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Austin Dumpster Rental Company AYD Waste Services Provides Waste Management for Construction of 24-Story High-Rise

Posted on May 23, 2016June 6, 2016 by hmdigital

At Your Disposal (AYD) Waste Services, an Austin dumpster rental and construction recycling company, is providing waste management for the construction of a 24-story high-rise tower that will house the new high-end Hotel ZaZa and a luxury apartment complex.

A high-rise building boom is reshaping the skyline of Austin, Texas, with hotel and residential development driving this trend. This summer, builders Rogers-O’Brien Gilbane, LLC, will be adding to the list of new high-rises underway in downtown Austin by starting construction on a 24-story hotel and residential tower on the corner of Colorado and 5th Streets. At Your Disposal (AYD) Waste Services, will be providing 30-yard roll-off dumpsters, waste management and hauling for this project. Continue reading “Austin Dumpster Rental Company AYD Waste Services Provides Waste Management for Construction of 24-Story High-Rise”

Austin Dumpster Rental Company AYD Waste Services Provides Construction Recycling for Record Breaking High Rise Construction

Posted on February 12, 2016 by hmdigital

At Your Disposal (AYD) Waste Services, an Austin dumpster rental and construction recycling company, is providing waste management for the construction of The Independent, a new highrise that will soon be the tallest residential tower east of the Mississippi. Continue reading “Austin Dumpster Rental Company AYD Waste Services Provides Construction Recycling for Record Breaking High Rise Construction”

Happy Earth Day from AYD Waste Management

Posted on April 22, 2013January 12, 2023 by hmdigital

It’s Earth Day, 2013, and to celebrate, we thought we would talk about some of the positive things going on in the recycling and waste management industries.

The waste management and recycling industries are continuing to improve their methods of dealing with landfills and other collection methods, according to the EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program’s most recent report. This has resulted in improved reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Industry emissions of methane and carbon dioxide, two major greenhouse gasses, have declined thirty percent over the last twenty years (it could be better, but it could be worse). Gas collected from landfills is now being used as energy to power homes, businesses, and government buildings.

Fun fact: landfills are the third largest emitters of anthropogenic methane in the US, behind collection of natural gas and ruminant animals like cows, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Responsible Waste Management Reduces Greenhouse Emissions

Posted on April 8, 2013June 3, 2022 by hmdigital

AYD Waste Services strives to be a responsible waste management company by recycling any materials that we can. Reduction and recycling have more environmental benefits than just energy and resource consumption reduction. Did you know that landfills contribute to global warming through greenhouse gas emissions? According to the Environmental Protection Agency, decomposition that occurs in landfills creates methane, which is a greenhouse gas that is 21 times more potent than carbon dioxide. Additionally, the incineration of waste at landfills creates carbon dioxide and the transportation of waste does as well. When you recycle, you add less material to contribute to methane and carbon dioxide production.

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Choose a Waste Management Company that Recycles Drywall

Posted on April 1, 2013 by hmdigital

Gypsum drywall can be recycled to prevent landfill crowding, odor, and environmental problems. Gypsum drywall contains sulfate, and when drywall is disposed of in a landfill, water can dissolve this sulfate, leaching it into the ground. This can easily cause groundwater contamination, which can cause a domino effect of serious problems through neighboring ecosystems.

Recycling drywall is a much better option, and by choosing a waste management company that recycles drywall, like AYD, you can help prevent environmental contamination. Recycled drywall can be used to make new drywall, make cement, and used in composting.

photocredit: [Lisa F. Young / photoxpress]