FAQ's

What is Involved in Soil Disposal?

There are a few steps that are involved in the process of disposing soil. Firstly, if the soil being removed from the site is contaminated, you will require a permit. On-site remediation of contaminated soil for treatment or disposal off-site should only be carried out when that option is available, this will depend on the current situation of the site you’re working with. Soil disposal permits are issued for specified duration and volume of soil. The permit may include conditions relating to soil removal, transport and treatment and/or the disposal process. Soil disposal permits cannot be amended therefore if the soil volume changes post approval, a new soil permit is required.

Why Do I Need a Bobcat and Tipper Truck for Waste Removal?

Bobcats and tipper trucks create an effective and productive pairing for waste removal projects. Both machines are beneficial for waste removal and they both play different key roles in the waste removal. The bobcat is one of the most versatile pieces of worksite equipment as it is able to use different attachments to perform an array of tasks to help with waste removal. Using a bobcat along with a tipper truck, which allows you to move large amounts of debris with ease, is super beneficial for waste removal.

What Type of Excavator Attachments Do We Carry?

The excavator is a versatile piece of equipment that can be utilised on a range of project sites. However, what makes the excavator even more adaptable is its ability to work with a range of attachments. Our excavators work with a variety of attachments, including an auger drive, general purpose buckets, hydraulic hammer, knuckle boom, log grab, ripper, rock saw and more. Whatever your excavation needs, Cav Civil has you covered with our comprehensive range of excavator attachments.