Serving North Florida and Southeast Georgia for 30 years, Arwood Junk specializes in junk removal, recycling, demolition, site clean-up, curbside pick-up and rental of roll-off dumpsters, front load dumpsters, and compactors. Arwood Waste Junk Removal offers full-service waste and junk removal services with simple upfront prices. They send a team…
AW Waste services all of our dumpsters, compactors and portable toilets through a partnership with Together Waste. From monthly, to weekly, to even daily pickup, you’ll find our service rates to be fair and affordable. And you’ll find our service experience to be exceptional! Affordable Options For All Projects We…
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Drinking water can come from treated sewage. Really! It’s true. Even toilet water and sewage can be refined through a process that removes contaminants like human waste, household chemicals, and industrial by-products through physical, chemical, and biological treatment so sewage can be converted back into safe drinking water. Many places around the United…
When structures made of concrete are demolished or renovated, concrete recycling is an increasingly common method of utilizing the rubble. Concrete was once routinely trucked to landfills for disposal, but recycling has a number of benefits that have made it a more attractive option in this age of greater environmental…
Among the most common of construction materials is drywall, which is used in most all modern construction projects. It is estimated that 40 tons of drywall, or gypsum, is thrown into a landfill every year. Gypsum is also very versatile as a recycling material and can be made into several…
It is becoming very common for shingles to be recycled versus being sent to a landfill. Shingle recycling is the process of taking asphalt shingles from roof tear-offs and collecting them for reuse into another product, ensuring the material does not end up in a landfill. Shingle recycling is very…
All year the men and women of the waste management industry are hard at work collecting, processing, filtering, and recycling over 250 million tons of garbage to keep our environment safe and clean. The week of June 17th is the time for us to come together to collectively show our…
Believe it or not, even money can be repurposed and recycled. According to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, shredded currency can be obtained in small amounts as pre-packaged souvenirs and in larger quantities from the Federal Reserve Bank for commercial and artistic uses. For decades, the Federal Reserve Bank…
From the beginning of the space race we have been launching objects into orbit around the earth that all have limited lifespans. Everything from satellites used for communications, mapping, weather forecasting, and GPS (Global Positioning System) tracking on earth to the booster rockets used to launch spacecraft from the hold…
Wood waste can come from many places including scraps from home renovation projects, clearing of land after storms, as part of routine property maintenance, or from commercial and residential construction. According to the National Association of Home Builders Research Center, wood makes up approximately 40 to 50 percent of residential…
According to EPA estimates there were about 290 million scrap tires generated in 2003 and at least 275 million scrap tires in stockpiles in the United States. In 1990 only 17 percent of these tires had resale markets but now 80 percent are able to be recycled or reused. Common…
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