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[dumspterusa]

Did you know...

Did you know that construction waste doesn't have to end up in landfills? With a little creativity, we can upcycle and recycle materials, giving them a new life! 

Old wooden beams? They can become stunning furniture pieces.

Metal scraps? Perfect for artistic sculptures and functional designs.

Salvaged doors and windows? Transformed into charming home decor.

By upcycling and recycling construction waste, we not only reduce environmental impact but also contribute to unique and sustainable creations.

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#recycle #upcycle #constructionwaste #construction

[chumsclearancelondon]

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[mesdagroup]

MESDA LIVING BOX. construction waste processing and reuse at site. a final solution for recycling the waste under the principle of closest to the material. a modular design and pre cast in factory, will be ready for accommodation within 2-3 days. Be green, be MESDA. #mesda #mesdagroup #recycling #constructionwaste #livingbox https://www.instagram.com/p/CUTw0BOFpHe/?utm_medium=tumblr

[soloau21]

These bulk bins are ideal for a variety of bulk rubbish removal and building waste removal requirements for different industries, businesses, and residences, such as builders waste, construction waste, and demolition waste.

[conwy-cleaning-solutions]

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[mobilecrusher-mpex-blog]

The MPEX mobile impact crusher is ideal for custom crushing contractors, large asphalt paving contractors, road builders, demolition contractors, recyclers and material producers.

[fairsalvage-blog]

Here's what you have to learn about dumpsters for construction waste disposal.

[ditchthediy]

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[videocollectorking]

5 Construction Waste Recycling Methods Which Save Building Costs

Building Costs Can Be Saved 5 By Adopting These Construction Waste Recycling Methods

Here are 5 construction waste recycling methods through which sustainable builders achieve recycling and reuse of building waste in construction projects.

1 – Segregating timber waste on site and sale for re-use

Large timbers from older or unique structures can be salvaged and reused as structural elements in new buildings.

Lumber to be reused as a structural element, would need to be re-certified by a lumber inspector first.

Some firms offer certified lumber inspectors that can grade lumber for use on site.

2 – Storing reusable bricks and roof tiles from demolition phase, for use in later phases.

Many people prefer the beauty of old bricks and roof tiles for new construction.

There are monetary savings in doing this, as well as the satisfaction of performing an environmentally friendly act.

3 – Segregating metal waste on site

Metal waste is generally categorized into Ferrous and Non-ferrous types.

Prices paid do vary month by month.

but for iron scrap are in the range £100 and £150 per tonne.

The value of non-ferrous demolition materials at the gate of a metal scrap dealer varies between £400 and £3,600 per tonne.

4 – Segregating paper and cardboard waste and baling on site prior to disposal

Construction waste includes a high proportion of packaging waste, especially during the fit-out stage.

If this was sent to landfill it would cost over £100 per tonne in landfill disposal fees at the gate.

By sending it for recycling you are unlikely to be paid much, but will save the landfilling charges.

5 – Test Soil Using ‘CL:AIRE’ and if Satisfactory Avoid the Material Carted Off-Site Being Considered to be a Waste

Clean soil from excavation can be tested using ‘CL:AIRE’ methodology and then if satisfactory be dealt with as “Material Transfers to be reused on another site”.

That means that a sustainable alternative to disposing of waste in landfill sites is then possible.

There are many concepts for reuse and recycling of construction and demolition waste.

These were just 5!

For more recycling methods visit our blog at:

https://wastersblog.com/cwr

[dumspterusa]

Understanding construction waste is key to responsible disposal. Know what materials fall under construction waste and how to dispose of them safely and legally. These materials can be categorized into different types, including:

Concrete and Masonry Debris: This category includes broken concrete, bricks, stones, and other masonry materials that result from demolishing or renovating structures.

Wood and Lumber Scraps: Waste wood, lumber cutoffs, and pallets generated during construction or demolition are considered construction waste.

Metal Scraps and Piping: Scrap metal such as steel, iron, copper, and aluminum, along with unused or discarded pipes, fittings, and fixtures, fall under this category.

Plasterboard and Drywall: Gypsum-based materials used for walls and ceilings, such as plasterboard and drywall, are common construction wastes.

Roofing Materials: Shingles, tiles, and other roofing components that are replaced or removed during roof repairs or replacements.

Glass and Windows: Broken or discarded glass and window components from construction and demolition activities.

Flooring Materials: Unwanted tiles, carpeting, vinyl, or other flooring materials generated during flooring installations or renovations.

Insulation Materials: Unused or excess insulation materials, such as foam board, fiberglass, or mineral wool, that are no longer needed.

Electrical Wiring and Fixtures: Disused electrical wires, cables, outlets, switches, and lighting fixtures from electrical installations or upgrades.

Plumbing Fixtures and Pipes: Unused or replaced plumbing fixtures, pipes, and fittings.

It's crucial to handle and dispose of these construction wastes responsibly, following local regulations and guidelines to minimize environmental impact and promote sustainability. Recycling, reusing, and donating usable materials can further reduce the overall waste generated by construction activities.

#wastemanagement#constructionwaste

[constructioncaribbean]

A global construction boom is in full swing for 2018, and the Caribbean is not being left behind! What does this construction boom mean for the regional construction industry? Read full article at www.constructioncaribbean.com. Link in bio. #ConstructionCaribbean #JCB #Constructionboom #globalconstruction #recession #caribbeanconstruction #constructionwaste #wastedisposal #constructionprojects #constructionjobs #hotelconstruction #constructionindustry #constructionworldwide #construction #Caribbean

[architecturalwilds]

I Happened to be There

by Pullin Wen

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MPEX serves the global mining and aggregate industries with most advanced tracked mobile crushing and screening equipment, and integrated solutions.

[constructioncaribbean]

BUILDING WITH CONCRETE: The benefits in our ever changing world. How do we build “climate resilient” and “environmentally friendly”? Is concrete sustainable? See link in bio or www.constructioncaribbean.com #ConstructionCaribbean #concrete #sustainableconstruction #recycle #recycleconcrete #construction #environmentallyconscious #climateresilient #climateresilience #constructionwaste #constructionmaterials #cement #aggregates #recycledaggregate #apeshillclub #readymix