Most cleaning ends at the kerb. We took a harder look at what we throw away and built the systems to deal with it properly.
Gutter cleaning produces a steady stream of organic material such as leaves, sediment, broken-down plant matter and sticks. For most operators that goes straight to landfill.
We process ours instead.
Jettin’ It Done runs an on-site composting process for the organic material our own gutter-cleaning work generates. It’s a resource-recovery process, not a waste-acceptance service and the figures below are actual throughput to date, not projections.
Organic waste diverted from landfill to date
Maturing compost after natural breakdown
Second 9m3 bay in development to expand capacity
Early days of our composting bays built, running and processing waste generated by us.
The next stage is a biomass pellet production line. This is currently in development and not yet operational. We’re including it here because it reflects where the business is heading, not a service we offer today.
To begin with, the intent is a closed loop: pellets made from our processed material will be burned to generate energy that feeds back into drying our own product for further processing. The energy stays inside our own process. We’re not selling fuel or making energy claims at this stage. We’d rather let real figures speak once the line is running.
Not every waste stream can be recovered and pretending otherwise would be irresponsible. Path sweeping and road-adjacent cleaning generate material that is frequently contaminated with heavy metals, hydrocarbons, glass and litter. It is not suitable for composting, and we never mix it with our clean organic stream.
Our long-term aim is a fully established environmental services operation that recovers as much material as it responsibly can. We believe in earning that status, in the correct order.
Operate at scale and capture verified, factual numbers.
Demonstrate a proven, usable output. Not an idea.
Establish a compliant pathway with the relevant authorities.
Only then approach clients about diverting suitable waste. Backed by data.
A contractor who handles waste to the required standard today, separates contaminated streams from recoverable ones as a matter of course, and is actively building real recovery capability without overstating what's currently in place.
A maintenance partner thinking beyond the immediate job, developing the systems to reduce landfill, recover resources, and support your own environmental objectives over time.
