The change had an immediate impact on project costs. Large portions of demolition rubble could now be processed and reused directly within the same job, dramatically reducing the number of truckloads leaving the site. In several projects, the recovered aggregate was sufficient to complete backfilling and site levelling without purchasing additional material. This significantly lowered transport expenses and disposal fees. The crew also found that screening during demolition helped keep the site organised, with cleaner material stockpiled for reuse rather than mixed piles of rubble. In some cases, overall material handling costs were reduced by nearly half, giving Mamalis Earthmoving a strong advantage when pricing future demolition work.