Recycling - Construction Waste

Waste recycling is the process of utilizing commercially produced and organic materials in a new way once the materials are no longer suitable for their original purpose. Waste materials may include things which could be recycled, such as old fittings and wood from a home being demolished which could be sold to a salvage company and reused, along with recyclable materials like metal and plastics which… More

Waste recycling is the process of utilizing commercially produced and organic materials in a new way once the materials are no longer suitable for their original purpose. Waste materials may include things which could be recycled, such as old fittings and wood from a home being demolished which could be sold to a salvage company and reused, along with recyclable materials like metal and plastics which could be sent through a recycling facility. Some construction waste is hazardous which must be handled separately, such as waste materials from older structures that may include contaminants like lead and asbestos which need to be handled carefully and disposed of in a special way. Less