On a typical demolition job site, you might be used to simply disposing of your unused building materials. A transportation and waste management specialist will come to your site, where they may spend countless hours trying to haul away massive chunks of unbroken concrete. From there, they’ll take these slabs and dump them in a landfill, where they’ll never be used again.

Fortunately, there is a solution to this wasteful practice! Concrete crushing is an easy and sustainable way to break down old slabs of concrete into usable materials, saving you money, time, and resources on your demolition site.

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What is Concrete Crushing?

As stated above, concrete crushing is the practice of breaking down unused slabs of concrete into smaller chunks using specialized machinery, like jaw or impact crushing equipment. Concrete is sometimes crushed so that it can be more easily transported or removed from a demo site. Increasingly, however, concrete is being crushed more finely so that it can be recycled as aggregate material in new cement mixes on-site, reducing the amount of demolition debris and construction waste while also lowering the amount of money spent on disposal costs!

Concrete Crushing Benefits for Demolition Sites

Opting for concrete and asphalt crushing services on your demolition site comes with a number of great benefits, including the following advantages.

Concrete Recycling Can Be an Asset for Your Business

Choosing concrete recycling over disposal can be the smartest thing you can do for your business, saving you time and money that might be wasted by throwing your rubble in a landfill. Many construction projects seek out salvaged materials, meaning that you can earn money back by selling crushed concrete as recycled aggregate to be used on other sites.

Produce Concrete Aggregate for New Construction

Recycling your slabs of concrete can also be extremely worthwhile if you plan on embarking on a new construction project on the same site. Crushed concrete can be turned into a reusable product that, when mixed with cement, can be utilized again and again on your next building project! This can save your business a large sum of money in transport costs as well as new material cost savings.

Improved Disposal and Transport

Even if you opt not to recycle your crushed concrete, on-site crushing may still be the best option for you and your property. Once crushed, the smaller pieces are much easier to move compared to large, ungainly slabs of concrete. Plus, professionally crushed concrete can also save your laborers hassle and harm – portable crushers are safer and more efficient than traditional man-operated methods of breaking down concrete, like sledgehammers and jackhammers.

O’ROURKE is a Top-Rated Partner for Demolition and Concrete Crushing

Here at O’ROURKE, we take great pride in being a top-rated partner for demolition and concrete crushing solutions. We’re happy to help property owners across the country with their demolition needs, whether it be full-blown tear-downs or simple material transport and disposal. Check out our full list of demolition and abatement solutions here!

Over 60 Years of Trusted Service

We have been proudly serving clients and property owners far and wide for over six decades! We believe that our longevity is a testament to our commitment to serving you – we strive to meet the unique needs of all our clients, and offer reliable, high-quality demolition services all across the United States. From selective demolition to implosions, abatement, and everything in between, our team at O’ROURKE has got you covered.

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Solutions for All Kinds of Demo Projects

As stated above, we offer professional solutions to demo projects of all kinds, from small commercial properties to sprawling industrial complexes. We can do it all, from removing hazardous materials to complete building demolitions to disposing of demolition waste to concrete crushing and more. No matter what your needs are, we can help!

Asset Recovery and Recycling Experts

At O’ROURKE, we understand the importance of saving resources in the demolition process. Construction and demolition are expensive endeavors, and we hope to save our clients’ money wherever we can by recovering and recycling important assets! We also understand the importance of sustainability in demolition, and we commit ourselves to trying to recycle as much of your demo sites as we can.

Hazmat Abatement, Disaster Recovery, and More

We also offer hazardous material abatement and disaster recovery for sites that have been marked for demolition. Our team of contractors can effectively remediate properties that have been exposed to hazardous materials like mold, lead, and asbestos, so that you can safely perform the demolition and use the land for new construction.

Serving Clients Across the Country Since 1962

O’ROURKE has been serving property owners across the United States since 1962, and we don’t plan to stop anytime soon! Ever since our inception over sixty years ago, we’ve remained committed to safety, integrity, and top-rated demolition solutions for each and every one of our clients.

Our team understands the importance of providing safe, reliable, and excellent service, no matter where we are and no matter what kind of job we’re working on! Our clients trust us to deliver high-quality results that they can depend on, and we don’t take that lightly. Whether you’re looking for a simple concrete crushing job or you’re looking for someone to help you throughout the entire demolition process, you can always rely on our team at O’ROURKE.

Check Out Our Past Projects

Interested in learning more about our trusted work? Check out our past projects to see some examples of our top-rated demolition solutions.

 

Contact Us Today for a Consultation

Ready to get started on your demolition project? Contact us today for a consultation – our team will work with you to assess your property’s needs and develop a tailored solution that works for you.

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