Construction Recycling建设循环.pptVIP

Construction Recycling Dan Shefferly Jeff Franco Chris Rohlinger Noah Andersen-Davis Agenda Idea Feasibility Strategic Plan Marketing Process Financials Location Resources Idea Feasibility Can we do what we are proposing? Yes Demolition Construction debris represents 40% of total waste in landfills 90% of construction waste is recyclable Are there any laws against it? No Government incentives provide grants reaching $400,000 Idea Feasibility Other Barriers? Sorting site location (EPA regulations) Future in this? YES! Easier for Builders Assists w/ LEED certification Allows for Grants Saves Money For Certain Sizes Shapes $10,000 worth of steel can be recycled and resold for $7,000 Other Issues EPA Site Restrictions Location Restrictions Banned Materials Paints, Cleaners, Motor Oil, Batteries Brownfield Expansion Potential grant of $400,000 Government Incentives New grants offered every year with each around $200,000 Strategic Plan and Marketing Target Market Northeastern part of Florida Duval St. Johns Clay Nassau Baker Competition Closest Competitor Krush Krete, Inc Accept all construction and demolition debris Charges 250 to 300 dollars Only recycle concrete Demand Providing a service Population Growth Jacksonville 12,000 people per year Five county region 27,000 people per year Advertising $40,000 budget per year Internet Radio Buzz Marketing Internet $12,708 per year Affinity Marketing Agency $59 dollars a month for 5 web pages $1000 a month Google and MSN Radio $12,600 100.7 WWRR classic rock 99.1 WKIK country 60 seconds 3 times a day for one week 6 months Buzz Marketing $10,000 Sales Persons Top 100 companies One free drop off and pickup Process Metals Woods Gypsum plastics Concrete Waste in from Jobsite Waste out to processing The Metropolitan Nine-story, mixed-use building, Jacksonville Beach, FL. Waste Produced 21,000 Tons $570,000.00 Tree of Life The Tree of Life’s primary southeastern distribution center. The St. Augustine f