Our location in Greater Washington located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, recycles non-hazardous petroleum contaminated soils, RCRA non-hazardous soil, along with aggregate based construction and demolition debris. Rubble and stone are crushed and screened to produce aggregate for sale or for use on-site. The majority of this aggregate is mixed with screened soil that has been treated with either calcium hydroxide, portland cement, or kiln dust or any combination thereof, to produce a stabilized material suitable for pavement sub base and sized compactable structural fill material for construction applications.
Greater Washington is Clean Earth's largest soil recycling facility, with the ability to process 10,000 tons per day.
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