Concrete Recycling Services

Palmer Heavy Equipment offers a complete mobile, portable and onsite concrete crushing and screening operations across Louisiana, which includes:

All necessary mobile and portable crushing equipment which may include excavator(s), loader(s), crusher and screening plant
Pre-sizing, sorting and general size reduction
Crushing of materials to meet your final product size specification needs

Palmer Heavy Equipment provides a complete turn key, on site, concrete and asphalt recycling services. Crushing concrete refuse, on-site, offers a range of environmental, logistical and financial benefits. Crushing reduces pollution by drastically cutting traffic movements to and from the site. It also keeps concrete debris out of landfills and dump sites.

We use portable crushers and screens, as well as additional heavy machinery, in order to process the available material. Our on-site concrete recycling plant can turn mixed material into usable product.

Palmer Heavy Equipment produces clean certified material, from concrete, already on your site, for sub-base, pipe back fill, utility trenches, etc., giving you the convenience of available material on your site 24 hours a day.

On site recycling is the best way to avoid unnecessary costs, related to concrete refuse removal:

NO transportation costs
NO disposal fees
Ready to use base material, at a lower cost compared to purchased material

Palmer Heavy Equipment is a land clearing specialist serving the needs of land owners and developers. We recognize that every job is as unique as the terrain it occupies, and we understand the importance of communication with our customers from the initial assessment of the property to the finished project.

We offer a complete range of on-site clearing services at competitive prices, including:

» Initial Assessment (or Timber Cruise)
» Complete Site Work
» Demolition
» Leveling
» Grading
» Cutting
» Chipping
» Disposal
» Stump Removal
» Raking
» Grinding
» Residue Removal
» Erosion Control

Excavation is more than just digging a hole in the ground, excavation is the usual starting point of most building, construction, paving and pipeline projects and it's often the final phase of a demolition project.

Excavation is how underground tanks and culverts are installed and eventually how they are removed when they are no longer useful.

THERE ARE SEVERAL TYPES OF EXCAVATIONS

Mass excavations are usually reserved for large areas or jobs where accuracy isn't an issue, such as underground tank removal; precision excavation cuts, also known as surgical-cuts, are used when space is an issue or when the edges of the excavation need to be straight, such as when trenching for pipeline construction or sewer installation; structural excavations are used for things like foundations, retaining walls, paving projects and culvert installations.

As with many aspects of excavations, excavating often goes hand in hand with other services the company performs. For example, excavation of the site is the first step in a building project, allowing the foundation to be set properly right from the start. However, many projects start with excavation and soil removal before new construction can begin. Backfilling after construction is another service performed by the excavating equipment.

Excavation is also a big part of the environmental remediation process, as it is used to remove contaminated soil so it can be treated and reused.