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Debris chutes are used in construction sites to safely and efficiently remove debris and waste materials from upper levels of a building or structure to a lower level or container for disposal. They consist of a series of interconnected sections or tubes that form a chute down which the debris can be directed.
Debris chutes are often made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or other durable materials to withstand the weight and impact of the debris being disposed of. They are typically installed temporarily during construction and can be easily assembled and disassembled as needed.
Using debris chutes helps maintain a cleaner and safer construction site by preventing debris from accumulating on upper levels or being scattered around the site, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries. Additionally, they help streamline the waste removal process, saving time and labor costs.
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FAQs
The Skyrise engineers provide expert consultation with your building architect. Contact us today! We offer turnkey trash chute installations – we will handle the logistics, manpower, delivery and construction of the trash chute.
We recommend cleaning your trash chute every 6 months for most buildings. If you have a high-rise, dormitory, or senior-care facility, we recommend quarterly cleanings.
At a minimum, city ordinance compliance requires annual cleaning.
Clean chutes set the standard for your building. Your tenants will be happier!
Skyrise Chutes provides THE BEST in technology, craftsmanship, professionalism, and customer service. We use the power of AI to engineer the best chute solution for your property.
We are the only Chute Services provider to use a custom engineered, powered hoist that perfectly aligns the cleaning head in the garbage chute. We work smarter, not harder!
We simply are the best in the chute business.
Our professional team performs annual inspections for your building. We will provide you with a signed inspection checklist for your property management team to keep on file for fire marshall inspections.
Skyrise Chutes chute cleaning involves:
OxiPure Foam Disinfectant and degreaser on all the chute doors
High Pressure High Temperature Steam Cleaning of the chute OxiPure Foam Disinfectant on walls, ceilings, floors of the trash room Vapor antibacterial fogging of trash rooms.
Dumpsters and Rubbish Trolleys are OxiPure Foaming treatment, biocide treatment, and finally steam blasted on the inside and outside.
We repair or replace the chute discharge door. We also will replace the fusible link for your annual inspections
Proper signage on all trash rooms helps tremendously with keeping the trash chute clean. Avoid throwing down loose garbage, pet waste, kitty litter, liquids and grease. Do not throw down batteries. Have your chute regularly cleaned professionally.
Install washdown units and odor control systems to neutralize odors. Maintain your trash chute doors so they close properly.
Yes we can! Over time, some sections will need to be replaced. The most common sections to be replaced are the impact zones and chute offset sections.
We are the experts at repairing chute doors on every floor. Please call us anytime for service on your chute door.
All the time! We recommend Quarterly Cleanings for hotel laundry chutes. Vapor Antibacterial Disinfection of the laundry room is included with your hotel laundry chute cleaning.Hotel laundry chutes are some of the dirtiest chutes. Bacteria and diseases can spread throughout your hotel if the chute is not cleaned on a regular basis. Keep your hotel hygienic with frequent laundry chute cleaning.
Absolutely! One of the largest sources of contamination is through the linen chute. It is extremely important to keep your hospital as sterile as possible. We include vapor antibacterial fogging with every chute cleaning. We disinfect the linen storage room with every linen chute cleaning too.
We install Trash & Recycle chutes, Compost chutes, Linen chutes, and Medical Waste chutes.
Bi-Sorter chutes allow the use of recycling and trash disposal with only one chute. Typically they are installed in buildings where square footage space is limited. We can modify your existing chute with a Bi-Sorter system for your building to meet modern city-ordinances.
The Fusible Link on your discharge door is designed to melt at 165F to activate the closure of the chute discharge door. The operation of the discharge door should be tested annually, with records kept on property.
We have satellite offices strategically placed throughout the continental US to provide trash chute services nationwide.
It is best practice to repair or replace broken chute doors as promptly as possible. Delaying repairs puts your building at risk to major fire hazards. Skyrise Chutes technitians will repair your chute doors with the highest precision to meet all safety codes.
We are the experts at unclogging chutes. We offer emergency response service and can be on site within the same day.
The most common method for chute cleaning is priced per floor. Your final price depends on building size, and how many chutes are on property. Skyrise Chutes strives to work as efficiently as possible. We offer bundle discounts for multiple properties in your management scope.
Yes we do! Laundry chutes can be more of a health hazard than trash chutes! Bodily fluids, bed bugs, and many other bacteria can contaminate the laundry chute and everything that goes into it. Keep your linen chute regularly cleaned!
Our trash chute modifications are professionally engineered. Installation is certified to NFPA specifications and National Building Codes. We handle chute tears and chute separation. Common tasks include adjustments to chute offsets at the trash compactor.
We can modify your existing trash chute to install a bi-sorter chute system. Alternatively, we can install a compost chute door for the ground floor. If your building has available square footage, we can install a dedicated compost chute.
Yes we replace fusible links on a regular basis. The discharge door needs to be inspected and tested annually. Often, replacement is needed if they get damaged from trash debris, rust, paint, etc.