Demolition and Cleanout

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As communities continue to grow, older buildings are being renovated or demolished to make room for newer, more modern buildings. Properly managing the waste during the demolition will prevent threats to human health and the environment.

Demolition Waste Fines

Portion of solid waste act, went into effect beginning of 1st January 2000. The bill increased the fines and penalties for the illegal dumping of construction and demolition waste making it a much more serious violation. The amount of the fine will reflect the seriousness of the potential impact to human health and the environment.

Also, any property owner that disposes of his or her own personal construction or demolition waste amounting to more than 2,000 pounds or 400 cubic feet on their own property is guilty. If the property owner received money, goods or services for allowing others to dump construction and demolition waste on their property they will be guilty too. Violators can also be required to clean up the waste, or perform community service.

Construction and Demolition Waste Regulations

All construction and demolition waste must be properly disposed off at a permitted transfer station or landfill regardless of whether it was generated from a commercial or residential structure. Before a regulated renovation or demolition project begins, the business or entity requesting the work should make the waste disposal a part of the contract. This will deflect liability if the waste is not properly managed and should be considered by the contractors during the bid process.

With Nabugabo Updeal Joint Venture at your job site, you can:

• Make the job easier and cleaner by having a construction waste removal solution on-site
• Receive quick delivery and removal of your container on your timeline
• Call when the container needs emptied or set up a regular schedule
• Set up a meeting with our sales representative and your contractor to determine exactly what service is needed to get the job done