23-25 Dyffryn Business Park, Ystrad Mynach, CF82 7RJ. Tel...01443816667 Mobile...07869133053
Turning old windows into new
We are proud to call ourselves a family business and have been recycling materials since 1979 when Jim Williams founded Williams Metals. Tracey, Jim’s wife, later became actively involved and they began processing UPVC window off-cuts. In the 1980s the company was renamed Wyetech Recycling and the business still operates as a partnership between Jim and Tracey Williams.
Tracey Williams
Tracey handles the sales and marketing functions, negotiating with buyers and suppliers of scrap materials in line with commodity market prices. She is responsible for the company’s long-term strategy of forming close relationships with key producers of UPVC products.
Jim Williams
Jim heads up the company’s logistics operations. He manages Wyetech’s collection and supply services, as well as the sales and marketing of the metals side of the business.
The business now employs seventeen staff and has accumulated a wealth of experience in its specialised field.
About Us
Why Use Us?
Wyetech Recycling is the largest and one of the longest established UPVC recycling organisations in Wales. We are where we are because we care about our clients and we care about the environment. Whether you are a local authority, a major building group, or just a sole trader we have adapted our service to meet your recycling needs. This means that we offer you...
Convenience: We will collect your UPVC scrap within 24 hours of receiving your call.
Economics: We will minimise or eliminate the high cost of land-fill and reduce your disposal costs.
Regulation and Compliance: Our collection and recycling procedures comply with the latest Vinyl 2010 standards and our service embodies full traceability and so we are able to issue you with authenticated waste transfer notes.
Environmental Protection: Our investment in the equipment and processes to ensure best practice means that our recycling efficiency is second to none. This enables us to achieve the lowest carbon footprint and help local authorities and industries to go farther towards meeting their recycling targets.
