Our new address is: GD Harries & Sons Ltd Penffynnon Hawthorn Rise Haverfordwest Pembrokeshire SA61 2BQ Our telephone and email details have not changed and remain the same. We have also taken the opportunity to relocate our laboratory to an improved facility, in Carmarthen, which is more central to our operations. This will allow us […]
Based at our Coygen quarry in Carmarthen, the Powerscreen Premiertrak 450, is rated up to 450 tonnes per hour. The decision to purchase the machine was focused on maximising productivity, reducing downtime, and optimising our operational costs—all of which are vital in helping us provide competitively priced aggregates to our customers. This capability has been […]
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While the journey may seem smooth, building and maintaining these roads is anything but straightforward. Wales is home to some unique challenges when it comes to road construction, from unpredictable weather to ancient landscapes. In this blog, we’ll uncover some fascinating facts you may not know roads in Wales. Buckle up as we dig into […]
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GD Harries, a leading company in the quarrying and construction industry in Wales, is proud to announce the official opening of its new, cutting-edge asphalt plant in Llandarcy, near Swansea. The facility, Swansea Bay Asphalt, located just 5 minutes off junction 43 of the M4, is set to enhance the region’s infrastructure projects and will […]
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This is an environmental improvement and wellbeing area for the local residents. The area is on an elevated slope in a residential area with views over Pembroke Castle. We have worked closely with the PCC and the local residents to complete this project successfully. It has been a challenging design to build due to all […]
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The project started in March 2024 on the B4336 at Pontwell and involved waste nappies collected by the council being recycled at Nappicycle’s facility in Capel Hendre. The nappies were turned into fibrous pellets and then sent to the GD Harries Blaencilgoed asphalt plant at Ludchurch, where we incorporated them into SMA (Stone Mastic Asphalt), […]
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