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National Construction Waste Management

Recover, divert from landfill, recycle

As a complete waste management specialist, we are far more than just a skip hire company. We operate a whole range of bespoke waste management services to satisfy the requirements of our customers. Whether you require a total waste management solution for all your waste or a one-off collection from your site, we have a service to fit your needs.

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What is Construction Waste?

Construction sites can’t operate without creating waste. This waste is a combination of undesired materials created as a by-product of the industry. Some examples of this are Bricks, Plasterboard, Wood and Metals

Kenny Waste Management will work closely with you to help you reduce, reuse, and recycle your waste. This is essential for the sustainability of the construction industry as a whole. Some waste, such as wood, will be split by grade and can be easily be recycled into items such as pet bedding or go to biomass. Other materials, including glass, can be reused for the reuse in another product.

Reusing Waste?

Reusing waste is positive as there is no environmental burden created through it. Recycling is key to reducing waste which can potentially end up in landfills, which is why Kenny Waste Management is dedicated to diverting over 99% of all waste that is processed through our state-of-the-art processing facility from landfill.

Waste that is produced through construction is a potential hazard to workers and the general public, therefore, it is crucial that it is constantly managed throughout the project. An efficient way of preventing potential risks is determining how waste will be managed from an early stage. So how will we assist you with this?

Each customer is assigned a dedicated Account Manager who will conduct a site visit to determine the most efficient and cost-effective way for you to manage your waste.

We’ve been providing an environmentally safe and controlled waste management services for over 35 years

In order to maintain a high standard and continue to reduce, recycle, and divert from landfill it is key to have the right processes in place to allow for the most efficient waste management program. Our customers can then demonstrate their commitment to sustainability, process as a business, and make the transition to the more effective management of their waste.

Tackling waste management in construction

Construction creates 62% of all waste in the UK. The UK Government briefly introduced legislation requiring Site Waste Management Plans. However, despite the policy being curtailed the regulations legacy is one that compels companies to think more about their waste.

A key strength of Kenny Waste Management is working with you as it is critical that construction waste is carried out to a high level. That is why we have a Zero to Landfill target! Managing your waste to a high standard will result in some of the following benefits to you and your business: reducing your costs, improving the impact on the environment, and strengthening your companies brand and reputation.

All of this combines to give you access to increased opportunities to increase your good practices. We assist you in this by providing detailed waste reports (skip by skip), carbon figures on waste, and information on your social value contribution to our Social Enterprise program.

Construction Waste is an ongoing problem?

The majority of construction sites will deal with some form of hazardous waste. This is detrimental to the environment and can result in fines, if not managed carefully, and to the highest of standards. Disposing of it correctly is of paramount importance. Legally, hazardous and non-hazardous waste must be separated, and this can be complex.

That is why, here at Kenny Waste Management, we will provide each of your sites with a Hazardous Waste Toolbox Talk as well as the ability to fully separate all hazardous materials on site.

There will continue to be an increased focus on reducing waste and eliminating negative environmental impacts. Waste will be constantly reviewed and in turn, must be managed, therefore construction businesses must be more effective and efficient.