Across the
U.S., landfill space is rapidly filling up.
That’s especially true in densely populated
northeastern cities like Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. In those areas, where
space is at a premium, landfills are largely
limited to taking in municipal waste.
Construction and demolition (C&D) debris
typically has to be hauled, often 500 miles
or more, for disposal.
Our
proximity to major interstate highways and
our deepwater marine terminal capabilities
make us readily accessible to anywhere on
the Eastern Seaboard. We can accept your
debris by truck or barge.
Since hauling C&D materials hundreds of
miles is an expensive proposition, the
concept of large-scale recycling has become
more than just a rallying cry for
environmentalists. We are the premier
facility on the east coast that handles the
recycling of construction demolition debris
in our state-of-the-art C&D recycling
facility located in Chesapeake, Virginia.
Waterway
Recycling, LLC opened in 2004 and has
processed hundreds of thousands of tons of
C&D debris for recovery, reuse and
recycling. In fact, in 2007 the Virginia
Department of Environmental Quality
certified our recycling rate at over 90%.
Our high recovery rates, efficient
operations and the development of end use
markets for recycled materials allows us to
offer very competitive material acceptance
rates as compared to landfill disposal
charges.
We proudly join the U. S. Green Building
Council in supporting the LEED initiative
through our participation in recycling C&D
for LEED contractors and projects. Our
Virginia DEQ certified recycling rates make
LEED credits easily attainable for your next
project.
Our facility has over 700,000 tons of annual
throughput capacity. We are currently
negotiating and accepting new contracts for
additional debris volumes. If your company
could benefit from competitive disposal and
recycling options for job specific contracts
or long term disposal agreements, please
contact us. |
