VEKA Recycling is an industry leader in recycling 'end of life' uPVC windows and doors, offering a reliable, cost-effective and long-term service that you can depend on. We work with window fabricators and installers, as well as waste companies throughout the UK to ensure that valuable uPVC material is not lost to landfill.
We are proud to close the loop on uPVC recycling. We use the latest technologies to create pelletised uPVC which is passed onto approved extruders to make new building products, including new uPVC windows. The average uPVC window or door has a lifespan of around 30 or 40 years and can be recycled up to ten times - we are effectively helping create windows and doors with a 350 year lifespan. This can help fight against product depletion. It will also be preventing a versatile material from ending up lost into landfill up and down the country.
Here at VEKA Recycling, we look to help more people appreciate the long lifespan, low maintenance of uPVC and its ability to be continually reincarnated. These practical benefits make uPVC one of the most sustainable products currently available in the building and home improvement market.
3000000
Tonnes of CO2 saved
25000
uPVC installations recycled
5000
uPVC units refitted
We've saved over 1 million tonnes of CO2!
We've recycled over ten million uPVC installations!
Over 5000 uPVC units have been refitted!
We strive to deliver a thoroughly professional recycling service with all our work. We make the process easy for you as the fabricator or installer.
We will provide your business with sustainable solutions for your old uPVC windows and doors. To make things easier for you, we don...
We strive to deliver a thoroughly professional recycling service with all our work. We make the process easy for you as the fabricator or installer.
We will provide your business with sustainable solutions for your old uPVC windows and doors. To make things easier for you, we don’t expect you to separate the frames by colour. You’ll also only need to remove the glazing – all hardware and any metal can remain. By recycling with VEKA, you avoid having to dump ‘end of life’ uPVC on landfill, which is both expensive and frowned upon nowadays. Instead, you’ll get all the appropriate paperwork, making you more appealing as an environmentally conscious company.
Our recycling process involves taking windows and doors at the end of their 30-40 year life span and manufacture an extrudable pellet that can make an entirely new window and door frames.
We start by collecting old uPVC windows and doors as well as off-cuts from the manufacture o...
Our recycling process involves taking windows and doors at the end of their 30-40 year life span and manufacture an extrudable pellet that can make an entirely new window and door frames.
We start by collecting old uPVC windows and doors as well as off-cuts from the manufacture of new windows from your site. We then feed them into our industrial shredder, sort the material into sizes and separate any metals. The material is then size reduced and separated by colours to leave us with the remaining white uPVC. From there, the good material is pelletised and shipped ready for extruding.
Here at VEKA, we continually work to make sure that every step of our recycling process is as environmentally friendly as possible. Our attention to detail is what separates us from the competition and makes us the market leader.
We have worked to achieve the globally-recognis...
Here at VEKA, we continually work to make sure that every step of our recycling process is as environmentally friendly as possible. Our attention to detail is what separates us from the competition and makes us the market leader.
We have worked to achieve the globally-recognised ISO 14001 accreditation for our efforts to a better environment.
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