Over recent years, the attention to the environment has become a priority objective of Vitali S.p.A., in the conviction that the obligation and implementation of sustainable development represent important variables in company strategy.

Through the use of specific processing plant, Vitali S.p.A. recycles demolition waste and transforms it into genuine raw materials.

This process is particularly advantageous from the economic and environmental points of view, in that it reduces the need to excavate natural raw materials and prevents the unlawful tipping of demolition waste.

In order to further safeguard the environment, Vitali adopts a company policy that promotes the recycling of materials from demolition sites.

Most demolition waste consists of inert materials, bricks, terracotta, concrete and cement conglomerates, all of which have a high recovery and re-use potential. A potential that is normally not exploited, in that most of the material is instead dumped.

It should be pointed out that Vitali S.p.A. carries out its recycling activities through the technologically linked mechanical phases of crushing, sieving, sorting and separation of metal and extraneous material. The resulting aggregate is made up of inert fractions of selected granulometry.

The material destined for recycling is first sorted in order to remove any polluting substances. The waste is then processed by our own avant-garde plants in which the material is transformed into aggregate, which can be re-used as fill material or as a road sub-base.


Recycling of demolition waste has significant advantages:

• It reduces the need for tipping sites for inert materials;

• It reduces the practice of unlawful tipping of rubble and demolition waste;

• It reduces the need to excavate non-renewable natural materials;

• It allows materials, such as the steel in reinforced concrete and prefabricated elements, to be recovered.