The ASM Group of Companies is continually looking for new opportunities to expand its services to the public and private sector.  When these opportunities arise funding is in place to invest in personnel, vehicles and equipment to service new contracts.  It is also company policy to carry spare vehicles of all types, this enables us to provide a service to our customers that is not disrupted by servicing, MOT’s etc.

ASM has five operating sites based in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, Thame, Oxfordshire and Kings Langley, Hertfordshire totalling some Fifteen acres and employing over eighty staff.

ASM Depots

Kings Langley, Herts

Rycote Lane, Thame

Westpoint Site

Corrib Industrial Site (2 acres) - This is the company’s holding compound where vehicles are stored awaiting clearance before being transferred to the main site for processing.

All sites hold the necessary waste management licences including a licence for petrol storage / dispensing and have the benefit of 24-hour video security. The company has been working with Aylesbury Vale District Council for many years handling and disposing all of the abandoned vehicles in the district. Buckinghamshire County Council is one of our biggest clients who we have worked with for approximately twenty years. We are currently the management and transport contractor for their civic amenity sites throughout the county supplying total facility management for their nine sites.

As well as facility management we offer BCC a wide range of services including glass bottle bank emptying, fridge collection / disposal, tyre collection / disposal and gas bottle collection / disposal.

ASM Auto Recycling is a member of the National Salvage Group and due to this we collect cars for many of the leading insurance companies including Royal Bank of Scotland and AXA.

We also hold the contract for collection, storage and disposal of abandoned / untaxed cars for South Beds District Council.

Environmental Policy

Concern for the environment is an integral and fundamental part of The ASM Group of Companies corporate business strategy.  The company recognises that the actions of its employees, its use of energy, systems and procedures may all potentially be detrimental to the environment and as such we:

• Aim wherever possible to reduce wastage to a minimum and recycle materials to the maximum.
• Recognise that wasting energy causes avoidable pollution.
• Endeavour to work closely with the relevant statutory bodies to meet all applicable legislation and shall seek to make continuous improvements to reduce its impact on the environment.
• Avoid pollution of air, land and water wherever possible.
• Aim to improve the working environment.
• Support the local community in its environmental initiatives.
• Seek to achieve environmental excellence in all our business operations.
• Discuss environmental issues regularly at the highest levels of the company.
• Employees are properly trained and educated so that they are aware of any environmental impact of their actions.
• The environmental policy and objectives are communicated effectively to all employees and are clearly understood.