Monday–Friday 7:00am–5:00pm, Saturday 7:00am–12:00pm), while the Ashland site requires advance arrangement. The company self-positions as "Central Virginia's top source" for accepting and recycling these materials.

The business model is direct and transactional: customers (predominantly construction and demolition contractors, with secondary demand from landscapers and manufacturers) transport materials to the yards for disposal, and purchase recycled aggregates on-site or by direct quote. Pricing is not publicly disclosed; quotes are arranged through General Manager Josh Kondakor. Go-to-market is primarily through the company website (gilliescreek.com), organic search, and direct phone/email outreach, with no documented paid marketing, partnerships, or digital sales channels. No technology stack, proprietary software, or AI/ML components are disclosed; the operation is fundamentally an asset-based, logistics-driven materials processing business.

Name

Gillies Creek Industrial Recycling

Legal name

Gillies Creek Industrial Recycling

Website

https://gilliescreek.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1998

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Gillies Creek Industrial Recycling is a privately held Central Virginia recycler that accepts construction, demolition, landscaping, and manufacturing by-products and processes them into crushed concrete, asphalt, rip rap, and fill materials sold to construction and landscaping customers.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Construction and Demolition Recycling Services

NAICS

Materials Recovery Facilities (562920), Other Concrete Product Manufacturing (32739), Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and Quarrying (212319)

SIC

Concrete Products, Except Block & Brick (3272), Mining & Quarrying Of Nonmetallic Minerals (No Fuels) (1400)

akta.pro primary industry

Construction & Demolition (C&D) Debris Recycling (IMAIAFAG)

akta.pro secondary industries

Concrete, Asphalt & Masonry Recycling (Crushing & Aggregate Production) (EUAIAHAD), Recycled Aggregates & C&D Materials Processing (RCA, RAP, Glass Aggregate) (IMAKAHAI)

Keywords

• Construction recycling services
• Demolition debris recycling
• Recycled fill materials
• Construction aggregate supply
• Industrial waste recycling

Headquarters

HQ city

Richmond, Virginia

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Personnel, Supply Chain, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Recycled Material Sales: The company accepts construction, demolition, landscaping, and manufacturing by-products and recycles them into valuable products such as crushed concrete, asphalt, brick, and fill materials. These recycled products are sold for reuse in landscaping and construction industries. Revenue is generated through the sale of recycled construction and fill materials to landscaping and construction customers.

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels1 record

Core offering

Gillies Creek Industrial Recycling accepts by-products from construction, demolition, landscaping, and manufacturing companies—including concrete, asphalt, brick, waste dirt, topsoil, mud, rock, stone, cobble, boulders, and hydro excavation debris—and processes them into recycled construction aggregates and fill materials. These recycled products (crushed concrete 21 A/B, crushed concrete #3/#5, crushed asphalt, rip rap, structural fill, common fill, sand, crushed brick/farm road mix, recycled asphalt product) are sold back to landscaping and construction customers in Central Virginia.

Product overview

Gillies Creek Industrial Recycling is Central Virginia's premier recycling facility serving construction, demolition, landscaping, and manufacturing companies. The company operates a two-part service model: accepting raw materials (concrete, asphalt, waste dirt, topsoil, mud, rock, brick/block, hydro excavation debris, stone, cobble, boulders, and mixed loads) and processing them into recycled construction and fill materials. The product portfolio includes Crushed Concrete 21 A/B, Crushed Concrete #3 and #5, Crushed Asphalt, Rip Rap, Structural Fill, Common Fill, Sand, Crushed Brick/Farm Road Mix, and Recycled Asphalt Product. The company operates two facilities—a Richmond Yard & Headquarters and an Ashland Yard—serving the landscaping and construction industries throughout Central Virginia.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Crushed Concrete 21 A/B Recycled crushed concrete meeting 21 A/B specifications, sold to construction and landscaping customers in Central Virginia for use as a graded aggregate base material.
• Crushed Concrete #3, #5 Recycled crushed concrete graded to #3 and #5 specifications, supplied to construction and fill applications across Central Virginia.
• Crushed Asphalt Recycled crushed asphalt material repurposed for construction and landscaping uses, sold to contractors in Central Virginia.
• Rip Rap Large recycled stone sold for erosion control, shoreline stabilization, and heavy construction applications.
• Structural Fill Recycled material meeting structural fill specifications for foundational and load-bearing construction applications.
• Common Fill General-purpose recycled fill material for landscaping and non-structural construction applications.
• Sand Recycled sand material sold for construction, landscaping, and utility applications.
• Crushed Brick / Farm Road Mix Recycled crushed brick and specialized farm road mix sold for rural road construction and agricultural applications.
• Recycled Asphalt Product Recycled asphalt product sold for road construction, patching, and resurfacing applications.
• Material Recycling and Disposal Service Drop-off recycling service that accepts concrete, asphalt, waste dirt, topsoil, mud, rock, brick/block, hydro excavation debris, stone, cobble, boulders, and mixed loads from construction, demolition, landscaping, and manufacturing customers at the Richmond and Ashland yards.

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves1 record

Expansion highlights3 records

Broad incumbents

• Luck Stone: Virginia-headquartered aggregates producer operating quarries and yards across the Mid-Atlantic. Directly comparable as a construction-aggregate supplier in the same regional market, though Luck Stone is much larger and focuses on virgin crushed stone rather than C&D recycling.
• Summit Materials: Vertically integrated construction materials platform with aggregates, cement, and paving operations across the eastern U.S. Comparable as a regional competitor in the aggregates and recycled-construction-materials market.
• Heidelberg Materials (formerly Lehigh Hanson): One of the largest North American producers of aggregates, cement, and ready-mixed concrete with significant Mid-Atlantic presence. Comparable as a regional aggregates supplier competing for similar construction-aggregate buyers.
• Vulcan Materials Company: Largest U.S. producer of construction aggregates with extensive Mid-Atlantic operations. Comparable as a downstream buyer/competitor for recycled-aggregate customers, though Vulcan operates at vastly greater scale and is primarily a virgin-quarried producer.

Regional players

• Peckham Industries: Family-owned producer of asphalt, aggregates, and recycled-construction materials primarily in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Comparable as a vertically integrated regional operation selling crushed and recycled products to similar construction customers.
• DTG Recycling: Pacific Northwest C&D recycling and construction-materials producer. Comparable as a regional recycler converting C&D debris into crushed concrete, asphalt, and fill products for similar end customers.
• ST Wooten Corporation: North Carolina-based heavy civil and materials contractor with its own aggregate and recycling operations. Comparable as a regional C&D recycling and crushed-aggregate operator in the Carolinas/Virginia market.

Direct peers

• Cherry Companies: Houston-based demolition and recycling specialist that processes concrete, asphalt, and other C&D materials into reusable aggregates. Comparable as a specialist C&D recycling operation producing similar crushed-concrete and fill products.
• Boxley Materials: Virginia-based producer of crushed stone, asphalt, and concrete products, with a dedicated recycling arm. Most directly comparable as a regional aggregates and recycled-construction-materials operator overlapping Gillies Creek's Central Virginia footprint.
• Empire Recycling Center: Northeast U.S. C&D and metals recycling operator producing crushed concrete aggregate and select fill products. Comparable as a regional C&D-to-recycled-aggregate processor with similar intake and product mix.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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