Advisors who make crusher selection easier to act on

Mccloskey brings a consultative approach to crushing and screening equipment decisions for operators who need practical guidance, not vague catalog language. Our roots trace back to Tyrone Ireland and our current home base in Peterborough Ontario, Canada, where our advisory team has spent more than three decades walking quarry benches, recycling yards, and remote mine pads before writing a recommendation. Let's be honest: spec sheets only take you so far. The teams we partner with want a human on the other end of the phone who can talk through feed size, tonnage swings, and shift patterns without pushing a pre-packaged answer, and that is exactly how we work every day.

Vision Roadmap

From quick quote requests to full circuit conversations

Now

Clear intake forms and advisor-led equipment comparisons across jaw, cone, impact, and screener lines so procurement teams can hold a short call instead of filling in a dozen fields blind.

Next

Expanded parts planning worksheets, screen media selection notes, and startup checklists built around the shifts, moisture bands, and transport constraints you actually face on site.

2030

More digital decision tools that help sites evaluate total cost of ownership across a five-year horizon, so the question stops being "which unit is cheapest" and starts being "which circuit earns you the most uptime per litre of diesel."

2,000+equipment conversations supported

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5,000+crusher and screen parts references

How We Work

Patient, practical, and grounded in operating details

We listen before recommending. Tell us about the material, the benches, and the crew, and we help you frame the real question before we reach for a model number. Depending on your site, the best answer is sometimes a smaller unit, not a bigger one.

We explain tradeoffs in plain language. Cone versus impact, single-deck versus double-deck, tracked versus wheeled — each option has a payoff and a cost, and we walk you through both sides so the decision feels yours, not ours.

We plan spares and startup steps early. Let's lock in wear parts, screen media, and commissioning notes before the unit leaves the yard, so day-one operators step on to a machine that is genuinely ready to run hard.