FAQs

Yes. For a list of items that we accept, see the Materials page.

Aluminum scrap that is free of steel, wood, plastic, glass, styrofoam, or any other material.

For tubing: Must be free of paint, solder, or braising; cannot be used oil or gas line, must be unalloyed and unthreaded. For wire: Heavy gauge (greater than a pencil lead in thickness) that is free of paint, soldered pieces, lacquer, attachments, clips, and/or insulation; cannot be leaded or tinned. No welding leed, or hair

All tanks and cylinders must have the valves removed and an extra hole placed in them.

Non-magnetic stainless that is free of any non-stainless attachments, and measurements no greater than 3 feet in length and 3 feet in width.

Material measuring at least a 1/4” in thickness, and no greater than 3 feet in length and 3 feet in width.

No. Given the volatile nature of commodities, prices fluctuate constantly on any given day. However, you can call for current pricing or sign-up for emailed price updates by clicking here.

We ask that all customers check-in at one of the drive-on scales or the non-ferrous dock scale. After we take your name and information about the items you are scrapping, you will be directed to an inspector who will examine the load, and show you where to unload. In cases where the customer has multiple

Yes. By law, all customers must be at least 18 years of age and present a valid driver’s license or state ID. In addition, the seller must provide the make, model, and license plate number from the vehicle used to deliver the scrap. Any material deemed suspicious will require a formal letterhead citing proof of

No, it is not necessary to schedule an appointment to sell scrap metal. It’s typically a first-come, first-served basis.