residential building waste

Construction and demolition waste has been estimated to account for over 40 percent of what ends up being thrown in landfills. Of this percentage, more than two thirds is mostly comprised of bricks and concretes. Construction waste removal becomes essential in order to maintain a clean, healthy environment. Housing construction obviously leads to tons of leftovers. This is so especially if an existing house is getting demolished. Whereas some serious waste management plans often get expected for tenders involving big commercial and industrial projects, equivalent care fails to apply for residential buildings. As per now, it is relatively cheap and easy to get rid off general construction junk in landfills. However, this is expected to change dramatically in the coming future. Increasing the cost of production and regulations that require assessments on the lifecycle assessments will likely make residential building waste to be seriously considered. Some builders, especially …