A PRACTICAL START
MAKE ROOM FOR WHAT IS NEXT.
Removal work can be a standalone job or part of a larger excavation. Pinpoint takes enquiries for breaking out and removing concrete, moving surplus dirt, clearing rubbish and removing green waste. Good photographs of the material and the available loading space help establish what the job involves.
Different materials call for different handling and disposal arrangements. Describe what is in the pile rather than relying on its size alone. If a concrete area is being removed, include its approximate dimensions and what surrounds it. If soil is being taken away, explain where it came from and whether it is mixed with other material.
Planning the removal alongside excavation can make the overall sequence clearer. Decide what is staying on site, what may be reused and what needs to leave. Reid can then discuss the practical scope, access and timing with you before the work is arranged.
Useful details for your enquiry
- Send clear photographs and approximate material quantities.
- Identify mixed, unknown or unusual material before work is arranged.
- Show the loading access and the areas that need to remain clear.
GOOD QUESTIONS.
Can removal be included with my excavation?+
Yes. Include it in your enquiry so the digging, material handling and removal can be considered as one agreed scope.
Do you remove every type of waste?+
Describe the materials first so Reid can confirm suitability and arrangements. Do not assume unknown, hazardous or specialist waste is covered by a general rubbish removal enquiry.
What information is useful for concrete removal?+
Send the approximate area, any known thickness, photographs of the surface and surrounds, and access details. Mention anything attached to or running through the concrete.