Frequently asked questions

The price for scrap metal varies daily based on global market demand, metal type, and current commodity values. Because prices fluctuate so frequently, we do not publish a fixed price list online.

To get the most accurate and up-to-date pricing for your specific material, whether it’s copper, aluminum, brass, or steel, please call us directly at (704) 873-9004. Our team will be happy to provide you with current scrap metal rates and help you understand the best time to sell your recyclables for maximum return.

The easiest way to tell the difference between steel and other metals is by using a magnet. A magnet will stick to ferrous metals, which contain iron, such as steel and cast iron. Nonferrous metals like copper, aluminum, and brass will not attract a magnet.

Identifying your metal type correctly helps ensure you receive the most accurate pricing and simplifies the sorting process at our facility.

Yes, you can bring your scrap metal directly to our facility. We accept a wide range of both ferrous and nonferrous materials, including steel, iron, copper, brass, aluminum, and stainless steel. Whether you’re a homeowner cleaning out a garage or a contractor clearing a job site, we’ll help you unload and sort your scrap.

Our friendly team is here to make the recycling process quick, safe, and profitable for you.

Before recycling automobiles or appliances, we ask that you remove all fluids, including oil, gas, and coolant, as well as the gas tanks. This helps us maintain safety standards and comply with environmental regulations. For automobiles from model year 2013 or newer, you must present a valid title with a matching name and a government-issued photo ID. These requirements help prevent the sale of stolen vehicles and ensure compliance with state laws.

Absolutely. We offer roll-off containers and trailer services for commercial and industrial clients managing large-scale metal recycling needs. Our container services are ideal for demolition projects, manufacturing plants, and construction sites with ongoing or high-volume scrap generation. We provide delivery and pickup on a schedule that works for your operation.

If you’re unsure of the right container size for your job, our team will help assess your needs and recommend the best solution.

Yes, our weights are accurate and fully compliant with state regulations. All of our truck scales are certified annually by the State of North Carolina to ensure precise measurements. In addition, our employees who operate the scales receive annual certification to maintain the highest level of integrity and accuracy. You can trust that every transaction is measured fairly and transparently.