Onsite Concrete crushing
Make Demolition Clean-Up Hassle Free and Affordable with Concrete Crushing Services from Alpine.
Nearly 20 billion tons of concrete are used around the world every year, making it the most common building material in the world. But where does all that concrete go after your demolition project? Rather than allowing the material to pile up around your job site or a landfill, make something useful from your concrete waste with Alpine Demolition. Whether you’re dealing with the massive amounts of concrete of commercial building demolition or want to remove that outdated concrete patio slab in your backyard finally, our concrete crushing services have got you covered.
THE BENEFITS OF CONCRETE RECYCLING
Save money on transporting debris from one area to another and ditch difficult landfill regulations. Crushing concrete from commercial buildings, roads, bridges, and just about any other structure is the most economical way to process concrete from a demolition project. The result is a highly versatile, completely recycled product that can be used as backfill material or as a base for roads, parking lots, driveways, etc.
Crushed concrete delivers savings through a wide range of other means too. Landfills have been increasing rates for construction-related debris, meaning if you can somehow reuse your old concrete and avoid the cost of throwing it away, you’ll want to seize the opportunity. Recycling also saves energy that would be used to mine, process, or transport new aggregates, making it especially beneficial to the environment.
CALL ALPINE FOR YOUR CONCRETE CRUSHING NEEDS
Concrete is typically crushed to CA6 or PGE and is quickly becoming a popular part of the construction process among engineers and DOT agencies. Our concrete crushing service delivers significant savings to our clients, and we are a certified DBE for concrete crushing. Not only will we handle all the permits and paperwork, even better, we’ll come straight to your site to get the job done, making the process as easy as possible for you. Ready to get started? Call or contact us today to discuss your project and your needs.
Be Aware: Some municipalities (ie. Elk Grove) do not allow on site crushing. There are set back requirements in Chicago for onsite crushing.
