Construction

Construction waste includes a long list of building or renovation materials that are too small or damaged to be of use someplace else. Homeowners and companies generate millions of tons of building debris a year. It’s estimated that California alone will generate 11.6 million tons of renovation and construction waste in 2019.

Large building projects or small backyard ones produce waste that can pile up and get in the way. Construction and renovation debris takes time and workers away from the task and add to the price. Whether you’re a big business or a small residential homeowner, disposing of construction material and junk can be difficult. Regulations on landfills require sorting and restrict what can be dumped, and what needs to be recycled or is hazardous waste.

For eco-friendly, dependable professional removal and disposal of your building debris, give us a call; we’ll take it all. Whether wood, windows, drywall, insulation, brick or concrete, no job is too big or too small.

What to Do With Construction Junk

Collecting and disposing of construction debris takes time and workers from other tasks. Some materials can be reused or recycled but have to go to different locations, other junk is hazardous waste, and the rest ends up in a landfill. Depending on where the site is too, will determine what can be recycled, used to generate energy, and what is trash.

The scrap wood material can be re-milled, chipped for mulch, or burned for heat or energy. Scrap metal can be recycled easily too. Drywall can also be reused or recycled. It can be ground up and turned into new sheets, or used to make cement. Glass and plastics are recyclable. Insulation, carpet, tarpaper, and shingles are often classed as hazardous and need to be disposed of separately.

Don’t have time or need some help? Give us a call, and we’ll do it for you. Our dependable professionals will provide construction junk removal when you call, or on a regular schedule. We do small or large site cleanup and cleanout.

How to Get Rid of Construction Debris

Getting rid of construction debris means loading into a truck, trailer or your car and hauling it to be recycled, sorted at a waste transfer site, or to a dump. Burying it on the site isn’t acceptable in most locations now. Some contractors now make different piles on work sites for wood scraps, metal, drywall, and a pile for everything else. It takes a bit of getting used to, and a few extra steps, but makes clean up much easier. However, it takes time, which adds to the price of the job in the end.

To save time and money, many big and small construction and renovation sites are hiring our company for construction debris removal services. Contact our insured professionals for same day pick up, or to schedule a site cleanout, or weekly pickups to keep the building trash out from underfoot.

Where Can I Take Construction Trash to Dump?

Construction trash can be large items or small. The bigger the job, the more waste, and the greater the chance it will require a bulky item pickup or two. Construction waste is often sorted before disposal, either at the site, or the contractor’s yard. Scrap metal is recycled or piled until a load is worthwhile. Wood scraps can be chipped or repurposed or used to heat the office and workshop in winter. Most waste transfer sites have sorting bins where wood, metal, insulation, drywall, and other construction debris can be sorted and tossed.

Save yourself time and energy. For construction trash pickup contact Royal Junk and have our trained experts haul it away for eco-friendly disposal.

Can Construction Waste Be Recycled?

Construction recycling can be time-consuming and frustrating, but most building debris can be reused or recycled. Scrap wood can be burned for heat, repurposed, or shredded and used for mulch. Drywall can be recycled and turned into new panels, or cement. Scrap metal, glass, and plastic, even carpet can all be recycled. Insulation, shingles, and tar paper may have to go to a hazardous waste site for disposal. Very little construction waste needs to go to the dump.

We provide residential and business owners with easy construction waste disposal. Our dependable professionals are trained to dispose of construction waste in the most eco-friendly way.

What Type of Construction Junk Do You Remove?

Junk is our business, and that includes construction junk. We take scrap wood, metals, drywall and plaster, plastics and vinyl, shingles, windows, insulation, and even concrete and brick. We’ll recycle what can be, and take the rest where it needs to go. Our dependable professionals will efficiently clean up your site whenever you call or schedule a pick up as often as you need.

We treat you, Royally! Our experienced teams will haul away a construction sites waste building materials and dispose of them in an environmentally responsible manner.