How Grindzilla Helps Keep The Earth Green
Wood
- On-site reuse of ground wood waste from Georgia residential construction - University of Georgia Study
- Using Wood Efficiently: From Optimizing Design to Minimizing Dumpsters - Building Science Corporation
- Onsite Beneficial Reuse of Ground Engineered Wood Wastes from Residential Construction - University of Georgia
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Gypsum
- Drywall reuse and recycling documents - WasteCap Wisconsin
- On-site beneficial use of scrap wallboard in residential construction - University of Georgia Study
- Drywall Recycling - Great Resource for recycling sheetrock
Recycling C&D Waste
- Residential Construction Waste: From Disposal to Management - Smart Growth Network prepared for Habitat for Humanity, Homestead, FL
- State Recycling Tax Incentives - EPA
- On-site Grinding of Residential Construction Debris: The Indiana Grinder Report 1999 - NAHB
- Residential C&D Waste Study - Houston Advanced Research Center
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Economics of job site recycling
- Waste Management at the Construction Site - Joseph Laquartra and Mark R Pierce Department of Design & Engineering Analysis, Cornell University
- Calculate your construction waste reduction potential - Montana State University Extension Service
- Cost effectiveness of job site recycling - King County, WA
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Plastics
- National Assoication of PET Container Resources - Trade association for the PET plastic industry
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Come See The Grindzilla:
Grindzilla will be at the Waste Expo from May 5-8 at McCormick Place in Chicago.
About Us
Green Jobsites, parent company of Grindzilla, was formed because of the overwhelming need for an eco-friendly yet cost-effective alternative to hauling scrap building materials to our overflowing landfills. The Grindzilla can efficiently recycle those materials from C&D waste, house renovations/demolitions, pallet disposal, plastic recycling, pallet recycling, tire shredding for TDF and asphalt production and bio-energy as well as many more uses! Our mission is simple: build cost-effective mobile grinders that make the job site more attractive, efficient, and environmentally friendly. Recycling facts have shown that 65%-75% of waste by weight of a newly constructed single-family home is composed of wood, sheetrock, and corrugated cardboard. Why haul that waste to the landfill when Grindzilla™ can take care of them on site AND provide a beneficial material that will not only help the environment, but beautify it as well? Grindzilla™'s unique grinding process creates environmentally friendly mulch that can be dropped back on-site or sold to companies specializing in this recovered waste.
What Everyone is Saying About Grindzilla
- Introducing The Grindzilla
- Please note that this article was written before the purchase of the Grindzilla line from Jobsite Recycling Equipment
- Pallet Enterprise Web Magazine