Bulk Rubbish and Construction Waste Removal Services With Emphasis On Salvaging, Reuse, and Cost-Efficiency

 Bulk waste is defined as any domestic, industrial, or commercial waste that is inconvenient to remove or handle due to its shape, size, or quantity, and that cannot be removed using the regular door-to-door council service. Bulk cargo is the term used to describe the common bulk material used in the iron and steel industry. Every day, Australian households, businesses, and industries generate a large amount of bulk waste that must be handled with care. It is not possible to handle bulk waste in the same way that regular household waste, such as garden waste, discarded kitchen food, or clothing, is handled. Bulk waste takes up a lot of space and may contain sharp objects like glass shards from broken window glass during a demolition.

Rather than trying to handle your bulk rubbish removal on your own, you should consider a professional bulk rubbish removal service that has a trained crew, equipment, tools, and vehicles to handle all aspects of your bulk rubbish removal. Solo Resource Recovery is Australia's leading provider of bulk removal services, and instead of simply dumping it in a landfill, it handles all aspects of bulk rubbish removal in a responsive manner.

Bulk rubbish removal service is provided by Solo Resource Recovery for a variety of waste types, such as:

  •          Furniture and household appliances
  •          Building materials
  •          Whitegoods
  •          Timber
  •          Garden equipment
  •          Scrap metals
  •          Camping and outdoor equipment
  •         Rubbish from construction and demolition activities
  •          Automotive parts
  •          Computers and televisions
  •          Timber
  •          Strip outs
  •          Waste from front and backyard
  •          Business, industrial and domestic waste
  •          Garage waste
  •          Shed waste
  •          Waste from living rooms, kitchens, and living spaces

Professional construction waste removal services

Construction waste is unavoidable in any construction and demolition (C&D) activity. The majority of construction waste is generated at the project level and thus is regulated. Many times, it is illegally deposited on the land or in natural drainage, posing a health risk to nearby residents as well as clogging the drainage system. In Australia, there are regulations in place to govern the removal and treatment of construction waste. Solo Resource Recovery provides construction waste removal services in Australia to industries, businesses, and households in accordance with state and federal regulations.

Construction waste removal services are provided by Solo Resource Recovery for a variety of waste types and debris, including the below:

  •          Drywall
  •          Floorboards
  •          Frames
  •          Windows
  •          Canvas
  •          Walls
  •          Sheetrock
  •          Plumbing fixtures
  •          Bricks
  •          Concrete
  •          Plasterboard
  •          Gravel and aggregate
  •          Rebars
  •          Paints and varnishes
  •          Tiling
  •          Shingles
  •          Adhesives and sealants

Solo's construction waste management practices include jobsite sorting, collection and bulk haulage, tipping, containerisation and transport, and diversion and disposal. Solo Resource Recovery, as a professional construction waste removal service provider, utilises proper classification and clear marking to describe the nature of construction waste, such as whether it contains sharps and whether it is hazardous, recyclable, or not.

Focus on waste recycling and reuse

All of the company's construction waste removal and bulk removal services are coordinated in such a way that everything that can be recycled or reused is treated as such. For example, wooden frames can be reused in garden fencing by the company's bulk removal services, glass and plastic can be salvaged for use in the manufacture of new products, and garden waste can be composted. Demolition waste concrete can be used as aggregate for pavements, and excavation waste can be used in landscaping and backfilling.

Dealing with all your nuisance material

Appliances, equipment, asphalt, stainless steel, non-ferrous metal, and land clearing debris from the construction waste can be reintroduced into the supply chain because these products have secondary market value and can be used as raw material for the construction of new products after proper treatment. Solo Resource Recovery is experienced in dealing with all aspects of bulk waste in order for it to be recycled and reused. Nuisance materials such as carpets, mattresses, and drywall require specialised handling procedures. Solo can deal with all this nuisance and commingled waste material to treat it in a compliant manner. Construction waste services provided by Solo Resource Recovery would result in less construction waste being disposed of in landfills and a reduction in your carbon footprint. Some hazardous waste that cannot be recycled may need to be transported to a licensed, concrete-lined landfill to avoid leaks and pollution of the land and environment.

Businesses can contact Solo Resource Recovery for a variety of other related services, such as liquid waste service, document destruction, commercial waste, medical waste, industrial bins, bulk bins, and wheelie bin services, in addition to construction waste and bulk rubbish removal. Solo Resource Recovery offers industrial services such as subsurface engineering and maintenance, vacuum excavation, vacuum loading, street sweeping, waste transport, geotech& pavement investigation, equipment hire, emergency and spills, and more. The company also provides facility management technology to councils and septic tank services to households. Solo's services are available throughout Australia, including Carrum Downs, Frankston, Melbourne, Northern-Rivers, Perth, and many others.
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