Bath and kitchen remodeling are two of the most popular home renovation and improvement projects homeowners undertake to improve functionality and add value to their homes. Both of these home improvement projects, however, can generate a lot of waste material and...
As the holiday season enters full swing, you might be thinking “why, of all times, would the holidays be a good time to start cleaning out the house?” The answer makes more sense than you might think. Look at it this way: since you’re moving furniture, knick-knacks...
When a building needs to be demolished for safety reasons or to make way for a new structure, it’s time to call in building demo experts because demolition is more than just knocking a building down. It requires expertise, experience and proper equipment to carry out...
Most construction projects generate a significant amount of waste material – lumber remnants from sawn planks, bits of dry wall and wiring, packaging, and more. Remodeling projects involving demolition produce even more waste material. Whether you’re a home-owning...
Every year, construction projects in the United States generate approximately 170 million tons of material waste, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Demolition waste makes up about 90 percent of total debris, and much of this waste is disposed of...
Mention recycling to most people and they think about plastic bottles, cans, newspapers, plastic bags, and other consumer products. But a key recycling category is construction and demolition (C&D) materials. That’s right – much of the debris and waste materials...
