What We Buy
Ferrous metals
Known for their strength and durability, ferrous metals like iron and steel are commonly found in vehicles, construction projects, and pipe networks. Not sure if your metal is ferrous? Use a magnet—ferrous metals are magnetic. While prices for ferrous metals are generally lower than nonferrous, their widespread use makes them a staple in the recycling industry.
Nonferrous metals
Lightweight, rust-resistant, and lacking iron content, nonferrous metals offer a wide range of applications. From electrical wiring to roofing and water pipes, these metals shine in various industries. Unlike their ferrous counterparts, nonferrous metals are non-magnetic, making them ideal for electronic applications. While less common, they command higher prices, with metals like copper being particularly sought after for its lucrative recycling returns.Schedule Your Collection:
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1. Send a photo of your scrap metal
2. Tell us approximately how much there is or its weight
3. Add a brief description
4. Include the address of its location