Move Materials and Manage Waste Efficiently

Material hauling and construction recycling services in the Illinois Valley and beyond

When your project generates more debris than your dumpsters can hold or requires aggregate delivery on a tight schedule, you need trucking capacity that matches the scale of your work. In the Illinois Valley, construction timelines depend on coordinated material delivery and waste removal that keeps the site clear and prevents work stoppages caused by full containers or delayed shipments.

Gillan Construction LLC provides material hauling and recycling services for construction projects including aggregate delivery, soil transport, demolition debris removal, and responsible disposal of construction waste. Our fleet handles heavy-duty loads for large-scale infrastructure work, and we coordinate recycling for concrete, asphalt, metal, and clean fill to reduce landfill costs and meet environmental compliance requirements.

If your project in the Illinois Valley needs reliable trucking or material recycling, contact us to discuss load size and scheduling.

What We Haul and Where It Goes

We transport stone, gravel, sand, topsoil, and other aggregates to job sites in the Illinois Valley based on your delivery schedule and staging requirements. Our trucks are equipped to handle loads up to legal weight limits, and we coordinate timing with site access restrictions, utility work, and weather delays that affect ground conditions.

After material is delivered or debris is loaded, you will notice that your site has the resources needed to keep work moving and that waste does not accumulate in areas where crews need to operate. Recycling services divert usable material from landfills, and clean concrete or asphalt is crushed and reused as base material. Metal is separated and sent to scrap facilities, and uncontaminated soil is relocated to approved fill sites.

We do not handle hazardous waste, contaminated soil, or materials requiring special permitting. Loads must be within legal weight limits and properly secured for transport. If your project generates mixed waste streams, we help coordinate sorting and disposal to maximize recycling and minimize landfill fees.

Details Contractors Ask About Before Hauling Begins

Material hauling and recycling involve load coordination, weight limits, and disposal regulations that vary by project, so contractors and site managers typically ask specific questions before scheduling trucks.

What types of materials can you haul?
We haul aggregate materials such as stone, gravel, sand, and topsoil, as well as construction debris including concrete, asphalt, metal, and clean fill. We do not transport hazardous waste or contaminated materials.
How do you handle construction debris recycling?
We separate recyclable materials such as concrete, asphalt, and metal from mixed debris and transport them to approved recycling facilities. Clean material is crushed and reused, reducing landfill costs and meeting environmental standards.
What is the load capacity of your trucks?

Our fleet includes trucks rated for legal highway weight limits, typically hauling 20 to 25 tons per load depending on material density and truck configuration. We coordinate multiple trips for larger projects in the Illinois Valley.

How do you schedule deliveries for active job sites?
We schedule deliveries based on your project timeline, site access restrictions, and staging area availability. You provide delivery windows, and we coordinate arrival to avoid conflicts with other trades or equipment on-site.
What happens if material cannot be recycled?
Non-recyclable material is transported to a licensed landfill or disposal facility. We provide documentation for tracking and compliance purposes, and disposal fees are based on weight and material type.

Gillan Construction LLC supports infrastructure and construction projects in the Illinois Valley with dependable trucking and material recycling services. If your project needs aggregate delivery, debris removal, or waste coordination, learn more about how we can support your site operations.