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Here is some of our work, with the numbers wherever we're allowed to share them. Current projects stay unnamed until they wrap up.
Placeholder · mini-doc to comeAn expansion and a renovation running side by side on a working hospital campus, sharing one dumpster, so every quarter's LEED report is split between the two projects.
92% recycled on operating-room work that runs nights and weekends, with dumpster swaps on short notice.
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Commingled recycling against the owner's goal, portable toilets with a women's unit, and a handwashing station. Just getting started.
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Placeholder imageSeven years on hyperscale builds from $3 billion to $8 billion. The owners stay unnamed under NDA, so we show the work without the names.
More on our data center workFinished projects get the full story, names included. More go up every month.
Game-day infrastructure for a stadium that never has a quiet week. Details coming as the drone shots land.
Eight to ten dumpsters on site for different materials, two to four hauls a day, each in a set window with the public close by. 88% of the material recycled, which earned the full two LEED points for diversion.
88% recycled · 2 LEED pointsA $28.5M build for Whiting-Turner. Dumpsters, portable toilets, holding tanks, handwash stations and storage containers on one site, with 87% of the material recycled and the full two LEED points for diversion.
87% recycled · 2 LEED pointsRestroom trailers for a big outdoor venue build, almost wrapped up.
"As our Sheraton project has come to an end I wanted to reach out to let you know how impressed we were with your services on this project. You guys were a key contributor to our success of this project and your team was easy to work with!"
Emily Z. · McCownGordon ConstructionWe've managed waste and recycling on data center projects in Kansas City, Iowa and Nebraska. On the Iowa and Nebraska work, we started out behind an incumbent and won each new phase on our recycling numbers.
The owners stay unnamed under NDA, so we share the numbers without the names. The builds run from $3 billion to $8 billion, and the recycling rates across them go up here as each report closes.
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