Asbestos material
Suspected and confirmed asbestos material, disposed of in a certified way.
On-site containers and ADR transportAlso for large demolition and renovation projectsFull waste-stream and landfill documentation
What is construction & demolition waste?
Construction, demolition and renovation produce residual streams ranging from inert rubble to hazardous streams such as asbestos and tar-containing asphalt. Well separated at source, much material can be recycled; hazardous fractions require certified disposal and watertight documentation. IAM classifies each stream and arranges the full disposal.
Projects throughout the Netherlands
Source-separated & high-grade processing
Watertight landfill documentation
Which demolition streams do we dispose of?
Tar-containing asphalt granulate
Tar-containing asphalt and granulate (17 03 01*).
Mineral wool
Stone and glass wool from insulation and demolition.
Contaminated rubble
Rubble with chemical or mineral contamination.
Impregnated demolition wood
Impregnated and treated demolition wood (C-grade).
Construction chemicals
Residual batches of glues, sealants, coatings and chemicals.
A different construction or demolition stream? Report it via the form.
Why choose IAM?
Fast collection throughout the Netherlands
Collection often within a few working days
Guidance from request to collection
Clear coordination on volume, storage and accessibility
Legally correct waste documentation
Certified processing partners
One point of contact for the entire process
Multiple waste streams combined in one collection
How does it work?
1
Inventory
We determine the classification, storage and disposal route per stream.
2
Disposal on site
Containers and ADR transport matched to the demolition volume and schedule.
3
Processing & reporting
Certified processing with full waste-stream and landfill documentation.
4
Documentation & completion
You receive the full chain and processing documentation, so the chain is demonstrable and audit-proof.
Regulations & certification
Certified disposal, also at volume
Hazardous demolition waste demands the right permits and watertight documentation — for every stream, at every volume.
Certified processingADR-authorisedVIHB registeredBia permit
EURAL codes we handle
The most common codes for this stream. Unsure about the right code? We help you classify it.
17 01 Concrete, rubble & masonry17 06 05* Asbestos material17 03 01* Tar-containing asphalt17 04 Metals17 09 04 Mixed C&D waste
Frequently asked questions
Is construction and demolition waste collected separately?
Yes. By separating streams at the source, as much material as possible is recycled and processing becomes higher-grade and more cost-effective.
Can IAM also dispose of hazardous construction streams?
Yes, such as suspected asbestos material, tar-containing asphalt and chemical residues — with the right permits and documentation.
Does IAM also work on large construction and demolition projects?
Yes, we handle collection and disposal for large volumes with on-site containers and complete documentation.
Does IAM supply containers on site?
Yes. We supply suitable containers for your project and coordinate placement, exchange and collection to fit your planning.
Do I receive documentation when construction waste is disposed of?
Yes. With every collection you receive the correct accompanying documentation, so the chain is demonstrable and audit-proof — including for hazardous streams.
From the knowledge base
Rules & practice explained
Register demolition waste directly
Want to have construction or demolition waste disposed of? Fill in the form below. We will contact you as soon as possible to align the streams and schedule.
Professional guidance
Correct documentation
Fast follow-up