We recycle synthetic turf. Properly.

Australia’s first and only dedicated facility to recover, process, and recycle synthetic turf.

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HOW IT WORKS (INPUT)

A better way to handle old turf

Contact & Quote

You tell us. We quote it. We provide transparent, consistent pricing for every field we assess – councils, schools, and contractors alike.

STEP 1

Uplift & Transport

We roll it up and move it out. Our crew cuts, rolls, bands, and safely hauls your turf to our Barnawartha facility. A full service solution – we handle logistics, compliance, and safety.

STEP 2

Separation & Recovery

We separate every layer. Sand, rubber, and plastics are cleaned, graded, and tracked using custom, waterless machinery built for precision.

STEP 3

Reuse & Recycle

We turn waste into new resources. Recovered sand and rubber are reused in sports and construction projects; plastics become new Australian-made products. A real circular economy – right here at home.

STEP 4
WHY IT MATTERS

We handle the lot - uplift, transport, separation and verified reuse - so you can skip landfill and still meet ESG.

WHAT WE RECYCLE

We recycle commercial synthetic turf in every form - fields, courts, and community spaces alike.

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RECYCLE

Soccer and Football Fields

The biggest volume across councils.

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RECYCLE

Tennis Courts

Cost-competitive alternative to landfill.

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RECYCLE

Hockey Pitches

Water-based and sand-dressed systems.

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RECYCLE

Education

Sports fields and courts, multi-purpose areas and landscape.

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PROJECTS & CLIENTS
MATERIALS WE RECOVER

Giving every layer a second life

Sand

1,000+ t sold back into projects; cheaper than virgin material.

Rubber

Cleaned and reused for infill or soft-fall underlay.

PP/PE Plastics

Into bollards, edging and construction products.

Shock Pads

Testing pathways for reuse at scale.

WHO WE WORK WITH

A solution built for everyone in the industry.

We partner with councils, turf installers, manufacturers, schools, universities, sporting clubs, and civil contractors to meet sustainability and ESG commitments – replacing landfill with verified, audit-ready recycling.

As a partner-agnostic recycler, we strengthen tender submissions and compliance frameworks with a credible disposal pathway, transparent, consistent pricing, and measurable impact – saving 373 kg CO2-e for every tonne recycled.

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Construction and Civil Groups

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Sporting Clubs and Bodies

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State Governments

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Local Councils

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Installers & Manufacturers

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Schools & Universities

WHY PARTNERS CHOOSE RE4ORM

Be part of the solution.

Full-Service Capability

We handle uplift, transport, recycling, and reporting - no middlemen, no mystery.

Verified Recycling

We’re the only certified synthetic turf recycling facility in Australia. Every job is documented from pickup to reuse.

Proven Impact

30+ surfaces recycled, 8,527+ tonnes recovered, 373 kg CO2 saved per tonne.

Regional Jobs & Local Impact

Our Barnawartha site keeps recycling and manufacturing local - supporting Victorian industry and cutting transport emissions.

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