Frontline Washing Systems

Frontline Washing Systems Modular washing solutions that turn soil and slurry into value for your bottom line.

09/03/2026

There can be two costs hidden in every load of excess soil sent to disposal.

The first is obvious: hauling and disposal.

The second is the value of the sand, gravel, and stone leaving with it.

Soil washing changes the equation by separating recoverable aggregate from the waste stream and returning that material to productive use. Depending on the feed material, up to 80% may be recoverable.

Instead of looking at excess soil only as a disposal cost, start looking at what it could produce.

Run your volumes through our Aggregate Recovery Calculator and see the potential opportunity for your operation: https://frontlinewashing.com/recovery-calculator/

If soil or slurry moves through your business, RECLAIM 2026, is worth a closer look.Join Headlands Environmental and Fro...
08/27/2026

If soil or slurry moves through your business, RECLAIM 2026, is worth a closer look.

Join Headlands Environmental and Frontline Washing Systems on October 8 and connect with the people working through the opportunities, challenges and realities of aggregate recovery. See the Headlands soil washing facility in operation. Talk with the people running it and meet others who are asking the same questions about excess soil, aggregate recovery, and what comes next.

This is where the industry meets.

Space is limited. Register today! https://frontlinewashing.com/reclaim-2026/

Our crews were on site this week at Headlands Environmental, installing Canada's first HydroPro vac plant. Built by Tyro...
08/26/2026

Our crews were on site this week at Headlands Environmental, installing Canada's first HydroPro vac plant.

Built by Tyrone International, the HydroPro is a dedicated hydro excavation waste processing plant. It takes hydrovac waste, road sweepings, and gully waste, dewaters it, and splits out clean sand and aggregate ready for resale.

More to come as the plant comes online.

We're staying on as the local support behind it: parts, service, and the people who keep it running long after commissioning wraps.

07/10/2026

On June 30th Headlands Environmental hosted the grand opening ceremony of their soil washing facility in partnership with Shxwhá:y Village in Chilliwack, BC.

The event celebrated the opening of the first mobile wash plant commissioned in North America. This milestone represents a new approach to excess soils, aggregate recovery, and material reuse.

The ceremony brought together community, industry, and innovation around a shared vision for the future of material recovery in Canada and the team at Frontline Washing Systems was honoured to be there and to be part of the project from the beginning.

The video highlights the day and features Martin Anderton – Managing Director, Frontline Washing Systems, among others honoured for their efforts in bringing the project to Chilliwack.

A meaningful day for the community, the project team, and the future of soil washing in North America.

07/08/2026

Every day, valuable aggregates are being sent to disposal across Canada.

Why?

Because at first glance, excess soils, contaminated soils, and hydrovac waste are often treated as waste streams that need to be carefully managed, hauled, and disposed of to meet compliance requirements.

But in many cases, a large portion of that material still contains recoverable sand, gravel, and stone.

That means paying to throw valuable resources away.

Thankfully, modern washing technology is changing that.

With modular systems from technology partners like Tyrone International, aggregate recovery is becoming more accessible, practical, and scalable for the sites already handling these streams every day.

It is the practical solution to recovering value from the material already moving through your site.

Earlier this week, we had the opportunity to be part of a major milestone for soil washing in North America.Headlands En...
07/02/2026

Earlier this week, we had the opportunity to be part of a major milestone for soil washing in North America.

Headlands Environmental, alongside Shxwhá:y Village, hosted the opening event for their new soil washing facility in Chilliwack, BC. This facility marks the first mobile wash plant commissioned in North America, bringing a new approach to excess soils, aggregate recovery, and material reuse.

The event included an incredible ceremony led by Shxwhá:y Village, bringing together community, industry, and innovation around a shared vision for the future of material recovery.

A huge congratulations to Mike Hofer, the Headlands Environmental team, and Shxwhá:y Village, for leading the way and showing what is possible when strong partnerships and practical technology come together.

We look forward to sharing more from the ceremony and the story behind this milestone in the coming days.

06/30/2026

Rehandling adds up fast.

Every extra move across site adds equipment hours, fuel, labour, and cost.

That is why designing with site flow in mind is so incredibly important.

A well-planned washing system does more than process material. It helps operators control how material enters the plant, moves through the system, separates into usable products, and exits the process.

The Headlands plant is a strong example. Material moves through the site with purpose, and handling is limited to the points where it actually adds value.

With the right layout and support, operators can reduce unnecessary handling, simplify site movement, and create a clearer path from incoming material to recovered sand, aggregates, filter cake, and water management.

06/24/2026

Day 2 of Waste to Resource Ontario is here!

Visit Jamie J Hunt and Crissy Anderson at Booth #16 to learn how modular aggregate recovery systems can help operators cut disposal costs, recover usable material, and rethink how excess soils are managed.

Not every load headed for disposal is waste.Modular aggregate recovery systems can wash and separate usable sand, gravel...
06/16/2026

Not every load headed for disposal is waste.

Modular aggregate recovery systems can wash and separate usable sand, gravel, and stone from soil that would otherwise be hauled away or dumped.

That means less material leaving site, lower costs tied to hauling and tipping fees, and more value recovered from every load.

For operators facing rising disposal pressure, soil washing offers a practical way to start recovering material today, with systems that can scale as demand grows.

06/11/2026

All set up in Calgary for Environment Journal’s Excess Soils Symposium.

Stop by our table to talk excess soils, aggregate recovery, and the opportunity to turn disposal-bound material into reusable value.

Representing Frontline Washing Systems:

Daryl Todd
Crissy Anderson
Martin Anderton
Adam Berger
Bobby Corbin

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