Iron, vehicles, tin ( appliances, old lawn mowers and farm equipment, etc.), copper, brass, all alum., convertors, elec. In addition to all the scrap we buy, we also offer roll-off bins to companies . We drop it off, you load it up and we'll come back and pick it up when it's full. There are a few things we cannot accept. Like the following: school busses, we accept rims, but not with tires still
attached, microwaves, any railroad iron, tv's, street signs, water meter covers, and anything else govt. owned., campers are also something we do not accept, however you could strip all aluminum and/or tin off of it and sell that stuff separately. NO FENCING or WIRE!! No wood, rubber, plastic! We have radiation detectors, and if your load happens to be "hot" we can't accept it. You would then be asked to leave the yard and remove anything that could contain radiation. However you are more than welcome to come back as many times as you want for us to re-check your load during regular business hours. We do buy burnt copper, that requires a farm tax ID, a contractor's license, electricians license, plumber's license, or fire report if your house has burned. Without those we cannot legally purchase it. We have 2 separate prices for copper, #1 & #2. The difference isn't whether it's stripped or unstripped. It's how big around it is, #1 is anything bigger than the lead of a #2 pencil, and not burn...t. Copper tubing is considered #1 if it doesn't have any welds on it, and you must remove brass fittings to get #1 price. #2 copper is everything smaller than a #2 pencil, and the burnt copper. We buy alum. radiators, alum./copper radiators, and brass radiators. Most people think the brass radiators are brass and copper, when they are actually made up of red and yellow brass. We buy all radiators as clean or dirty. "Clean" meaning it has nothing on it that sticks to a magnet.