Dumpster Solutions in Camden County are useful when property owners have heavy materials like rock, concrete and asphalt they want hauled away. Numerous exterior improvement projects require demolishing pavement, fencing or wall barriers so they can be replaced with new ones or eliminated altogether. These solutions allow property owners to safely dispose of these objects in an environmentally friendly way.
The property owner might be dismantling a retaining wall that was built of flat rocks or concrete bricks, for example. Perhaps this doesn’t seem aesthetically appealing and the owner wants a red brick or gabion retaining wall instead. Gabions are wire structures that hold stones or recycled concrete. They can have distinctive decorative effects.
Clean Fill
Dumpster Solutions in Camden County can be used for a mix of materials or for clean fill, which is a container full of just one material like dirt or broken concrete. There should not be any significant amount of tree roots or other plant material in the dirt, though. The property owner should let the representative know ahead of time if this is what the dumpster will be used for.
Clean Concrete
Clean concrete is in demand for many types of projects. It can be crushed and used as aggregate for new concrete and in asphalt mixes. With the recycling of old concrete, the need for gravel can be filled. Some property owners may want this type of affordable gravel to pave a long rural driveway, for instance.
Mixed Loads
A mix of asphalt, concrete, brick, dirt or similar exterior building and landscaping materials can also be placed in a roll-off container from a contractor like Artistic Materials Inc. Customers will want to inquire whether pressure-treated lumber or materials covered in lead-based paint can be included. Interior materials like linoleum and tile flooring may be allowed too.
Usually household junk is not acceptable to be included along with landscaping and building materials. However, the customers may be allowed to dispose of certain metal items in a mix of concrete and other construction-related materials. They should ask whether they can include pieces of an old dismantled wrought iron fence, for example.
