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We recently launched a new product called the Outpak Sling Tarp.  It has been a big hit with our customers, and we have been excited to see photos and videos of the tarp being used out in the field.  Check out the video below to see why the heavy duty Outpak Sling Tarp might be perfect for your construction / clean-up needs!

Paint Disposal and Paint Recycling by State Alabama – Dry Paint Alaska – Dry Paint Arizona – Dry Paint Arkansas – Dry Paint California – Mandatory Recycle Colorado – Dry Paint Connecticut – PaintCare – check with municipal transfer station; some yes, some no Delaware – Solidify Florida – Dry Paint Georgia – Dry Paint Hawaii – Dry Paint Idaho – Dry Paint Illinois – Dry Paint Indiana – Dry Paint Iowa – Dry Paint Kansas – Dry Paint Kentucky – Dry Paint Louisiana – Dry Paint Maine – PaintCare with Stewardship program Maryland – Dry Paint Massachusetts – Dry Paint Michigan – Dry Paint Minnesota – PaintCare – totally dry paint can be land filled in MCPA permitted mixed solid waste landfill Mississippi – GreenSheen recycling program Missouri –

It’s strange that just 2 months ago, thinking about COVID-19 every minute of every day wasn’t on our radar.  We all had great aspirations for 2020, and now we just can’t wait to get to 2021!  All our lives have changed dramatically, and some of the changes may be permanent moving forward. I wanted to continue to write for the blog but have been struggling to come up with the right topic.  Do I push a product?  Do I tout Outpak and how we are trying to adapt in this changing economic climate?  Is that considered insensitive?  In the end, I decided we should highlight some people / segments of our industry that are literally putting their lives on the line right now to care for people and keep our

The Clean Water Act prohibits discharging pollutants, including concrete wash waste, into our water sources. Historically, there has been little policing of this policy. In recent years, however, the EPA and an increasing number of state agencies and municipalities have begun enforcing regulations on concrete washout waste, motivated by environmental conscientiousness as well as revenues generated by fees. Civil penalties of up to $10,000 a day have been imposed. Here at Outpak Washout, we continually receive calls regarding jobs that are requiring washouts in their specs. Or worse, someone has had a visit from an inspector which resulted in a citation! We understand these construction needs. Our washouts were designed by contractors, for contractors. Outpak Washout is the original, disposable, affordable washout designed for containment of construction site washout material

Thanks to the EPA and the Clean Water Act, Outpak Washouts have become the preferred method of compliance for companies in the Construction field for over 10 years. It’s the most obvious reason to use our washout systems, because everyone ultimately wants to be compliant and avoid costly fines. However, as our products have grown in popularity, our clients have realized there are many other benefits to using a portable, disposable washout for paint, concrete, stucco, and mortar. While we spend most of our time staying up to date on EPA compliance and educating our customers, we thought an article highlighting other benefits would be appropriate. Here are 4 reasons (other than compliance) to use Outpak Washouts. 1. Portability – Outpak Washouts come banded and folded in a patented origami

Outpak Washout – Thinking Outside AND Inside the Box As the North American construction sector continues to grow, environmental concerns spike. Concrete washout is leftover residue created from rinsing concrete truck chutes, and the washout from a construction site is full of toxic materials that should not be anywhere near groundwater sources. There are different solutions in place, but new ones are needed, especially considering growing enforcement of the federal Clean Water Act. Outpak Washout, the originator of the portable, disposable washout, has a solution that is simple and cost-effective. Company Chief Executive Officer and Founder Bob Eason developed a box for containing concrete washout, and it is poised to make a huge impact in the green initiatives of storm water protection. We spoke with Bob about his ideas and