Tri'n'Collect continues its development with the opening of six new branches

Tri'n'Collect, the start-up specialist in construction waste management

Tri'n'Collect was born in 2019 from two observations: 90% of waste is recyclable provided that it is sorted at source and craftsmen have few sorting solutions on site.

In two and a half years, the Tri'n'Collect agencies have saved more than 2 tonnes of scrap materials and other construction waste from landfills, which have been recovered locally in compliance with the hierarchy of waste treatment methods. waste.

One ton of recycled waste generates 10 times more jobs than one ton of buried waste, Tri'n'Collect welcomed 20 new employees in 2022 and thus crossed the milestone of 50 employees!

Branch openings driven by an alignment of ecological, regulatory and economic factors

More and more building players are committed to sustainable construction while being subject to new regulatory obligations (sorting 7 streams on site, traceability of waste, etc.) as well as the inflationary pressure of waste treatment costs. waste.

A territorial networking strategy with a national ambition for 2025

The territorial development strategy of Tri'n'Collect is part of a logic of proximity in order to limit the transport of waste between construction sites, places of massification and finally that of treatment and recovery (in accordance with Article L541- 1 of the environmental code relating to the prevention and management of waste). The optimization of collection rounds allows a departmental perimeter of interventions.

Already present in 6 cities in the west of France, Nantes, Lorient, Angers, Rennes, La Roche sur Yon and Bordeaux, Tri'n'Collect has opened two new agencies in Brest and La Rochelle in this first half to support, as close as possible to the players in the construction industry in Finistère and Charente Maritime in the controlled management of their construction waste.

The Brest agency, located in the town of Guipavas, already operates on nearly 80 sites, mainly construction of individual houses.

That of La Rochelle, based in Lagord, began its activity with the largest development project entrusted to Tri'n'Collect. With just over 100 building plots, the “ZAC de la Gare” operation of Crédit Mutuel Aménagement Foncier will ultimately represent more than 80 tonnes of CO2 saved thanks to sorting solutions at source. It should be noted that this agency benefits from an ecosystem of actors committed to the ecological transition, thanks to the La Rochelle Territory Zero Carbon approach.

For Romain Bouchet, our South-West Regional Director: “These branch openings are considered as soon as several key factors are met: validation of the attractiveness of the territory with the potential of the construction market, contracting with customers to initiate the activity, and the identification of an ecosystem of value chains. »

By September, 3 other agencies will be open: Morbihan has been reinforced with an annex agency in Vannes, the Tours and Bayonne agencies will each address the departments of Indre-et-Loire and Landes. All that remains is to find the deposit for the Caen agency!

Ultimately, each agency will collect between 600 tonnes and 2.000 tonnes of waste per year.

By 2025, Tri'n'Collect's ambition is to deploy around forty agencies and thus cover the national territory.