Tanscor Recycling

In 2013, Transcor Recycling, LLC spun off from the Kimmins Contracting divisional chart. The division, under Kimmins, was formed in 2000 and became a leader in the Tampa Bay area for recycling construction and demolition material. Our great success allowed us to go on our own in 2013. Transcor Recycling LLC is owned by the parent company of Kimmins Corp.

We currently have the following aggregate recycled products: FDOT Certified road base, non-FDOT road base, riprap made to requested specifications, #57 crushed concrete, and concrete fines. We also carry crushed asphalt, asphalt millings and asphalt screenings.

Concrete Recycling - Transcor can be contracted to come out to your site to remove various types of concrete materials including roads, interstate pavement, airport runway, pavement, building demolition material, and plant rebuilds or shutdowns.Transcor recycles over 150,000 tons of concrete material annually, which, in turn, is made into many products, primarily a DOT certified road base and riprap.

Transcor Recycling is committed to supporting and giving back to our local community. The goal is to target 1 group or organizations each quarter, and focus our collective efforts on that group or organization with the help of our customers, clients and connections in the community. If you have any questions please email us.

Safety is THE single most important priority in every facet of Transcor's work. Our safety program reflects our belief that people are our company's most valuable asset. We go to great lengths to impress upon every employee that safety and security will always come before revenue and profit.

In all areas of our operations, from the job sites to the equipment shop to the administrative offices, we adhere to best industry practices and guidelines to ensure that our employees are a part of the safest and most secure workplace possible.Our onsite and in-house orientation and training programs are the backbone of our safety program.

With the increasing need for recycled metal, we developed the scrap division in 2000. Our Tampa yard was expanded to include a side squeeze shearer that processes the metal and a rail line to transport the material to recycling centers throughout the country. Customers may either have Transcor transport or self-haul the material, which is accurately weighed on our certified scale.