
Metal recycling is one of the most impactful ways to reduce environmental harm
Recycling metal reduces the need for environmentally damaging mining operations
Recycling metal uses 95% less energy than producing new metal from ore
Metal can be recycled infinitely without losing quality or properties
Metal recycling significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions
All metals accepted free of charge during business hours
Magnetic metals containing iron
Structural steel, steel beams, steel sheets
Cast iron, wrought iron, iron pipes
Reinforcing steel from construction
Washing machines, dryers, ovens
Body panels, engines, chassis
Steel tools, machinery parts
Non-magnetic metals, often higher value
Copper wire, pipes, fittings, electrical
Brass fittings, taps, door handles
Window frames, cans, extrusions
Kitchen equipment, architectural features
Batteries, flashing, weights
Galvanized materials, die-cast parts
Examples of everyday items we accept for metal recycling
We also accept electronic waste (ewaste) for responsible recycling. Electronic items contain valuable metals and materials that can be recovered and reused.
Note: Some ewaste items may incur a small processing fee. Contact us for details on specific items.
Electronics contain gold, silver, copper, and rare earth metals that can be recovered.
E-waste contains hazardous materials that must be handled properly to prevent environmental damage.
Electronic waste takes up valuable landfill space and can leach harmful chemicals.
Tips to make your drop off easier and more efficient
If possible, separate ferrous and non-ferrous metals. This helps with processing and maximizes recycling efficiency.
Remove plastic, rubber, and other non-metal components where practical. Pure metal loads are easier to process.
Ensure appliances and equipment are drained of oil, fuel, and other fluids before drop off.
Secure loads properly and be mindful of sharp edges. Our team can help with unloading if needed.