Drywall Disposal
What's the deal with Drywall ?
Manufacturer’s Date Stamps:
“Dated” or “Non-Dated”, the board has a Manufacturer’s Date Stamp. These stamps are black, blue or purple
Acceptable date stamps are NEVER green. The date stamp can be on the front, back or edge of the board.
Load Screening Procedure
Loads with Date Stamps of 1990 - now and Cut-Ends can only be accepted if the load is:
Consistent throughout (i.e. same colour / condition); and completion of a Declaration & Acknowledgment form.
Loads with board from pre 1990 or board without manufacturer’s date stamps:
Consistent throughout (i.e. same colour / condition);
For Homeowners: Must follow specific procedures for obtaining samples for asbestos analysis;
Has analytical reports indicating that the potentially asbestos containing drywall related components are non-detect for asbestos; and, Completes the Homeowner Declaration and Acknowledgment Form and Summary Table.
For Contractors: Has a Hazardous Building Materials Investigation report (“HBMI”) or HBMI Summary Table with Analytical Results indicating all drywall related components are non-detect for asbestos; or,
If the analytical report shows detected asbestos in drywall related components: A Clearance Letter indicating that the asbestos containing materials listed in the Assessment have all been removed; or;
An Undertaking signed by a Qualified Person stating that the asbestos contaminated materials remain in place and undisturbed.
Completes a Declaration and Acknowledgment Form.
Loads that do not meet the requirements are rejected. All rejected loads are documented on a Load Rejection Form and a copy is given to the customer.
HBMI and Analytical Reports: An email of the report(s) needs to be provided when bin is ordered and a paper copy of the report at the time the bin is delivered;
Must include a description and location of the samples taken; and,
Must indicate the address of the home / building where the samples were obtained.
Clearance Letters Must: Meet the WCB requirements;
Include the property address; and,
Must indicate that all asbestos containing materials identified in the Hazardous Building Materials Assessment were removed.
Paperwork:
When a customer leaves the facility, one of the following applies:
The customer’s information is entered on the Reject List; The customer receives a Load Rejection Form and a $0 invoice.
The customer leaves after paying their invoice and leaves a copy of the Load Declaration with the office copy of the invoice;
The customer leaves after paying their invoice and leaves a copy of their analytical results, Load Declaration with the office copy of the invoice; or,
The customer leaves after paying their invoice and leaves a copy of their Hazardous Building Materials Assessment, Clearance Letter and Load Declaration with the office copy of the invoice.
Additional Verification:
Texture coat (ceiling) or drywall joint compound MUST ALSO BE TESTED.
Reports must be less than 1 year old.
DO NOT MIX DRYWALL:
Minimum 500.00 fine if drywall mixed with garbage. If load is rejected in any way (garbage mix, report not accepted, or different dated drywall not on report, it will be returned to your site and a delivery fee will be charged to credit card.
Step 1
Email completed declaration and testing to info@orangebins.com
Click and agree to Terms and Conditions Link in email.
Step 3
Bin will be delivered
