Company
Bruk-Bet

The beginning of artisanal activity under the name Zakłady Wyrobów Betonowych Krzysztof Witkowski – manual production of paving slabs, curbs, hollow blocks, sidewalks, concrete coils and pipes.

The first years of the plant’s operation were a time of mechanization of production. With the introduction of forklifts, battery molds of the concrete batching plant and accelerated maturation of products, 1985-88 became a period of gradual development.

The breakthrough year of the adoption of the BRUK-BET name – the start of production of 4 types of paving blocks on the Italian semi-automatic machine V-6 Super.

Start-up of vibro-pressed paving block production plant in Tarnow – on Schlosser, Omag 1, Omag 2 and Omag 3 production lines.

Between 1999 and 2005, more factory depots are being built: in Nowy Sacz, Rzeszow, Sosnowiec, Krakow, Kielce, Nowy Targ, Lublin, Bielsko-Biala and Lesznowola near Warsaw.

In 2000, the production of palisades, Multigran® washed slabs and Rustical® shot-blasted slabs was launched.

In 2002, production of Uni Split® products is launched.

In 2003, production is launched at a new plant in Krakow, Poland, and production of innovative Realit and Relief products using Wet Cast technology begins in Nieciecza.

In 2004, production of paving blocks, our company’s flagship product, began at a new plant in Kielce.

Launching production of wells and sewer systems.

An important, from the legal point of view, moment in the company’s history was 2007, when BRUK-BET Krzysztof Witkowski changed its legal status to a limited liability company. In the same year, the open-pit dolomite mine Georyt Krzysztof Witkowski began operations.

In 2008, the GEORYT gravel pit in Niedomice and Sieciechowice is launched. In 2009, the dolomite mine in Lagow is launched.

Blocks, slabs and beams made of cellular concrete began to be produced under the Termalica brand in 2010. Bruk-Bet thus joined the small group of producers of such products in Poland.

The year 2010 saw the historic promotion of Bruk-Bet’u Nieciecza’s football team to the first league.

In 2011, the cobblestone plant in Krzemienica near Rzeszow was repealed.

In 2012, the launch of a photovoltaic panel manufacturing plant at Georyt Solar in Tarnow. Construction of Poland’s largest photovoltaic farm in Wierzchosławice.

GEORYT gravel plant in Klikowa Tarnów is launched.

In 2012, a line of ground stair treads was launched.

Purchase of cobblestone plants in Raciborz and Mikolow.

In 2013, the company’s headquarters building in Nieciecza was put into operation.

Purchase of a beech block plant in Fugasówka near Zawiercie.

Introducing the PERLON system to protect products from permanent staining and facilitate the maintenance of cleanliness and aesthetics of the pavement.

Launched production of terrace boards at the Tarnow plant on the largest line in Europe, along with face treatments.

Launch of paving block production at the Skierniewice plant.

In June 2015, Termalica Bruk-Bet Nieciecza Football Club achieved a historic success and was promoted to the Football Premier League. In November 2015, the first match was played in the new stadium in Nieciecza.

Launch of white cellular concrete production in Bedzin Lagisza.

Construction of the Bruk-Bet Termalica training field complex.

In October, Bruk-Bet opened a new company outlet and exhibition garden in Gdansk, Poland.

Acquisition of a plant producing sewage wells and precast concrete products in Bochnia.

Establishment of Bruk-Bet PV, whose main business is the distribution of equipment for photovoltaics. In 2020, the Bruk-Bet Solar production hall, Bruk-Bet company buildings and Bruk-Bet PV were expanded.

The 10th anniversary of module production. Rebranding of the Bruk-Bet Solar brand to Bruk-Bet Photovoltaics.

After three years in Fortuna 1 Liga, Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza club will again play in the highest football league – PKO BP Ekstraklasa!