Eagle Hauling Services prides itself on doing the right thing as an organization by establishing an efficient supply chain within the construction waste management sector. We do this with the environment in mind.

Our approach is to optimize the routes so that the materials get to the correct facilities that are responsible for reducing the recyclable waste, which is between 50% – 65%. In other words, the trucks are making better turns, logistically.

Some time ago it used to be that the construction debris waste was just taken to a landfill. Now with this new system of what we do with the materials, Eagle Hauling Services can provide a greener service to Collier and Lee Counties. We play our part in helping the environment with our process of saving energy and efficiency, thus contributing to the community, in reducing our carbon footprint.

If you are involved with renovation, demolition or building construction, it is likely your company has construction and demolition (C&D) debris that it will need to properly dispose. Most construction debris is non-hazardous, however there are (3) items that contain hazardous components that are regulated by the state of Florida and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).

First, to be considered hazardous waste, a material must be classified as solid waste. Solid waste consists of garbage, sludge, solids, liquids and other materials. To be classified as hazardous waste it must be known to be harmful to the environment and human health.

The three hazardous waste are:

• Non-specific source wastes, such as solvents generated by several different industries.
• Specific source wastes, wastes from specifically identifies industries
• Discarded commercial chemical products can include container residuals, active ingredients that have spilled or are unused and run-odd.

What Can You Dispose in an Eagle Hauling Roll-off Container?

• Drywall
• Wood/lumber
• Flooring material
• Cabinets and siding
• Roof shingles
• Heavy brick, concrete chunks, asphalt and cinder blocks
• Additional uncontaminated, non-hazardous waste

The roll-off containers we offer can hold almost any type of debris, but there are specific restrictions you will want to be aware of. There are items you are unable to throw into a dumpster (roll-off container) due to potential safety hazards and regulations at a local level. If you find you are uncertain of what you can place in your roll off container, feel free to contact us: Call or Text and we’ll point you in the right direction. We’re one quick call away from identifying the specific waste ordinances in your local area, and where to dispose the debris even if we cannot.