Demolish
Efficient Soil And Construction Waste Disposal
Construction projects are as individual as the clients and investors who define the framework parameters. Project implementation on the construction site involves constant change and requires flexibility. In order to guarantee efficient processes, construction and demolition waste (CDM waste) must be removed quickly and safely. Through close cooperation with the customer, AREX ensures reliable handling of soil and CDM waste that meets the requirements of the construction schedule. Our waste disposal services and the use of our mineral waste treatment plants thus create both ecologically and economically sustainable solutions for efficient recycling of minerals.
Construction And Demolition Waste As A Source Of Minerals
Construction waste arises during demolition or dismantling, new construction or expansion of buildings, roads or infrastructure projects. It consists of materials such as concrete, limestone, brick, asphalt, natural stone or gravel and sand. These materials, together with soils that are excavated during construction work, are among the largest waste streams in Germany, accounting for more than 50 % of total waste generation.
Demolish
Efficient Soil And Construction Waste Disposal
Construction projects are as individual as the clients and investors who define the framework parameters. Project implementation on the construction site involves constant change and requires flexibility. In order to guarantee efficient processes, construction and demolition waste (CDM waste) must be removed quickly and safely. Through close cooperation with the customer, AREX ensures reliable handling of soil and CDM waste that meets the requirements of the construction schedule. Our waste disposal services and the use of our mineral waste treatment plants thus create both ecologically and economically sustainable solutions for efficient recycling of minerals.
Construction And Demolition Waste As A Source Of Minerals
Construction waste arises during demolition or dismantling, new construction or expansion of buildings, roads or infrastructure projects. It consists of materials such as concrete, limestone, brick, asphalt, natural stone or gravel and sand. These materials, together with soils that are excavated during construction work, are among the largest waste streams in Germany, accounting for more than 50 % of total waste generation.
Recycle
Recycling Solutions For Construction & Demolition Waste
Our advanced recycling solutions for construction & demolition waste has enabled our customers around the world to reuse over 100 million tonnes of waste material. Our portfolio of AREX waste recycling wet processing projects is the largest in the world, and it includes the world's largest AREX waste recycling wet processing facility in Norway. From Aruba and New York City to London, Oslo, Paris, and Melbourne, we have delivered over 100 waste recycling projects across the world.
Benefits Of A CDE Arex Waste Recycling:
Maximise the recycling of construction, demolition and excavation waste Maximise the production of high quality, high value recycled sand and aggregates which can be used as a replacement for natural materials in a range of construction applications including concrete and asphalt production Ensure the ability to meet the growing demand for sand and aggregates from a sustainable source Protecting sand and aggregate supply in areas where natural reserves are in decline Minimising transport costs for sand and aggregates – recycled materials are typically produced closer to urban centres Reduce the carbon footprint of your processing operation by producing recycled sand and aggregates closer to market.
Recycle
Recycling Solutions For Construction & Demolition WasteOur advanced recycling solutions for construction & demolition waste has enabled our customers around the world to reuse over 100 million tonnes of waste material. Our portfolio of AREX waste recycling wet processing projects is the largest in the world, and it includes the world's largest AREX waste recycling wet processing facility in Norway. From Aruba and New York City to London, Oslo, Paris, and Melbourne, we have delivered over 100 waste recycling projects across the world.
Benefits Of A CDE Arex Waste Recycling:
Maximise the recycling of construction, demolition and excavation waste Maximise the production of high quality, high value recycled sand and aggregates which can be used as a replacement for natural materials in a range of construction applications including concrete and asphalt production Ensure the ability to meet the growing demand for sand and aggregates from a sustainable source Protecting sand and aggregate supply in areas where natural reserves are in decline Minimising transport costs for sand and aggregates – recycled materials are typically produced closer to urban centres Reduce the carbon footprint of your processing operation by producing recycled sand and aggregates closer to market.
Waste Transferring
We’re Aware Of Our Responsibility To Our Communities.
Waste Connections garbage landfills are more than a place to bring your solid waste. Each one is expertly engineered to protect the environment and responsibly serve the communities in which we’re located. Our landfill sites help reduce our carbon footprint and reliance on fossil fuels. We harvest methane gas, a clean-burning fossil fuel alternative, as a renewable source of energy. This gas powers homes in our communities, local industry, and our fleet that picks up your garbage.
Every garbage landfill actively reduces odor, controls litter, and prevents infestation from insects and rodents. A composite liner protects the groundwater from leachate, and we closely monitor the groundwater to make sure there is no contamination. Waste Connections’ garbage dumps are built in geographically safe areas. Very often, we’re able to improve our surrounding areas further with the creation of wetlands and public trails.
Waste Transfer Stations:
Waste transfer stations are facilities where municipal solid waste is unloaded from collection vehicles and briefly held while it is reloaded onto larger long-distance transport vehicles for shipment to landfills or other treatment or disposal facilities. Workers at local transfer stations sort the garbage dropped off by delivery trucks. Items that aren't accepted at local landfills, such as batteries or other hazardous items, are removed before the remaining materials are compacted and reloaded onto trucks, trains or barges to be taken to a final destination.
Waste Transferring
We’re Aware Of Our Responsibility To Our Communities.
Waste Connections garbage landfills are more than a place to bring your solid waste. Each one is expertly engineered to protect the environment and responsibly serve the communities in which we’re located. Our landfill sites help reduce our carbon footprint and reliance on fossil fuels. We harvest methane gas, a clean-burning fossil fuel alternative, as a renewable source of energy. This gas powers homes in our communities, local industry, and our fleet that picks up your garbage.
Every garbage landfill actively reduces odor, controls litter, and prevents infestation from insects and rodents. A composite liner protects the groundwater from leachate, and we closely monitor the groundwater to make sure there is no contamination. Waste Connections’ garbage dumps are built in geographically safe areas. Very often, we’re able to improve our surrounding areas further with the creation of wetlands and public trails.
Waste Transfer Stations:
Waste transfer stations are facilities where municipal solid waste is unloaded from collection vehicles and briefly held while it is reloaded onto larger long-distance transport vehicles for shipment to landfills or other treatment or disposal facilities. Workers at local transfer stations sort the garbage dropped off by delivery trucks. Items that aren't accepted at local landfills, such as batteries or other hazardous items, are removed before the remaining materials are compacted and reloaded onto trucks, trains or barges to be taken to a final destination.