Can you supply and haul on the same project?
Yes, and that is usually where this is worth buying as one scope rather than two. The same schedule governs both, so inbound material and outbound debris can be sequenced against each other instead of competing for the same access and the same site room.
What documentation do we get?
Scale tickets for every load, receiving facility receipts, and a reconciliation by stream. On the supply side, tickets reconciled against the order so the quantity billed is the quantity delivered. It is kept as the work runs, which is why it is available at closeout rather than six weeks later.
Do you handle hazardous or regulated material?
No. Asbestos containing material, contaminated soil, chemical and fuel waste and anything needing a licensed abatement or hazardous waste transporter is outside our scope. If a scope has not been surveyed for it, that survey belongs before the hauling is priced.
What if the site cannot take delivery when the material is ready?
We hold it and release it against the placement rate. Paying to store material briefly is almost always cheaper than paying a crew to work around a stockpile in the wrong place, and far cheaper than a delivery that blocks the access route.
Can you work as a subcontractor under our prime?
Yes. Prime, subcontractor or teaming partner are all arrangements we take, and the role is agreed at the fit review rather than assumed. See teaming and joint pursuits.
How far do you deliver?
Across Georgia. Beyond the immediate metro the haul distance becomes the dominant cost on a material line, so it is priced openly and you can see it, rather than being folded into a rate that looks competitive until the quantity moves.
Where can I buy recycled aggregate in Atlanta?
Thrare Contracting supplies recycled aggregate and recycled gravel across metro Atlanta and Georgia, delivered against an agreed stockpile location and staged to the rate your crew can place. Gradations and typical uses are set out on recycled aggregates, and local supply on recycled gravel in Atlanta.
Is recycled aggregate as good as virgin stone?
For base, subbase and fill applications it performs as a graded material and it is the largest single next use for construction debris in the country, at roughly 313 million tons a year. Whether it suits a specific application depends on the specification you are working to, and any project with a written spec should be checked against that spec rather than against a general claim. We will tell you when virgin material is the right answer.
Who hauls construction debris in Atlanta?
We do, across metro Atlanta and Georgia, with scale tickets on every load and receipts from permitted receiving facilities reconciled by stream. Concrete and masonry, metals, and wood and green waste are separated where volume justifies it. What is left is reported as residual rather than folded into a diversion percentage to improve the number.
Can you prove where our debris actually went?
Yes, and that is the deliverable on any project where diversion is audited. Every load leaves with a ticket, the receiving facility is permitted, and receipts are reconciled by stream so the tonnage in the report matches the tonnage on the tickets. If a load went to landfill because nothing would take it, the record says so.
Do you handle asbestos or contaminated soil?
No. Asbestos containing material, contaminated soil, chemical and fuel waste and anything requiring a licensed abatement or hazardous waste transporter is outside our scope. If a demolition or renovation scope has not been surveyed for it, that survey belongs before the hauling is priced rather than after a load has left.
How does concrete recycling and concrete waste processing actually work?
Crushing, screening and grading demolition concrete back into a usable aggregate, with steel separated out magnetically during processing. The full process explainer, including what concrete reprocessing produces at each stage, is on our concrete recycling process guide. This page is about buying the output and moving the input, rather than the process itself.
Do you supply recycled aggregate for large commercial or public projects?
Yes. The recorded supply engagement on this page is a county public works contract running March 2025 to March 2026, delivered as prime alongside Metro Green Recycling and Martin Marietta. Deliveries are staged to placement rate against an agreed stockpile, and scale tickets are reconciled against the order so billed quantity matches delivered quantity.
