AWARD WINNING LOCAL FIRM LEADING THE WAY IN SUSTAINABLE AND INNOVATIVE DRIVEWAYS

Submitted by John Weller. Oltco Cumbria

       WE’RE INNOVATIVE. WE’RE INDUSTRY-LEADING. WE’RE AWARD-WINNING.

Oltco Cumbria is proud to offer

customers its award-winning

Recycle Bound solution made

utilising waste plastic already in

circulation and its sustainable

ground reinforcement system,

Recycle Base, made utilising stone

and low-grade plastic, including

waste ocean plastic.


Oltco Cumbria is headed up by Dale Moulton and John Weller who work with their

skilled team of resin bound experts and together they are perfectly equipped to exceed

customers’ expectations and create outstanding outdoor transformations.

Get in touch with them for more information or for a quote.

07852371330

cumbria@oltco.co.uk



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