September Heat For Scrap Metal
Posted: September 2, 2014
It always seems like there is pressure to get more and more scrap metal into your truck, and we can’t blame you. With expenses going up from gas to cell phones, and maybe even that vacation fund going a little more. A lot of our customers used to do scrap metal as a part time gig, they had some leftover cut-offs of copper from jobs and heard that they could get paid some money for it.
About 15 years ago, when the prices for scrap were less then a third of what they are now, scrap was much easier to come by and there were a lot less people involved. But with the internet, higher scrap prices, YouTube, and other ways to learn, scrap metal has become a full time job for many people and a part time hobby for many more. 
With our customers always asking us for tips and advice on how to scrap, wwhat’sworth money, and so on, we continue to add more information to our website with updated tools, tips, and ideas on what is worth money and how you can maximize profits.
We have been open since 1977, and have been family owned and operated the whole time. We look to work with our customers so they will be able to rely on our prices and our attitudes. We don’t compare ourselves to other scrap yards, we do our own business, and hope that people see how straight forward we are. Any questions about how we work on scrap, what to do to make more money, or anything else scrap related…..just ask:
