Recycling the debris removed from your site saves dwindling landfill space and preserves our resources for the future.
If your project is large, separating waste in designated waste roll-off containers will save on recycling fees. If the project is small, the waste can be comingled in the roll off container or tub and the recycling facility will separate the load at their facility. Be sure to check with us before combining waste from your project or site and we will help determine what is most cost effective.
We have good news for builders and re-modelers who are being asked by their customers to get into compliance with the LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) program. Russell Reid can help design a program to make your project eligible for up to 2 LEED points by recycling waste and using recycled products in the new project. Paperwork is not a problem; Russell Reid is able to provide documentation necessary for the LEED certification.
The permitted recycling facilities accept concrete, asphalt, brick, block, lumber, glass, paper, sheetrock, roofing, metals, petroleum contaminated soils and other materials. The materials are screened and processed into marketable products. The recycled products qualify for LEED points under the United States Green Building Council Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program.
Use these helpful links for additional information on recycling programs in the tri-state area:
The driver worked for almost an hour to locate the cover that I thought was located in another area of the yard. After he pumped the tank, he carefully refilled the area, smoothed out the surface. No mess was left on the surface or our driveway. It was a pleasure to work with him.
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