Disposal Guides

A construction waste diversion rate measures how much applicable project material is kept out of the disposal pathway through qualifying activities such as recycling, salvage

Construction bins can remain on a jobsite for days or weeks and may be used by several crews. That makes them an easy destination for

Construction, renovation, demolition, and property maintenance projects often generate more than solid waste. Fuel, oil, paint, solvents, adhesives, cleaning chemicals, and other liquid products may

Renting a dumpster is one of the most convenient ways to manage waste during a renovation, construction project, property cleanout, move, landscaping project, or general

Wood waste is one of the most common materials generated during renovation, demolition, landscaping, and construction projects across British Columbia. Deck removal, fencing replacement, framing

Roof replacement projects generate debris quickly, especially during tear-offs involving asphalt shingles, underlayment, flashing, plywood, and other dense roofing materials. Without organized waste removal, debris

Garage clutter tends to build gradually over time. Seasonal items, unused furniture, renovation leftovers, broken equipment, and old storage bins often accumulate faster than they

Managing construction and commercial waste in Metro Vancouver involves more than hauling debris off site. For contractors, transfer stations play a central role in how

Planning a renovation in Port Coquitlam often involves more debris than expected. From demolition waste to packaging materials and leftover construction debris, managing waste efficiently

Concrete, soil, and asphalt are among the heaviest materials generated on construction and demolition sites. While they are common, they are not handled the same