Make your next construction project lean with Crete Crush
What actions do you take be more sustainable for your environment? Are you environmentally conscious with each decision you take? How can you transfer this mindset from your everyday life to your business decisions? Let’s put things into perspective by giving the example of concrete production. This generates one of the largest proportions of carbon dioxide gas in the world. Therefore, there are significant social and value chain costs, which can be associated with using concrete in business projects. However, in the context of concrete, it’s important for business owners to realise that there are different services available to make their next project more sustainable and lean. Crete Crush is one of these services.
Crete Crush is one business that provides a sustainable service for your construction projects. Their Concrete Recycling Sacramento arm, focuses on the sustainable reuse of concrete material. For example, you may have a building, which you may want to have demolished. Your business has factored in the costs of transporting the waste concrete, as well as the associated costs of disposal of this concrete. The overall view of the picture is not looking sustainable, both environmentally and for the project value chain. This is where Crete Crush comes in. Crete Crush teams up with their partner organisation GR Trucking. Together both organisations provide services from material transport to concrete crushing and recycling. Both organisations have unparalleled experience and knowledge in the industry, and pride themselves in assessing and fulfilling their clients requirements.
Crete Crush’s Concrete Recycling Sacramento arm can ensure that one facet of your business project is maximising its lean capacity. Crete Crush can help you firstly reduce material costs, by encouraging the use of recycling concrete material; transport costs by reducing the amount of transfer of waste and new procured material; and of course, environmental costs.
Make your next project lean, with Crete Crush.