When your project involves concrete..
When your project involves pouring concrete, you may need
to dispose of excess wet concrete. Also, chances are you
will need a place to wash the concrete equipment and tools.
- Plan ahead and arrange to use an existing concrete
clean-out area (see below) or construct your own.
- Supervise your project and make sure that the contractors
use the specified "clean-out" areas.
- When the excess concrete and wash-water are dry,
break the concrete into pieces and dispose as construction
debris (or if it is a small amount, dispose in a regular
dumpster)
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Concrete Clean-out Area
A concrete clean-out area is a place where wet concrete
and wash-water from cleaning concrete equipment is placed,
to allow the water to evaporate, and the concrete to
solidify. The solidified concrete is then broken up
and used on-site as fill or sent off-site for recycling
or disposal.
An example of how excess wet concrete
can be applied to the soil for drying.
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