Recycling
At Jackson
Demolition
At Jackson Demolition, recycling is not an afterthought, it’s an essential part of how we operate. More than 97% of the materials we handle during demolition projects are recycled, significantly reducing landfill waste and delivering cost savings back to our clients.
By prioritizing material recovery from the very start of a project, we ensure that concrete, steel, wood, brick, asphalt, and other building components are responsibly processed and repurposed.
Smarter
Demolition,
Lower
Disposal Costs
Every project presents an opportunity to recover value from the materials being removed. Through careful planning and sorting, we divert reusable and recyclable materials that would otherwise be sent to landfills, reducing disposal costs, lowering environmental impact, and supporting sustainability goals.
Our clients benefit not only from a cleaner footprint, but from meaningful financial savings. The more we are able to recover and recycle, the more we are able to reduce client project costs.
Advanced Material Identification
To maximize the value of recovered materials, Jackson uses the latest onsite technology, including handheld X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzers. These tools allow us to quickly and accurately identify scrap metals by grade, ensuring we separate and sell materials at their highest possible value.
This level of precision is especially important when working with mixed metals, stainless steel, copper alloys, and other valuable commodities. By sorting materials with confidence, we can generate greater returns from scrap sales and optimize recycling outcomes.
Responsible Recycling Practices
Our recycling process includes:
- Onsite sorting and separation of concrete, steel, brick, wood, and asphalt
- Precision metal grading using XRF analyzers
- Transport to certified mills or recycling and processing facilities
- Documentation of recycling totals for LEED certification or sustainability reporting
- We handle every step with a focus on safety, efficiency, and environmental compliance.