Use case · Demolition

Get value out of a demolition project with Rehub

Demolition generates materials that can be sold, reused and documented, rather than ending up in landfill. The mapping requirement applies to projects over 100 m² or 10 tonnes; Rehub turns it into revenue and documented climate gains.

The pain points of demolition

Waste costs, landfill and documentation

Materials that could have been sold or reused end up in landfill. Mapping takes time and consultancy hours without giving anything back.

1

Mapping

Register reusable materials in the building to be demolished using the mobile app, following the PDT template.

2

Internal overview

Materials flow into the portfolio: reuse them in another project before buying new.

3

Sell on the marketplace

List surplus materials on the open marketplace and cut landfill costs.

Roles in the project

Three roles at the developer

Mapping manager

Carries out the mapping on time and to the required quality.

Property manager

Bottom-line responsibility: converts materials into revenue and reduces waste costs.

Sustainability manager

Pulls CO2 and reuse data directly into reporting.

Climate gains

CO2 savings on demolition materials

Every reused material delivers a documentable saving. Rehub calculates the gain automatically based on Kunnskapsarenaen 2025: typical revenue of NOK 200,000 to 2 million per mid-size project.

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