Demolition Adelaide

Sustainable Residential Demolition with Experts

Housing transformation has become rapid in Australia, resulting in an increase in housing demolition. Especially in regional and urban areas, demolition is a common practice. As bulldozers roll on, concerns about construction and demolition waste are rising. After all, the maximum amount of waste ends up in landfills. Fortunately, a few responsible demolition contractor consider smarter practices for materials recycling to maintain environmental sustainability. My Tiler and Renovations is one of them. We are a sustainable organisation, with an emphasis on eco-friendly demolition practices.

Demolition is the first step in rebuilding the house. When the existing structure becomes dysfunctional or cannot meet modern living expectations, you often end up demolishing and rebuilding your living space as a new one. However, before deciding on demolition, you can contact our demolition specialist for expert-driven advice to determine if you should refurbish or deconstruct your property.

The Waste Challenges Demolition Experts Face

Construction waste accounts for up to 40% of total landfill waste in Australia, significantly more than any other industry. Despite advancements in technology and increasing awareness, the recycling rate varies significantly by material type and varies across state regulations. If separated correctly, the landfill waste is easy to reuse, recycle, or repurpose. Demolition in Adelaide is our expertise, and we face challenges such as:

Diversity of Wastes

Deconstruction or demolition generates a significant amount of waste, including metals, bricks, concrete, plastics, wood, and hazardous materials such as lead or asbestos. It presents a significant challenge for our experts, as diversity in waste complicates recycling and disposal. However, we have chosen the most advanced technology and equipment to separate waste and manage it accordingly.

Hazardous Materials

There are several demolition sites that consist of lead, mould, paint adhesives, asbestos, or chemical solvents. Our demolition specialist identifies these materials and handles them safely and responsibly.

Poor Waste Management

Lack of standard processes and clear protocols regarding waste management and disposal is a significant problem in Australia. As a result, it ends up incurring extra costs and having a negative environmental impact. However, we are here to help you out with exceptional waste management services at your construction sites.

Space Constraints

Space constraints in construction sites are another significant challenge. For shortening, storing or managing rubbish, there needs to be some space. However, our experts conduct the entire procedure in a systematic and step-by-step manner. Professionally driven demolition in Adelaide is here to provide exceptional service and achieve the best possible results.

Key Materials to Recycle and Reuse

Strong wood was used to build the structures of old architecture in the previous era. The hardwoods, such as spotted gum, jarrah, and blackbutt, are rich in quality, and you can use them later.
Old bricks and masonry are also recyclable items found in the demolition waste.
Our demolition company also extracts metal and steel from the construction waste for reuse and recycling. Our experts collect doors and window frames, piping, and so more.
Our experts collect roofing materials, such as terracotta, tin, or tiles, for reuse and recycling.
We always strive to recycle fittings and fixtures, such as bathroom tubs, kitchen equipment, wash basins, cabinets, and more.

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