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C&D waste
REMONDIS are experts in the collection, transport and recycling of construction and demolition (C&D) waste and recyclables. We work with our customers to understand their construction waste needs and provide the right solution for their operations – helping to minimise waste to landfill wherever possible.
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Why choose REMONDIS for your construction and demolition service?
Choose your bin
Choose from a range of bulk bins and skip bins, matching size and capacity to your site and needs
Flexible scheduling
Choose a collection frequency according to your needs, whether it be on a regular schedule or on-demand short-term hire
Sustainably managed
We work with customers to meet your environmental targets, maximising recovery and recycling where possible, and minimising disposal to landfill
What do you need to know about construction and demolition waste?
Construction and demolition waste is heavy and bulky waste, often containing a mix of timber, concrete, bricks, tiles, rubble, metal, plastics, plasterboard and packaging.
While this can be collected in a single large bulk bin, for larger construction sites it can be more cost-effective and environmentally beneficial to have separate bins for each type of waste. When separate bins are logistically and commercially viable, sorting waste at the source allows for more valuable resource recovery, and reduces landfill.
Mixed construction and demolition waste is often referred to as dry waste or non-putrescible (waste that doesn’t break down easily) – you might come across these terms on your invoice.
ACCEPTED in mixed construction and demolition bins
- Concrete
- Bricks
- Plasterboard
- Metal
- Timber
- Plastic
NOT ACCEPTED in mixed construction and demolition bins
- Chemicals
- Appliances / e-waste
- Tyres
- Food waste
- Liquid waste
- Asbestos
- Drums
- Hot or smouldering waste
- Batteries
- Hazardous waste
Who uses our construction and demolition waste services?
Construction // Retail // Commercial Property & Facilities // Manufacturing // Utilities & Mining // Transport & Logistics
What happens to your waste?
After construction and demolition waste is collected, it’s taken to a nearby Transfer Station for assessment and consolidation.
Often a Resource Recovery Facility is the next step, where picking lines remove any larger pieces of recyclable material such as concrete, cardboard packaging, metal or wood. Residual waste is then shredded, packed into specialised trucks and transferred to a landfill facility for disposal.
We’re always working to reduce the volume of waste going to landfill. Here in Australia, we operate several Refuse Derived Fuel plants (which turns non-recyclable waste into fuel pellets for industry) and we’re working on several Energy from Waste facility proposals, in which non-recyclable waste is converted into electricity.
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