If you are having a major renovation or construction for a business or for your very own home, you might be considering hiring professionals to take care of the huge amount of junk that would potentially be produced.
Usual construction debris such as concrete, bricks, and drywall are normally catered to by various junk removal companies. When you hire a professional junk removal company to clean up for you, you don’t have to deal with the hassle of disposing drywalls and other construction debris. You will also be spared from the strenuous job of lifting heavy construction rubbish.
However, if you have the time, energy, and the right tools, you can do the renovation clean up yourself. You can just opt for construction bin rentals where you can load the construction debris.
While there would be no issues loading the bins with construction garbage, you have to be wary of the laws that prohibit the mixing of some types of construction debris into a single bin. There are rules set by the local government regarding proper disposal of wastes from construction jobs. For an instance, there are specific local regulations when it comes to new drywall disposal within Vancouver area.
For proper drywall disposal in Vancouver, you need to provide proof and sign a document stating that the drywall you are getting rid of was produced after 1984. Aside from these requirements, you should also test your drywall for any contamination. The reason for this is to ensure that your drywall does not contain harmful constituents, and drywalls produced before 1984 have a high possibility of containing toxic materials such as asbestos.
The government of Vancouver accepts residential drywall to be dropped off at the local landfill for recycling. You must make sure that your drywall is properly bagged and labeled. Bear in mind that only residential drywalls would be accepted at the landfill – drywall from businesses would not be acceptable.