Because construction and demolition debris comes from the construction, destruction, renovation or repair of physical structures like houses, buildings, commercial facilities, and roads, the term “construction waste” can apply to a wide variety of materials.
A List To Follow!
The following are the most common kinds of construction waste materials – fifteen in all:
- Asphalt
- Bricks
- Ceramic and tile
- Concrete
- Dredging wastes like rocks, shrubs, and stumps
- Drywall and gypsum
- Ferrous metal
- Glass
- Hazardous wastes
- Insulation materials
- Non-ferrous metal
- Plastic
- Soil
- Stone and clay
- Wood
Besides these materials, the EPA identifies other widespread forms of refuse, which are quite common and always removed from construction sites, including trees, stumps, and plastics. Others include asphalt, plumbing materials, roofing materials, and flooring.
There may be a lot of cleaning up to do afterward with a construction project, and an important part is going to involve the removal of construction wastes and debris that remain behind. This process may often be time-bound and expensive.
According to the North American Industry Classification System, or NAICS, solid waste collection and hauling are gathered and disposed of by several organizations locally. NAICS classifies all establishments operating in this subsector. The NAICS code for “Other Waste Collection” is coded as 562119 and includes removing the waste after a construction project. This may include:
Construction Waste Materials Collecting, Hauling, and Disposing
- Brush collection
- Debris removal services
- General waste collection
- Rubble hauling and removal services
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