Recent Projects

Enrich commenced work in the United Arab Emirates in 2015.   Composting is a very suitable waste treatment technology in a region which produces a high level of organic waste and has soil which is significantly deficient in nutrients. Enrich...

Ferrovial Ballycoolin Dublin 15   Design and project manage remediation of previous site compound to return it to agricultural use.

Remediation of site previously used during motorway construction to return it to agricultural use for Willis Bros Civil Engineering.

Fairyhouse Racecourse, Co. Meath   Carry out soil testing, interpret results and supply customised soil improver to alleviate poor grass growth on reclaimed areas of the track.

Navan Racecourse   Design new drainage system and implement a soil management plan to achieve better grass growth and a subsequent improvement in the racing surface.

Bord na Mona Visitors Centre Lough Boora   Conduct site investigation to characterise soil conditions on site, advise on amelioration techniques and assist with tender for landscape architects Brady Shipman Martin.

Bord Gais Headquarters   Specify manufacture and deliver 500 cubic metres of roof soil for landscaping contractor Peter O'Brien Landscapes.

Diageo St James Gate, Dublin 8   Design and supply of specialised free draining soil for SAP Landscapes.

Titanic Quarter Belfast   Design and manufacture a variety of soil and compost mixes used through the redevelopment, including load bearing soils for tree pits, light weigh soils for roof tops as well as ameliorated soil for general landscaping...

Northwood Business Campus, Ballymum, Dublin   Evaluate in-situ soil quality, design amelioration programme and then source and supply organic amendments to be used to create manufactured soil.

Department of Environment Headquarters, Wexford   Engineer and deliver 300 cubic metre of free draining soil, capable of supporting wide diversity of plants on roof areas which are subject to minimum maintenance.

Dublin Zoo   Design test and produce load bearing soil to incorporate recycled rubber instead of aggregates for planting the areas within Gorilla Enclosure.