Trucks ‘R’ Us owner Tru 7 expands Kesgrave operation with addition of demolition firm CDC
CDC at work on the demolition of the Civic Centre in Ipswich in 2009. Picture: Fred Sedgwick
Suffolk-based Tru 7 Group has expanded with the acquisition of the Clarke Demolition Company (CDC).
The headquarters of Tippers 'R' Us and Trucks 'R' Us at Kesgrave, near Ipswich. Picture: Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
CDC, currently based at Waldringfield, near Woodbridge, carries out a wide range of demolition work including specialist projects such as motorway and rail bridges and high-rise buildings in close proximity to other properties.
Tru 7 is best known as owner of the Trucks ‘R’ Us and Tippers ‘R Us vehicle hire brands but also now includes a building waste and aggregates recycling operation, making CDC a logical extension to its business.
The recycling operation was launched following the group’s move two years ago from Felixstowe Road in Ipswich to Sinks Pit, a former quarry site at Kesgrave, to where the staff of CDC will also now relocate.
The group said in a statement: “We are very pleased to announce that Clarke Demolition Company has joined the Tru 7 Group.”
A Tippers 'R' Us vehicle alongside the recycling operation at Sinks Pit, Kesgrave. Picture: Craig Eccleston - Credit: Archant
It added: “CDC is an old name in the industry that we plan on investing heavily in to, we hope, make it a significant force in the UK demolition sector.”
