Description
Utilize our scrap metal pickup service to ensure the responsible and eco-friendly disposal of your scrap metal. We offer a hassle-free approach to metal waste management, providing convenient collection directly from your location. Our service is tailored to handle a variety of scrap metal types, ensuring they are recycled properly and efficiently.
In our commitment to sustainability and responsible recycling practices, we partner with multiple reputable disposal facilities. These include Tri County Scrap Metal, Alco Iron and Metal, and other similar establishments. By collaborating with these facilities, we ensure that your scrap metal is not only removed efficiently but also processed in an environmentally conscious manner. This approach helps in reducing waste, conserving resources, and supporting the recycling industry.
Requirements
- NO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Both clean and unclean scrap
- *No glass attached metal
- *No plastic attached metal
- *No wood attached to metal
Pricing and Billing
The pricing for recycling scrap metal depends on the type of material. There are instances where recycling is offered at no cost, but we do not provide payment for scrap due to its decreased value. Heavier metals, non-ferrous (copper, brass, aluminum, stainless steel), and prepared metals (cut to recycling facility specifications), typically do not require a recycling fee. For accurate pricing assessment, a team member will need to evaluate the metal prior to recycling.
Other Details
Materials that we recycle are:
Non-Ferrous Metals:
- Aluminum: Common in cans, foil, window frames, and automotive parts.
- Copper: Found in electrical wiring, plumbing pipes, roofing materials, and cookware.
- Brass: Used in door handles, keys, musical instruments, and decorative items.
- Bronze: Often used in sculptures, medals, bearings, and connectors.
- Lead: Found in batteries, pipes, roofing materials, and in some types of solder.
- Zinc: Used in die-castings, galvanizing metals, and alloys like brass.
- Tin: Commonly found in tinplate (used in cans) and solder.
- Nickel: Used in stainless steel, coins, and rechargeable batteries.
- Titanium: Often used in aerospace, medical devices, and sporting equipment.
- Steel: Found in construction materials, vehicles, appliances, and packaging like cans.
- Cast Iron: Used in construction, automotive components, and cookware.
- Wrought Iron: Often found in older construction materials, fences, and outdoor furniture.
- Carbon Steel: Common in tools, blades, and machinery parts.
