Flipscreen screening buckets can be found in many aspects of the Landscaping Industry. It is common for Landscape contractors to use Flipscreen screen buckets for site works such as the removal of sod/turf successfully by screening out the topsoil and therefore removing only a small amount of vegetation. Create a clean slate with maximum debris out at low vegetation cost! Flipscreen, the worlds best screening bucket, will allow you to handle the material one time, rather than multiple times, saving on tip fees, and saving on time.
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Landscaping contractors are also able to remove sticks, stumps, and other debris from a site giving you a clean slate to work with. Many grades of gravel and Gabion rocks can be achieved by changing the meshes, which takes under 5 minutes without tools.
Another application for Flipscreen screening attachments in the landscaping industry is in landscape supply yards, where incoming soil can be screened into a salable product, decomposed green waste can be screened into valuable compost, etc.
Turn a pile like this.
Into 3 different size material piles. 1 operator, 1 hour, 1 screen change which will take under 5 minutes.
Screen wherever you want.
Fill a truck with topsoil.
Dump the oversize somewhere else.
Lay topsoil easily.
By screening on the move.
The overs are left behind to use for paving or whatever you want.
Increase profits with a Flipscreen
After leveling an acre across from our main operation, I started dumping incoming landscape material in rows for organics and piles for aggregates.
Many landscapers overlook the hidden profit in recycling, avoiding tipping fees and travel costs. By recycling, I’ve covered land, equipment, and labor costs, boosting annual sales by nearly 2% and net profit by 10%.
I charge $100/hour for my equipment time and maintain a 90% profit margin, without factoring in savings from hauling and dumping elsewhere.
The Flipscreen has been a game-changer for separating aggregates, especially sand, an expensive composting ingredient. The screened aggregates are either used to fill land, crushed for sub-base use, or to build roads on our remaining 40 acres, which will eventually be sold as residential lots.
By mixing sand with organic material, grass for nitrogen, wood chips for carbon, and sod for plant matter, I’ve created a 20%-25% organic content soil that grows grass better than anything we’ve used in the past 35 years.
With the Flipscreen, I produce 20-35 yards per hour, depending on moisture. At 2,000 yards per year, I’ve already paid off the equipment, which I expect to last 20 years, not five.
After two years of use, my only maintenance has been regular lubrication and fixing a screen clamp in 10 minutes.
This technology isn’t just functional, it’s transforming the way we do business. It’s a profit center, not an expense.
Flipscreen case study conducted by Mike Kintner, with an S45 on a building site, reclaiming site material for various uses. He screened 300 tons in 2.5 hours. 100 tons of 2″ plus rocks. And 200 tons of 2″ minus topsoil.
Results: 42 tons of Topsoil 3/4″ and less $1,680 at $40 per ton. 190 Ton Screened Clean Fill Dirt 2″ and less $2,280 at $12 per Ton and 68 Ton of 2″ and larger material (rocks) $1,020 at $15 per Ton. Processed 300 tons in 2.5 Hours. Today Material Resale Value $4,980
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