Industrial
Demolition Scrap Metal — Contractor Accounts
Structural steel, rebar, copper, conduit and mechanical systems off demolition and renovation sites. Containers placed, pulled fast, settled fair.
On a demolition site, scrap service is a schedule dependency. A container that does not get pulled stops the work in front of it.
We run contractor accounts with the responsiveness that implies: containers placed where the work is, pulls that keep pace with the crew, and settlement that does not require chasing.
What we take off demolition sites
- Structural steel, beams, joists and decking
- Rebar and reinforcing steel
- Copper pipe, wire and conduit
- HVAC units, ductwork and mechanical systems
- Electrical panels, transformers and switchgear
- Aluminum framing, storefront and curtain wall
- Plumbing fixtures, brass and cast iron
- Mixed ferrous and non-ferrous
Demolition Scrap — common questions
How quickly can you swap a full container?
DFW sites are typically same or next business day. Tell us your production rate up front and we will set a standing schedule so you are not calling.
Do you place containers on active job sites?
Yes, coordinated with your site superintendent for access and placement.
Do you buy mixed loads?
Yes, though separated loads pay significantly better. On sites generating meaningful copper or non-ferrous, a second container usually pays for itself immediately.
Related services
Roll-Off Containers
Containers sized to your stream, placed where the work happens, pulled on a schedule that keeps pace with production.
Industrial Scrap Metal Recycling
Ferrous and non-ferrous scrap from manufacturing plants, contractors, fabricators and facilities. Scheduled service, honest scales, documented settlement.
Factory Dismantling & Plant Liquidation
Plant closures, line removals and full-site clearance — dismantled, removed and settled, with the recoverable value working against your project cost.
Tell us what you have.
Send photos, a nameplate, a rack count or an asset list. You will get a written response from a person who has read it — within one business day, usually the same day.
