Good day everyone. First time poster and a new LEED Green Associate. I am part of an innovation program looking to make find ways to improve current construction waste (hauling/dumpsters) removal process. I understand that almost every Green Certification requires a waste diversion goal that needs to be implemented. Are there any stories whether good or bad anyone could share so that possibly I could detect a trend that would be worth while digging deeper into the issue? For example, lack of qualified independent haulers who supply diversion reports/ not price competitive/ no shows/ etc? Anything would be most helpful.

An on site incinerator would eliminate the dumpster all together... Could you design a small one that works?

Are you considering recycling construction waste?

Hi while reading your concern I liked to share an experience on the construction waste removal service where I was hired during my dream home construction. Recently(not more than two months) I build a new house for my parents and it was in the center of the city. So the rules and regulations of the governments are to be strictly followed. It was difficult for me to manage the on-site works and the construction waste together. On a local search, I found a construction waste removal service, with the help of them the on-site works went well and also completed the work within the stipulated time frame. If interested, you may also inquire about the waste management approach they used during the project.

just curious to see an update on this