Frontline Washing Systems

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

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

A wash plant is only as strong as the support behind it.For soil, slurry, and aggregate recovery operations, success dep...
06/11/2026

A wash plant is only as strong as the support behind it.

For soil, slurry, and aggregate recovery operations, success depends on more than plant selection. It depends on application knowledge, setup, commissioning, training, parts, service, and ongoing optimization.

That is why local support matters.

Frontline Washing Systems was built to bring proven washing technology together with Canadian support on the ground. With projects like Headlands Environmental in Chilliwack, BC, that support is already being put to work in real operating conditions.

From early fit review to long-term plant performance, our role is to help operators turn complex material streams into a working recovery process.

Because results take much more than a successful install.

In two weeks, you can find us at the Canadian Waste to Resource Conference.Taking place in Niagara Falls, Ontario, this ...
06/09/2026

In two weeks, you can find us at the Canadian Waste to Resource Conference.

Taking place in Niagara Falls, Ontario, this conference brings together an influential industry community shaping the future of waste management, organics recovery, resource efficiency, and waste-to-energy innovation.

Our very own, Jamie Hunt, will be attending. Stop by and connect with him to learn how soil and slurry washing can help recover valuable aggregates from material often treated as waste.

Approved landfill space is valuable, limited, and hard to replace.For landfill operators, soil and slurry are not just d...
06/05/2026

Approved landfill space is valuable, limited, and hard to replace.

For landfill operators, soil and slurry are not just disposal streams. They can create capacity pressure, repeated handling, stockpile congestion, and buried value.

Aggregate recovery changes that flow. By washing incoming material, operators can separate usable sand, aggregate, and water earlier in the process, leaving a smaller residual stream to manage and helping preserve landfill airspace.

It is a practical shift from disposal-first to recovery-focused operations.

Learn how Frontline Washing Systems can help extend landfill life through smarter material recovery and stronger site economics over time in Canada moving forward.

We’re headed to Environment Journal’s Excess Soils Symposium in Calgary on June 11!This event brings together the people...
06/03/2026

We’re headed to Environment Journal’s Excess Soils Symposium in Calgary on June 11!

This event brings together the people shaping the future of excess soils management, including contractors, haulers, developers, transfer site operators, consultants, and technology providers.

It is a strong opportunity to discuss changing regulations, construction cleanup, responsible soil handling, and practical ways to recover more value from material often treated as waste.

Representing Frontline Washing Systems at the event will be:

- Daryl Todd
- Martin Anderton
- Crissy Anderson

05/28/2026

Designing a soil washing plant starts long before equipment arrives on site.

Every material stream is different. Soil type, contamination profile, clay content, moisture, fines, organics, and target recovery goals all affect how a system should be built.

That is why aggregate recovery is not a one size fits all process.

The right system needs to be designed around the material, the site, and the business case behind it.

At Frontline Washing Systems, we help operators work through the full picture, from material testing and process planning to equipment selection, commissioning, service, and long-term support.

Because better recovery starts with better design.

05/27/2026

Soil washing isn’t new.

Globally, the technology is proven, but in Canada, adoption has been held back by one major barrier: access.

For too long, soil washing meant large stationary plants, long setup timelines, major site requirements, and systems that were difficult for many operators to justify.

New modular washing systems are faster to set up, easier to operate, and built to take up less space than traditional stationary plants.

That opens the door for more Canadian operators to look at aggregate recovery seriously, including:

• Civil contractors managing excess soil
• Landfills trying to extend site life
• Transfer stations handling mixed material
• Hydrovac and slurry facilities looking for better recovery options
• Aggregate producers dealing with difficult feed materials

Frontline Washing Systems brings these modular soil and slurry washing systems to Canada, backed by local service, parts, commissioning, and long-term support.

05/26/2026

Historically, one of the reasons we don’t see full scale adoption of soil washing systems across Canada is their setup time.

Many options in the market are large, fixed plants that can take months to install. In some cases, setup alone can take 16 weeks or more, before factoring in permitting, approvals, and the added requirements that come with stationary systems.

We offer solutions that can be setup as little as 6 weeks.

That is what is starting to shift in the soil washing market.

Less complexity.
More practical entry points.
A clearer path to results.

05/21/2026

What does “modular” actually mean?

For an aggregate recovery system, it means the equipment is designed in sections that are easier to transport, install, and expand over time.

Tyrone International designs its systems to make setup more straightforward. Many parts are pre-wired and pre-plumbed before delivery, which helps reduce the amount of work needed on site.

For operators, that means a faster path from delivery to production, with a system that can grow as the business grows.

05/20/2026

Canada is not an easy place to bring in new processing technology.

Variable feed materials. Harsh conditions. Rising disposal costs. Tighter regulations.

That is why choosing the right manufacturer was never going to be a quick decision.

Over three years, we visited sites across Europe, compared different systems in action, and looked for a manufacturer that was pushing aggregate recovery forward while still understanding real-world operating conditions.

Tyrone stood out for two key reasons:

• Deep specialization in soil and slurry processing
• Modular, operator-friendly systems designed to scale with the business

Together, Frontline Washing Systems and Tyrone bring proven washing technology to Canada, backed by local support that stays involved long after installation.

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