We have unique solutions for the recycling or disposal of a variety of specialty waste streams:
- Wood
- Brick and Block
- Carpet and Paper
- Gypsum Drywall
- Linoleum
- Shingles
- PVC
- Rebar
We provide construction waste disposal services for:
General construction and demolition waste – wall coverings, plaster, drywall, bricks, concrete, piping, wood (non-hazardous painted or treated), plumbing fixtures, roofing shingles, non-asbestos, and others
Clean construction and demolition waste – bricks, rock, stone, reclaimed asphalt pavement, broken concrete (with no protruding metal), uncontaminated soil generated from building or demolition activities
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We have unique solutions for the recycling or disposal of a variety of specialty waste streams:
Follow these procedures for selecting containers and safely storing hazardous construction waste at your facility. If you have any questions or need assistance, call Hazardous Waste Experts at (888) 681-8923.
Hazardous Waste Experts is the choice for compliant, low-cost, and sustainable solutions to your construction waste and recycling challenges. We are experts in recycling many different types of construction waste, including wood, brick and block, carpet and paper, gypsum drywall, linoleum, shingles, PVC piping, and rebar. If you find yourself wondering what to do with your construction waste, call us today, and we’ll be happy to guide you through the process.
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