Frontline Washing Systems

RECLAIM 2026 is less than two weeks away. We're hosting it on Thursday, October 8 at Headlands Environmental in Chilliwack, and the meeting room this year is the plant floor. Operators and contractors will be there alongside consultants, facility owners and technical experts. You'll tour the facility while it's running and get time to talk with other people working out what soil recovery could look like in Canada. Registration closes this Monday, September 28. Space is limited and registration is by request, so send yours in before the weekend is over

Seeing a wash plant operate is one thing. Understanding why it is set up that way is another.

At RECLAIM 2026, get a closer look at the Headlands system, how each stage supports recovery, and the thinking behind the overall plant configuration.

Bring your questions. The Frontline and Headlands teams will be onsite to talk through the system and how it works in practice.

Last day to register is September 28, 2026. Space is limited, and registration is by request.

A year ago, mobile soil washing at this scale didn't exist in Canada. Headlands Environmental changed that. In less than a week, we're presenting on it at the Excess Soils Symposium in Ontario, covering how a first-of-its-kind system like this actually gets built and installed. Catch the talk, "A Journey from Waste to Resource: Inside North America's First Mobile Wash Plant," We'll be on stage on September 24th from 11:30 to 11:50 am.

Some of the most useful conversations at RECLAIM 2026 won't happen in a traditional exhibition setting. They will happen around the equipment. Contractors talking with operators. Recovery facilities comparing approaches. Landfills comparing material streams. People figuring out what is working, what isn't and where soil washing and aggregate recovery is heading next in Canada. This is where the industry meets.

We're heading to Toronto this fall for the Excess Soil Symposium on September 24, one of Canada's biggest soil management events.

Our team will be presenting on stage. Sharing their insights and knowledge on the latest soil washing technologies. We're looking forward to the conversations and being a gold sponsor of the event.

A plant tour shows you equipment. This goes further. RECLAIM 2026 is a chance to follow material through an active soil recovery operation, speak directly with operators, compare approaches with your peers and understand where washing fits into the bigger recovery picture. Come to see the plant. Leave with a better understanding of the opportunity around it.

If soil or slurry moves through your business, RECLAIM 2026, is worth a closer look.

Join Headlands Environmental and Frontline Washing Systems on October 8 and connect with the people working through the opportunities, challenges and realities of aggregate recovery. See the Headlands soil washing facility in operation. Talk with the people running it and meet others who are asking the same questions about excess soil, aggregate recovery, and what comes next.

This is where the industry meets.

Space is limited. Register today! https://frontlinewashing.com/reclaim-2026/

Our crews were on site this week at Headlands Environmental, installing Canada's first HydroPro vac plant.

Built by Tyrone International, the HydroPro is a dedicated hydro excavation waste processing plant. It takes hydrovac waste, road sweepings, and gully waste, dewaters it, and splits out clean sand and aggregate ready for resale.

More to come as the plant comes online.

We're staying on as the local support behind it: parts, service, and the people who keep it running long after commissioning wraps.