There are a few things to think about when you make the decision to remove an in-ground pool, and cost is only one of them. Read on for an overview of the process, what it can cost and how it can affect the value of your home.
Why condemn a house? Most often the reasons to condemn a house would be when a city or town’s building inspector determines that a space violates state or local building codes and/or the Department of Health declares it unfit for human habitation or use.
If your building has been damaged, you may be forced to rebuild over repair due to your state and city laws. Building ordinance laws are ever changing and can leave a building needing complete removal in the event of fire or water damage.
While mass.gov covers everything you can possible want to know about waste, recycling, and renting dumpsters, here are the key points you should be aware of.
Whether you’re putting something up or tearing it down, the hazardous materials used and discovered can prove a threat to yourselves, your neighbors, and the surrounding ecosystem if not properly contained and disposed of. This is especially true in demolitions, as both old and damaged buildings have a much higher chance of containing materials that are hazardous.
Remodeling or clearing out trash from your property can be an exciting time. With spring just around the corner, it’s time to get back to those around the house projects. However, you’ll find these little endeavors often make a big mess. Clearing out old materials can be a hassle, so it’s good to plan ahead in order to save yourself time, energy, and money. One option is to rent a dumpster. Depending on the size of the materials you’ll be discarding, this can be a great option.